Imagine an Internet where the law required every message sent to be read by government-approved scanning software.
Fotech revealed how smart cities can use DAS to transform fiber optic cables into "highly sensitive acoustic sensors – innately listening to the activities around them."
Now we find ourselves on the brink of a possible coronavirus contagion. I’ll leave the media and the medical community to speculate about the impact the coronavirus will have on the nation’s health, but how will the government’s War on the Coronavirus impact our freedoms?
Judges have increasingly forced private companies to hand over DNA databases to law enforcement agencies, even though scientific studies show these genomic analyses are often wrong.
As part of a DEA program that was initiated in 2015 and has been growing in the United States ever since, the license plate readers are high-speed, computer-controlled camera systems that are typically mounted on street poles, streetlights, highway overpasses, mobile trailers or ...
The FBI warned that hackers can take control of your unsecured smart TV and in worst cases, take control of the camera and microphone to watch and listen in.
School is supposed to be a beacon of not just education, but free thought. A place for students to prepare for the real world by facing ideas they aren’t accustomed to.
If you are really concerned about keeping your data private, the only way to ensure that is to keep it stored in offline storage media like pen drive or a Blu-ray disc.
Endangering and Threatening all of the world’s citizens, and humanity by misusing and weaponizing Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, Robotics, 5G, Machines, Smart Phones, Smart Homes, Smart Cities, IoT.
Sooner or later, Americans are going to have to admit, that when it comes to spying on everyone, there really is little difference between our law enforcement and China.
"The federal government was granted two patents that endow it with the ability to use social media enabled technology to predict when the next protest will occur."
The ‘tagging’ allows for Facebook to analyze facial geometric data points, such as the distance between nose, ears, and eyes, which is then used to identify an individual’s face. The technology then takes those data points and compares it against its user face database to d...