Twitter Suspends J.D. Vance Campaign Account
Twitter has suspended the official press account of J.D.Vance, a contender in the Republican primary for Ohio’s Senate race in the midterm elections.
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A collection of 52 articles
Apple and Google Are Recording Users Without Their Knowledge
A recent lawsuit alleges that the virtual assistants of tech companies like Apple and Google are listening in on users even when they’re not supposed to.
India: Spyware Use Violates Supreme Court Privacy Ruling
(New York) – Indian authorities should immediately, independently, and credibly investigate the government’s alleged use of advanced spyware to target activists and apparent opponents, Access Now, International Commission of Jurists, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Electronic Frontier Foundation, PEN America, Center for Democracy and Technology, Civicus, and Human Rights Watch said
Misconfigured Microsoft Apps Expose 38 Million Sensitive Records Including Contact Tracing
Over one thousand web apps using Microsoft Power Apps have mistakenly exposed 38 million records online, including sensitive data relating to a number of coronavirus contact tracing platforms, vaccination registrations, job application portals, and employee databases. Wired reports that a thousand web apps have accidentally exposed 38 million records online,
Wikipedia Co-Founder: Site’s Neutrality Is ‘Dead’ Thanks to Leftist Bias
Larry Sanger, the co-founder of Wikipedia, stated that the online encyclopedia’s “neutrality” policy is “dead” due to the left-wing bias of the site. Noting the article on President Donald Trump, Sanger contrasted its extensive coverage of presidential scandals on former President Barack Obama.
Hackers Steal Almost $100 Million in Cryptocurrency from Japanese Exchange
Hackers have reportedly stolen $97 million worth of Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies from the Japanese exchange Liquid in a major hack.
Unchecked Spyware Industry Enables Abuses
(New York) – Recent reports that NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware has been used for surveillance of dozens of journalists, human rights activists, and others demonstrate the urgent need for governments to suspend the trade in surveillance technology until rights-protecting regulatory frameworks are in place, Human Rights Watch said today. Governments
Patents Prove SARS-CoV-2 Is a Manufactured Virus
In a January 2021 lecture, Jonathan Latham, Ph.D., introduced the term "the pandemic virus industrial complex," to describe the academic, military and commercial complexes that are driving the pandemic agenda and obscuring facts that indicate SARS-CoV-2 is a man made virus.
According EU and US, Microsoft Exchange email hack came from China
The European Union and United States on Monday blamed China for the hacking of the Microsoft Exchange email server that compromised tens of thousands of computers around the world earlier this year.
How Social Media Giants Took Over World Power and We Didn’t Notice
Back in 2008, Facebook seemed so new and fun – you could chat with your friends, upload photos, and meet new people.
A Symbiosis of Humans & Technology – Changing The Conversation
Have you ever noticed that discussions about transhumanism tend to focus on technology more than humanism?
What Decentralization Requires
Decentralization. It’s not just a hip happenin’ buzzword. And it’s not just for blockchain. It has been important, and it always has been
The Alternative Social Networks
The recent pandemic has shown hidden faces of so many companies and governments. Media and social companies have too many interests, making it difficult to allow free speech.
Global Vaccine Passport Could Be Required for Travel
Forced vaccination is part and parcel of the plan to “reset” the global economic system, forever altering life as we know it. Now, global vaccine passports are being introduced, and it’s only a matter of time before vaccination status will be a prerequisite for travel
Computer Science Prof & Edward Snowden Explain How Easily Voting Machines Can Be Hacked
Edward Snowden & J.Alex Halderman, a computer science and engineering professor at the University of Michigan both share how easy it is to hack voting machines and change votes.
