The Irony and the Hypocrisy, the U.S. Department of Defense Is Using Blackberry for Its Privacy
via chycho The major selling point for BlackBerry has always been its security and privacy - the way it encrypted communication across its network was the only game in town - that is, until 2010, when governments threatened to “block encrypted… more »
How to Protect Ourselves on Social Networks and from Data Collection Systems of Governments and Corporations
via chycho I. What’s Going On Online, we are both a product for corporations and a person of interest to governments (2, 3). Corporations are taking advantage of these times by changing their privacy policies so that they can track us, use us, and sell… more »
An example of how the surveillance state is hurting the U.S. economy: Ladar Levison confirms that he will be forced to move his business overseas
via chycho In a sign of things to come for the U.S. tech industry, Ladar Levison, the owner of Lavabit, the secure private encrypted email provider that shut down after 10 years of operation (2, 3) because he decided not to abide by the demands made by… more »
The Surveillance State Killed BlackBerry, and the Same Fate Awaits Other Tech Giants
via chycho Being from Canada, interested in technology and the markets, and a privacy advocate, BlackBerry, formerly known as Research In Motion (RIM), has been on my radar for a number of years, so I would like to add my two cents regarding its demise… more »
Orwellian Smart Grid Exposé to air Sept. 5
By Rady Ananda Activist Post A single smart meter measuring a home’s electricity usage, by appliance, emits radiation 100 times higher than the level internationally recognized as “extreme concern” and 450 times higher than a cell phone. These are but… more »
Why the U.S. Government has such a hard-on for Edward Snowden
by chycho It’s not the act of revealing secrets that has gotten Edward Snowden in trouble, after all, members of the Bush Administration did exactly that in the Plame affair as did members of the Obama Administration by leaking the drone memo. Leaking… more »
Profit Ties between Phony Terror Alerts, Airport Security and L-3 Communications
By Steve Scheetz and Rady Ananda COTO Report Since September 11, 2001, the US government has been operating with a demand for the understanding of the people. We, as part of this demand, are to allow certain limitations on our liberty in order to gain a… more »
New Jersey moves to ban TSA scanners and sexually invasive frisks
By Rady Ananda "Is that a Pistole in your pocket, Nappy, or are you just happy to see us?" In response to public and pilot outrage at sexual assault by transportation security authorities and to the carcinogenic x-ray machines used to scan flyers, New… more »
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TSA promises $10,000 fine for refusing sexual assault
By Rady Ananda At the San Diego International Airport yesterday, about one-fifth of the travelers were selected for sexual assault by transportation security agents. Though TSA’s website did not list SAN as one of the airports employing the carcinogenic… more »
TSA targets 'smoking hot' woman for naked scan; fondles children
By Rady Ananda Are transportation security authorities looking for terrorists or a hard on? Why would 19 agents and police officers need to handle -- and watch -- a 20-something woman who happens to be 'smoking hot' get her breasts squeezed and twisted? more »
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