Hacked Documents: How Iran Can Track and Control Protesters’ Phones
The documents provide an inside look at an Iranian government program that lets authorities monitor and manipulate people’s phones.
The documents provide an inside look at an Iranian government program that lets authorities monitor and manipulate people’s phones.
While official language condoning killer robots is shelved for now, Oakland police are still pursuing the option.
Cubic Corporation does transit projects like New York City's OMNY, but also cleans up on government surveillance and security contracts.
The End of Roe
The Independent Women’s Forum isn’t explicitly an anti-abortion group, but it worked to create the conservative supermajority on the Supreme Court.
While skeptics doubt the prospects for de-extinction, the CIA’s venture capital firm deems powerful genetic manipulation tools worth the money.
The satellite internet technology probably won't connect Iranian protesters, but Musk already got his PR coup with a two-word tweet.
The report, due out tomorrow, said Facebook and Instagram showed bias against Palestinians during a brutal Israeli assault on the Gaza Strip last May.
The company behind the mics, ShotSpotter, is going all out to guide police stations across the country on how to use relief money for the controversial technology.
The sale comes as privacy group Citizen Lab alleges authorities have collected DNA from up to a third of the Tibetan population.
The policy was invoked to protect the world’s longest-reigning monarch, who died that day, from being silenced.
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