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04/25/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Whoops, sorry – Facebook didn’t mean it when they secretly kept all your deleted videos

Think back to the days when Facebook allowed users to film videos directly on the platform to post on a friend’s wall. If you ever recorded a video and then deleted it because you didn’t like the way it came out, there’s a chance that the clip was never actually gone. Late last month, an […]

03/26/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Amazon has quietly decided to start photographing your home each time they make a delivery

Imagine checking your email and finding a picture of your front porch taken by someone that you have never met or even interacted with – a complete stranger. While this may sound like the plot line of a horror film straight out of Hollywood, the reality is that it’s not; it’s actually something that Amazon […]

03/26/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Google’s latest assault on your privacy comes in the form of a tiny “smart” camera designed to autonomously monitor and document your every move

If you’ve ever had a strange desire to be watched around the clock and have pictures taken of you and your family even when you least expect it, fear not! Google has got your back! Back in October of 2017, Google officially announced the launch of Google Clips, a constantly-watching camera that uses artificial intelligence […]

03/19/2018 / By JD Heyes

Techno-tyranny police state: Merely using a Google app can now make you a crime suspect

The Left freaked out over revelations this past week that a data analytics company employed Facebook user information to (gasp!) help its presidential candidate. Now, in the age of the Internet, this shouldn’t be any surprise; campaigns have long shifted away from the “traditional” means of engaging voters primarily through direct-mail campaigns and newspapers. But […]

01/14/2018 / By Jayson Veley

Surveillance on steroids: New device covertly scans you from a distance with a wifi blast to determine your emotional state, without your consent

Our society has reached a point where it is now more difficult to think of things that are truly private than it is to think of things that are not. Indeed, virtually every new piece of technology has the ability to infringe on your privacy rights to one degree or another. Now, it appears that […]

11/02/2017 / By Jayson Veley

Are your appliances spying on you? LG Smart devices are easily hacked warn security experts

You’ve heard of Smart TVs and certain applications on your phone spying on you, but what about microwaves, refrigerators and vacuums? According to security researchers, a flaw in the LG SmartThinQ application could allow hackers to take control of various household appliances, such as smart dishwashers, refrigerators, microwaves, dryers and vacuums. Needless to say, if […]

10/08/2017 / By Jayson Veley

Mysterious metal towers spotted all over New York City tunnels and bridges… surveillance devices?

Residents of New York City have been both confused and awestruck lately at the sight of large, mysterious metal towers that are popping up all over the city. According to CBS2’s Dave Carlin, even those on the MTA board in charge of the towers are unable to explain why the towers are being erected or […]

09/27/2017 / By Jayson Veley

Big brother in the car: New software detects when a driver is distracted or texting

Everybody knows that texting and driving at the same time is never a good idea, but that doesn’t mean that we should allow big brother government to ride in the passenger seat with us to make sure we’re not doing it. Yet according to a recent report published earlier this month, that’s exactly what we […]

08/24/2017 / By Jayson Veley

All sheeple citizens who want to receive government benefits must agree to be microchipped in the near future

Late last month, it was reported that a Wisconsin company called Three Square Market was planning on surgically implanting microchips underneath the skin of its employees for convenience purposes. Three Square Market CEO Todd Westby told KSTP, the Twin Cities ABC affiliate station, that the microchip implants are “the next big thing that’s inevitably going […]

07/29/2017 / By Jayson Veley

Amazon may allow software developers to read your private Alexa transcripts

Could you imagine living in a country that made technological advancements that weren’t at the expense of your individual right to privacy? What would it be like if the Fourth Amendment was actually respected, and each new idea for an invention started off with the simple question, “Is this going to infringe on the privacy […]

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