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Palestinians Subject to ‘Omnipresent’ Facial Recognition, Amnesty Report Finds

May 2, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

The Israeli military is increasingly deploying experimental new facial recognition software to monitor Palestinians and “supercharge segregation” in the West Bank, according to a new Amnesty International report released Tuesday. Amnesty found that Is…
Read more: Palestinians Subject to ‘Omnipresent’ Facial Recognition, Amnesty Report Finds
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Chinese Surveillance Giant Knew Its Cameras Spied on Uyghurs, War Crimes Investigator Says

April 17, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

Hikvision, a Chinese surveillance camera company restricted in parts of the US and the UK, knew its tech was used to monitor the country’s Uyghur Muslim minority despite previously denials of exactly that, according to a war crimes investigator hired b…
Read more: Chinese Surveillance Giant Knew Its Cameras Spied on Uyghurs, War Crimes Investigator Says
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Cops Used Creepy Clearview AI a Million Times, CEO Says

March 28, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

Clearview AI, the shady US facial recognition firm whose surveillance tech is used by at least 2,400 law enforcement agencies, says police have run nearly a million searches using its service. The company’s database of images scraped from social media …
Read more: Cops Used Creepy Clearview AI a Million Times, CEO Says
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Feds Stalked Suspects With an Apple AirTag, Report Says

March 23, 2023

Lauren Leffer

Apple AirTags can be useful for things like finding your keys or keeping tabs on luggage. But it’s also well-established that the small quarter-sized tracking devices, can be employed in some less-than-savory ways. People have sued over AirTags being u…
Read more: Feds Stalked Suspects With an Apple AirTag, Report Says
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Democrats Band Together to Try Yet Another Federal Facial Recognition Ban

March 8, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

Senate Democrats introduced new legislation Tuesday attempting to, once again, outright ban facial recognition use by federal agencies and officials, particularly law enforcement. If passed, the Facial Recognition and Biometric Technology Moratorium Ac…
Read more: Democrats Band Together to Try Yet Another Federal Facial Recognition Ban
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The FBI Tested New Facial Recognition Software on Subways and Street Corners

March 7, 2023

Mack DeGeurin

New documents revealed by the ACLU and shared with Gizmodo show the lengths FBI and Pentagon officials went to develop “truly unconstrained” facial recognition capable of being deployed in public street cameras, mobile drones, and cops’ body cameras.Re…
Read more: The FBI Tested New Facial Recognition Software on Subways and Street Corners
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A DNA Testing Company Forgot About 2.1 Million People’s Data. Then It Leaked.

February 21, 2023

Lucas Ropek

A prominent DNA testing firm has settled a pair of lawsuits with the attorney generals of Pennsylvania and Ohio after a 2021 episode that saw cybercriminals steal data on 2.1 million people, including the social security numbers of 45,000 customers fr…
Read more: A DNA Testing Company Forgot About 2.1 Million People’s Data. Then It Leaked.
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Pentagon Employees Are Too Horny to Follow National Security Protocols

February 10, 2023

Thomas Germain

Pentagon employees are using banned and unauthorized apps to find hookups, watch TikToks, and buy crypto on government phones and devices, according to a new Department of Defense investigation launched over fears surrounding TikTok. The list of what D…
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Australia to Rip Out 900 Chinese-Made Security Cameras From Government Buildings

February 10, 2023

Jody Serrano

The Australian Defense Department will rip out more than 900 Chinese-made security devices from government buildings over fears they could enable spying by China.Read more…
Read more: Australia to Rip Out 900 Chinese-Made Security Cameras From Government Buildings
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FBI Finds New Information About Chinese Spy Balloon

February 9, 2023

Nikki Main

We’re learning new information about the suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that was shot down off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday. A State Department spokesperson said the balloon was able to collect communications and data via a satellite…
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