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They Told You Your Dishwasher Could Spy on You

Back in 2012, Wired published an article titled “CIA Chief: We’ll Spy on You Through Your Dishwasher.” That was not some wild theory. That was based on...

Your Car Was Never the Target

For years, governments assured the public that license plate readers were simply tools to catch stolen vehicles, fugitives, and dangerous criminals. That was always...

DIGITAL ID: THE LOCKDOWN THEY NEVER ABANDONED

Governments never abandon an idea once they discover it increases control. They simply wait until the public is distracted and repackage it under a different name....

Canada Moves to Destroy Encryption – Demands Backdoor Access to ALL Available Data

Canada is walking into extremely dangerous territory and most people do not understand the implications because governments always package surveillance laws as...

Europe No Longer Trusts America With Its Data

Europe is now openly discussing restricting Microsoft, Amazon, and Google from handling some of its most sensitive government data, including financial records,...

Europe Wants To Ban VPN Privacy

The European Union is now openly discussing restricting VPN access as part of its expanding online age-verification system, which demonstrates precisely where the...

Digital Surveillance Is Becoming the New Form of Government Power

The latest revelations involving the Department of Homeland Security demanding Google surrender data tied to a Canadian citizen demonstrate just how far governments...

The War on Crypto Was Always About Control

The U.S. Treasury has now frozen $344 million in cryptocurrency tied to Iran, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who announced sanctions targeting...

Chatrie v. United States and the Rise of Geofence Surveillance

The case of Chatrie v. United States exposed just how far governments have moved toward mass digital surveillance through a technique known as geofencing. This...

Google Partners with the Pentagon to Sell Your Data

  There has always been this convenient belief that Big Tech operates independently from government, as if the data you store, search, and upload exists in...