Tuesday, Nov 27, 2012 10:10 PM UTC
The surveillance state high school
A Texas student believes her school's chipped ID cards are a violation of her civil liberties. She's right
A Texas student believes her school's chipped ID cards are a violation of her civil liberties. She's right
College Humor has created a funny PSA that explains "Facebook Law for Idiots" VIDEO
I'm not, but even if I were, what business is it of theirs?
A legal note spread through the social media site after the company banned users from voting on privacy issues
She thought she was covering her tracks. But in the age of frictionless surveillance, Big Brother can't be stopped
A quick and dirty guide to locking down your online life -- and staying safe from government snooping
Report shows U.S. made more requests for user data than any other government
Without even a warrant, a private Texas intelligence firm was given user information by the online calls site
Surveillance cameras can be placed on a person's property without permission
The new machines show a "cartoon-like" outline of passengers
Alameda County will experiment with drones. Activists and residents demand details
A malicious application steals contact details from the user’s address book, but only if you open it
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