“My Phone Haunts Me”: Kashmiris Interrogated and Tortured by Cyber Police for Tweeting
The crackdown on social media users in Kashmir is part of a sharp escalation of the Indian government’s censorship efforts.
The crackdown on social media users in Kashmir is part of a sharp escalation of the Indian government’s censorship efforts.
As the agency plans to collect more biometrics, including from U.S. citizens, Northrop Grumman is helping build the infrastructure.
Zoom cited anti-terrorism laws to shut down an event with Palestinian activist Leila Khaled — and other events criticizing its censorship.
Google Cloud will be used in conjunction with Anduril Industries’ surveillance tech on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Insiders say Dataminr’s “algorithmic” Twitter search involves human staffers perpetuating confirmation biases.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Even as Facebook staff work from home, the content moderators were forced to return to the office amid pandemic fears.
Facebook content moderators must return to the office, and a call with their managers at Accenture did little to calm their fears.
The entire computer crime case against Assange is based on a brief discussion, between a publisher and source, about cracking a password — but the cracking never actually happened.
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Use Signal and add a PIN code to your phone’s SIM card to help protect against spying.
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“If Facebook won’t change their M.O., then a judge needs to tell them to enforce their own standards.”
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