Amazon’s Home Surveillance Chief Declared War on "Dirtbag Criminals" as Company Got Closer to Police
Video and internal emails show how Amazon’s Ring has blurred the line between private innovation and public law enforcement.
Video and internal emails show how Amazon’s Ring has blurred the line between private innovation and public law enforcement.
Voices
One of the world's greatest privacy invaders just had his privacy invaded.
Drone Wars
Hired through an online gig economy platform, workers unknowingly helped Google improve its artificial intelligence military-targeting software.
Even those who've tracked technology will be chilled to their core by Zuboff's new book.
The site shows which apps — from human rights groups, the New York Times, and virtual private networks — have been removed from Apple's app store in China.
Google's sibling company Sidewalk Labs offers planning agencies the ability to model an entire city's patterns of movement.
Snowden Archive
The danger of China compromising hardware supply chains is very real, judging from classified intelligence documents, even if a Bloomberg story on the matter is highly disputed.
Google Dragonfly
Investors, human rights advocates, and staffers continue to criticize Google for a project to bring censored search back to China.
Sources disclosed troubling privacy practices at a Ring office in Ukraine.
Year in Review 2018
This will likely go down as the year when technology, once envisioned as an equalizing force, finally went headlong down the path toward dystopia.
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