by Joe Wilkins
If you were paranoid about digital tracking before, you might want to think twice about reading any further.
New research out of Germany’s Karlsruhe Institute of
by Samantha Cole
Headway, a popular online therapy platform, says it will require clients and providers to undergo biometric scanning, and there’s no way to opt out other than
by Diego Ramos and Max Jones
When it was reported that Wegmans grocery stores were utilizing facial recognition technology (FRT) to collect data on their customers, the company declined to
by Joseph Cox
BusPatrol, a company that has installed AI-powered cameras in tens of thousands of school buses around the U.S., now plans to turn those cameras into automatic
by Marc Scribner
Proposed mileage-based user fees (MBUF) systems would charge roadway users per mile driven. This model offers advantages over traditional fuel excise taxes, in which road users are
by Tyler Durden
A recent Gallup poll shows that nearly 70% of Americans oppose the construction of a data center in their communities, highlighting the rise of local resistance movements
by John S.
The CounterForce Alliance is hosting a live Digital Privacy Workshop this Saturday, May 23rd, at 12:00 PM PT / 1:00 PM MT / 2:00 PM CT
by Steve Watson
The surveillance state has found its newest frontier: your car’s dashboard. What used to be a symbol of American freedom and independence is rapidly morphing into
by Demi Pietchell
Forty minutes. Gone.
You picked up your phone to check one thing. You are not sure what you looked at. You do not feel better for having
by Redacted and Alex Jones Live
UK monarch King Charles III announced the rollout of the nation’s digital ID system, claiming that it will allow more citizens to access
by Matt Agorist
The political class in New York has just mandated a digital panopticon inside your living room, slipping draconian provisions into the Fiscal Year 2027 State Budget. Stripped
by The Free Thought Project
(Reclaim The Net) The era of the anonymous phone number could be ending. On April 30, the Federal Communications Commission unanimously approved a proposal requiring
