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Big Brother
The Age of No Privacy: The Surveillance State Shifts Into High Gear
“We are rapidly entering the age of no privacy, where everyone is open to surveillance at all times; where there are no secrets from government.” ― William O. Douglas, Supreme Court Justice, dissenting in Osborn v. United States, 385 U.S. 341 (1966)by John W. Whitehead, gue...
iPhone X Face ID: Here’s How Mass Surveillance Has Evolved
There is a growing concern that our privacy is being threatened in unprecedented ways. The current nature of online services, apps and smartphone technologies, puts an emphasis on the free flow of information. This provides few mechanisms for individuals to have oversight and con...
Growing Mandatory Obedience and Defending Our Inalienable Rights
A growing number of us realise that certain freedoms we have taken for granted for so long are seriously under threat.Unscrupulous governmental authorities and corporations driven by self-interests are overseeing increasing agendas with intended outcomes designed to make us compl...
7 Examples of Monumental Government Hypocrisy and What We Can Do
Government hypocrisy will continue to exist as long as our governments are still run by crooks associated with crooked institutions, tied in to deceptive agendas. To manipulate the general consensus, those leading will, in the public eye, create the illusion of having ‘virtue,�...
What Will You Do When You Can No Longer Buy or Sell Without Submitting to Biometric Identification?
In some areas of the world, payment systems that require palm scanning or face scanning are already being tested. We have entered an era where biometric security is being hailed as the “solution” to the antiquated security methods of the past.We are being promised that the co...
The Surveillance State Examined, Validated, Exposed
Under the law that created the CIA in 1947, there was a bright line barring the agency from spying on Americans… partly over concerns about civil liberties, privacy and political abuse. After the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, there was widespread support for steppe...
Wikileaks Docs Show How the CIA Allegedly Infected Offline Computers
It seems that more and more information continues to come to light regarding hacking — not just by your average hacker, but by the CIA and other government agencies, too.Now, WikiLeaks documents have revealed how the CIA infected offline computers using air-gap hacking.Air-gapp...
Facebook Now Has a Patent to Literally Use Your Camera and Watch Your Emotional Reactions
In its latest dystopian innovation, Facebook has decided it would like to surreptitiously spy on people through their cameras, employing contentious facial recognition technology to analyze their emotions — in essence, this amounts to reading a person’s mind.A recently-resurf...
New Documents From Wikileaks Expose How The CIA Exploits Wireless Devices
In the latest ongoing WikiLeaks whistleblowing scandal, the website has published documents from the CIA’s CherryBlossom project, exposing agency’s exploitation of Wi-Fi device security vulnerabilities. Released on Thursday, the new batch of CIA classified documents come...
CIA Agents Caught Red Handed Trolling Alternative Media Sites
The CIA have expanded their program that facilitates fake propaganda stories by using agents to troll internet forums, social media and alternative website in a huge attack on Alternative Media.The expansion of Operation Mockingbird sees CIA agents use fake user accounts on vario...
Android Apps Are ‘Secretly Colluding’ To Spy On The Private Lives Of MILLIONS Of Users
Android apps are 'secretly colluding' to share information with one another without asking for permission, new research has found.This data sharing could lead to security breaches with user location, contact details and other private information at risk.Apps designed around the p...
RFID Monitoring and DNA Profiles Work Together to Manifest a Brave New World
In Texas, children attending school in the Northside Independent School District will be required to carry RFID chipped cards while on campus. The 6,000 student’s movements will be monitored by faculty, in a pilot program that hopes to expand to tracking all students in th...