(Natural News) Cryptocurrency is poised to become a lot less private in several European countries as a top crypto exchange is planning to delist “privacy tokens”. Starting June 26, Binance users in Spain, France, Poland and Italy will no longer be permitted to buy and sell enhanced anonymity crypto assets (CAE). The platform identified 12 […]
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Bitcoin and the Plot to Destroy Financial Privacy
Whitney delivered a Keynote at the Bitcoin 2023 conference about how the World Economic Forum Partnership Against Cybercrime is seeking to paint privacy enhancing technology and Bitcoin as national security threats in pursuit of their ultimate ambitions to eliminate financial privacy. [embedded content] Source Views: 0
EU Fines Meta A Record $1.3 billion For Violating EU Privacy Law
In a landmark decision, Meta has been slapped with a colossal €1.2 billion ($1.3 billion) fine by European Union authorities for violating EU privacy laws. The core issue at hand involves the contentious transfer of personal data belonging to Facebook users to servers based in the United States. The ruling was announced today by the […]
Human DNA Is All Over the Place, Raising Privacy Concerns
Scientists have detected surprisingly high amounts of human DNA in wildlife environments, including seawater and air, a discovery that raises novel ethical concerns about genetic privacy, while also offering potential benefits, such as enhanced disease prevention, reports a new study. Every habitat on Earth is littered with environmental DNA, or eDNA, which is made up […]
Surveillance Devices Spark Privacy Battle at Carnegie Mellon U.
Carnegie Mellon University’s Institute for Software Research recently introduced a series of experimental super-sensing devices known as Mites, sparking a privacy battle between the university’s staff. One software engineering grad student said, “It’s not okay to install these by default. I don’t want to live in a world where one’s employer installing networked sensors in your […]
Chamber of Commerce’s Jordan Crenshaw on privacy regulation: ‘There’s a lack of trust’
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Privacy Win: Texas Legalizes Shooting Google Maps Car On Sight
LEWISVILLE, TX — In a move privacy advocates are hailing as historic, Texas’s state legislature has passed a batch of new laws allowing civilians to shoot Google Maps camera cars on sight. Source Views: 0
ACH (2068) Mallificus Scott – The Limeys #109 – The Worldwide Privacy Tour
In today’s show originally broadcast on February 20 2023, Andy presents “The Limeys” with his co-host Mallificus Scott for a show entitled, “The Worldwide Privacy Tour.” We discussed: the South Park YouTube video clip that we played during the show intro segment; when former King Edward VIII appealed for peace in a statement the BBC […]
“Welcome to 2030…I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better…” (from Davos)
Note: You will own nothing. They already own private jets, travel at leisure & really don’t care about their carbon footprint because they know of course it is a scam … EWR This is a recent video from Jan Markell @ Olive Tree Ministries. If you want a sweeping coverage of the WEF intentions for […]
Session Private Messenger – Really Understands Privacy!
Jan 10 2023 The Session Private Messenger App is one of a select few platforms for hard core secure messaging that truly demonstrates real knowledge of privacy. This app knows that it’s about data as well as meta-data, and understands the distinction between just security vs security and privacy. Let me explain how this app […]
Don’t Trust the Government with Your Privacy, Property or Your Freedoms
When you consider all the ways “we the people” are being bullied, beaten, bamboozled, targeted, tracked, repressed, robbed, impoverished, imprisoned and killed by the government, one can only conclude that you shouldn’t trust the government with your privacy, your property, your life, or your freedoms. Source Views: 0
Google Must Face Privacy Lawsuit for Tracking Children Without Parental Consent: Appeals Court
By Naveen Athrappully December 29, 2022 Google is set to face a class action lawsuit that accuses the tech behemoth of collecting information and tracking children’s behavior online without consent, according to the decision of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The lawsuit was filed in 2019 by children, through their parents, against Google, YouTube as […]
A Censorship-Resistant, Privacy-Enhancing and Fully Decentralized Name System
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Consumer Warning: Eufy surveillance products not safe for your privacy!
Have Australian ‘consumers’ been warned by the authorities of Anker’s sub brand Eufy’s false advertising and security risk? Basically Anker should be in the courts for false advertising which has been exposed on various tech channels approx. two weeks ago. The products (deliberately) do not feature encryption as stated, which makes them easily hackable with […]
Wireless keyboards a privacy and security risk
When it comes to security many people may mention internet connections, WiFi, passwords etc. But one of the important and overlooked aspect is the input devices or HID (Human Interface Device) as the computer likes to have it named, such as the mouse and keyboard and why not throw in a (electronic) pencil while you’re […]
Australia’s bad policy and privacy tech contributes to data hacks!
The colonial government of Australia is truly backwards when it comes to implementing technology and policies that protect its citizens as opposed to policies and technology used to spy on them. Medibank, Optus, Woolworths data hacks show how a ‘decade of anti-security policy’ is putting Australia at risk, experts say Millions of Australians have had […]
Apps contribute to loss of privacy
Corporations want or rather need you to use their apps that connect to their services instead of using a browser on a personal computer or even a smart phone. Apps give developers/corporations access to you data that a browser, even on a smartphone does not. This is a contribution to your loss of privacy. MANY […]
What your privacy settings on your smart phone should look like
The authorities/corporations want/need you to use smart phones for all internet related activities, as they collect the data you generate. The problem there for you or rather your privacy is that this is not the best choice, as the smart phone is a device the leaks data many times a minute 24/7 compared to a […]
Windows 10 v Linux memory usage and privacy concerns
A personal computer installed with a current version of Windows 10, together with all the associated drivers for the personal computer to operate normally, i.e. video, audio, network, chipset etc consumes a certain amount of RAM, as indicated in the screenshot below: The amount of RAM used by the Windows operating system is 3.2GB. A […]
Meta’s Privacy Obligations May Be Added to German Antitrust Probe, Court Adviser Says
LUXEMBOURG—Antitrust authorities may assess whether companies comply with EU data protection rules during their investigations, an adviser to Europe’s top court said on Tuesday, dealing a possible blow to Meta Platforms in its fight against the German competition agency. The non-binding opinion, if followed by the Court of the Justice of the Europe Union (CJEU) […]