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fromThe Nation
3 days ago

Can Revolution Survive in the 21st Century?

Over a decade ago, the crushing of the Arab Spring proved how the tools of the digital age, from smartphones to social media, could be weaponized against the very people many hoped they would uplift. Today, Israel's ability to livestream genocide for the world to see without facing any serious repercussions is showing us how easy it is for us to be collectively lulled into complacency, deterred by disinformation, and neutralized by surveillance.
World politics
#privacy
fromCNET
3 weeks ago
Privacy technologies

No, Your iPhone Isn't Listening to You. Here's What's Really Happening

fromCNET
3 weeks ago
Privacy technologies

No, Your iPhone Isn't Listening to You. Here's What's Really Happening

Philosophy
fromApaonline
2 months ago

Roe v Road: Freedom of Movement and the Future of Automated Travel

In states like Georgia, women can be kept on life support against their wishes to deliver fetuses due to restrictive abortion laws.
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

The story of the Coldplay couple unfolded like a soap opera. But was the pile-on that followed a proportional response?

This incident exemplifies how quickly personal lives can become public spectacles in the digital age. The internet reacts with both fury and entertainment as the narrative unfolds.
Social justice
Privacy professionals
fromZDNET
2 months ago

How to turn off ACR on your TV (and why it greatly enhances your viewing experience)

Smart TVs use Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) to collect viewing data for targeted advertising.
Remote teams
fromThe Hill
3 months ago

Management failure, not work-from-home, kills productivity

Digital surveillance fails to boost productivity; effective remote work requires clarity, communication, and trust from leadership.
fromThe Verge
3 months ago

Trump's protest threats raise surveillance alarms around his military parade

President Trump’s explicit warning that demonstrators will face "very heavy force" might deter individuals from exercising their right to protest, emphasizing the necessity for caution.
Privacy technologies
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