Privacy

New Bill Protects Americans from Surveillance State

Rep. Keith Self introduced a bill this week that requires law enforcement agencies to obtain a warrant before collecting surveillance data from Americans.

SCOTUS Makes Your Phone’s Location Private

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that police cannot use mass location data sweeps to identify criminal suspects without violating the Fourth Amendment, handing down a 6-3 decision that curbs a growing law enforcement tool known as a geofence warrant.

California Sees Historic Settlement with Disney

California reached a historic settlement with Disney under its state privacy law, requiring the company to pay $2.75 million and implement changes to its opt-out policies.

Disney’s Child Privacy Breach Costs Millions

The Department of Justice announced that a federal court approved a settlement that sees Disney paying $10 million in civil penalties after violating children's online privacy.

Texas Goes After Tech Spying on Americans

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed lawsuits against Sony, Samsung, LG, Hisense, and TCL Technology Group Corporation, alleging the companies have spied on Americans in their own homes.

EU Slams Google for Burying Media Content, Massive Fines Loom

The European Union has opened a formal investigation into Google, accusing the tech giant of unfairly suppressing commercial content from news media partners in...

AI Will Destroy Humanity? Majority Say Yes in Shocking Yahoo Poll!

A new Yahoo/YouGov survey reveals a deep undercurrent of fear among Americans regarding the future of artificial intelligence.

Wikipedia Scandal Erupts, Checkuser Caught in Paid Editing Storm

A senior administrator on the Serbian‑language Wikipedia, who holds “checkuser” privileges allowing access to confidential user data.

Operation Arctic Frost DOJ Scandal, Spying on Senators Exposed

Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) blasted the Biden administration’s Operation Arctic Frost during a recent appearance on Fox News, calling the covert surveillance effort an...

China SIM Farm Text Scam Rips Off U.S. for $1B

Criminal organizations based in China have stolen more than $1 billion from Americans over the last three years by flooding the country with scam text messages.

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