A good reminder to examine who you buy phones from as they could be tampered with. You could also investigate the manufacturer and learn how to install their stock firmware yourself, or better yet, buy a phone that is supported…
And as the big megacorps take over food chains, the poisoning ramps up under the guise of cost savings. Worth noting, the COVID shutdowns closed a lot of mom and pop restaurants increasing market share for the megacorp chains, and…
A long but very good article with an interesting bit of history. They’ve been working towards computers having IDs for tracking, and humorously being exposed by game cheat bans. And notice if you use Windows or macOS, you have a…
People seem to be getting caught up in AI laziness, trying to find all the ways AI can do things for them with no idea of what it’s really doing, and no concern for what personal information they’re allowing it…
It’s best to remember that US generals refer to the UAE as Little Sparta, as their military officers go to American or United Kingdom military colleges. And anything with the UAE is of interest, as the country of the coming…
The government doesn’t want you to have any financial privacy, as they deem all money as belonging to them until they can seize it (just look at the abuse of asset forfeiture). And using mixing services with cryptocurrency can be…
At least with Google Street View you can opt out, as my house is blurred, though probably available for a subpoena. But the biggest point is opening your door and getting your package while the delivery driver is there to…
I had a previous post on Quad9 with an interview of the CTO. It’s a great organization trying to give privacy to DNS users, but they keep having to go to court over censorship wasting donations (I think this is…
I was always sure the federal government was hoovering up all the ALPR camera data, and this confirms one mechanism. And the federal government is paying for it, and the interesting part is they’re gobbling up the data from not…
Do you have something to hide? Setting exorbitant fees is just trying to cutoff accountability, as they really should have locked down access by now with how many cops have misused Flock cameras. And the key takeaway from the article…
This is a good example of what people don’t take to heart with AI, and that it takes data collection up to a whole new level. I could see it early on, as trying to replicate a story I saw…
More plans in the march towards digital ID and identifying every internet user. With some really good false flag cyber events, they could really push this over the line and get people to comply. And the WEF has been warning…
