by Alan Macleod
The screams of babies as buildings collapse in Gaza. Terrified parents carrying the remains of their children away in plastic carrier bags. These scenes – altogether too familiar
by Ruchi Kumari
Telegram, once hailed as a bastion of privacy, has recently made a significant change that has raised eyebrows among its user base. The popular messaging app has
by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. The Defender
This article was originally published by The Defender
Children’s Health Defense (CHD) is hosting a new initiative, The Covid Index, a volunteer-run
by Martin Crowley
When asked whether it uses the images captured by its AI Ray-Ban smart glasses to train its AI models, Meta said “We’re not saying either way,
By James Bovard
On the eve of the first presidential candidate debate, the Supreme Court gave a huge boost to Joe Biden to help him “fix” the 2024 election with
by By #Tbot: Take Back Our Tech
It's no secret that the IRS and other agencies have been looking to trace private cryptocurrencies like Monero. Quickly gaining popularity
by Elvis Dunderhoff
When the American democracy government talks about “freedom,” this is what they’re referencing: free meth kits.
They want as many people high on drugs as possible.
By Tyler Durden
This morning, when we reported that a sudden - and extremely overdue - urgency appeared to grip Beijing's top power echelons in fasttracking a bunch
Etienne Note: With Oracle’s Larry Ellison coming out and describing the coming future of omnipresent AI cameras and drones recording everyone at all times to “ensure good behavior” we
by Chris Menahan
Telegram announced on Monday that they will hand over users' IP addresses and phone numbers in response to "valid legal requests" from governments around
by Didi Rankovic
Ford has filed a patent that is supposed to provide what the car manufacturer calls “in-vehicle advertising.” The solution is to eavesdrop on what’s being said
