POLICE ENCOUNTERS: Top 3 Things To Remember
Flex your rights: The top 3 things to do in every police encounter Dealing with police in the U.S. can be a touchy situation, no matter who you are, where you’re going, or what you’re up to. That’s why three law enforcement experts attending the 2011 Drug Policy...
Leonardo’s SignalTrace System Links Your Phone Signal to Your License Plate Without Capturing Your Name
A system called SignalTrace, marketed by security company Leonardo, pairs with license plate readers to silently associate your phone’s wireless signals with your vehicle and store that pattern in a searchable law enforcement database.
Kim Dotcom Warns AI Will Access Every Government Database: ‘It Will Know Everything About Everybody’
Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom warns that AI systems will inevitably access government databases to profile every individual, as civil liberties organizations document the legal loopholes and existing programs already building that infrastructure.
State Department Taps Palantir to Advise on Free Speech While Firm Builds Federal Surveillance Infrastructure
The State Department has named Palantir Technologies as an advisor on digital freedom and countering surveillance, even as the firm holds active contracts to monitor federal employees, assist ICE enforcement, and integrate data on millions of Americans across government agencies.
Flock Safety’s AI Surveillance Network Expands Across 12,000 Communities While Public Attention Remains Elsewhere
Flock Safety’s AI-powered license plate reader network now spans more than 12,000 communities, building a searchable record of vehicle movements that civil liberties organizations warn enables surveillance far beyond its stated crime-fighting purpose.
Flock Safety’s Nationwide Camera Network Dismantles Fourth Amendment Through Municipal Subscription Contracts
Flock Safety’s network of 80,000 to 100,000 license plate reader cameras, sold to local governments through subscription contracts, is enabling warrantless mass surveillance of American vehicle movements with minimal oversight or accountability.
Flock Safety’s AI Camera Network Tracks 100,000+ Locations: Federal Agencies Access Data Without Local Approval
Over 100,000 Flock Safety AI cameras now blanket U.S. streets, feeding a shared database accessible to federal agencies including the FBI and ICE, while EFF investigations document the system’s use to surveil protesters, target minorities, and track individuals without warrants or local oversight.
ICE Body Cameras at Maine Shooting Scene Were Equipped but Deliberately Disabled: Officers Reveal Lens Covers Left On
Four ICE officials confirmed officers at the Maine shooting scene wore camera-equipped Motorola devices, but the camera functions were inactive — lenses physically covered — due to a competing vendor contract with Axon.
Moroccan Intelligence Whistleblower Confirms Pegasus Spyware Deployed Against Journalists, Politicians Since 2017
A former Moroccan DGST intelligence agent, corroborated by leaked documents and Amnesty International forensic analysis, has provided the most detailed insider account to date of how Morocco deployed Pegasus spyware against journalists, human rights defenders, and foreign officials beginning in 2017.
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SignalTrace Surveillance Platform Tracks Your Phone, Watch, and Pet — Not Just Your License Plate
A new law enforcement surveillance platform called SignalTrace can track individuals through their smartphones, smartwatches, pet microchips, and other devices — building a unique electronic fingerprint that follows people far beyond what license plate readers were ever sold to the public as doing.
Pentagon War Budgets Fund Ebola Operations: How US Disease Risk Is Being Exported to Africa
Kenya’s court battle over a US-funded Ebola facility at a military base exposes how Pentagon war budgets quietly finance American biosecurity operations on African soil — and who bears the risk when those arrangements are made in secret.
Federal Surveillance Programs Transform America Into Nation of Suspects: Constitutional Violations Exposed
Federal agencies have created a comprehensive surveillance infrastructure that treats all Americans as potential suspects, systematically violating Fourth Amendment protections through warrantless monitoring programs.
School Districts Deploy AI Surveillance Cameras: Massive Student Data Collection Exposed
School districts across America are quietly installing AI surveillance systems that monitor and collect data on students, often without adequate parental consent or transparency.
Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison Envisions AI Surveillance Society: Citizens Under Constant Recording
Oracle’s Larry Ellison envisions AI surveillance systems constantly recording citizens to ensure ‘good behavior’ as his company deepens government partnerships under Trump.
FBI Intelligence Division Seeks Nationwide License Plate Surveillance: $36 Million Contract for Real-Time Vehicle Tracking
FBI seeks $36 million contract for nationwide license plate reader access, creating comprehensive vehicle tracking system across 75% of US locations.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp Unveils Authoritarian Manifesto: Tech Surveillance State Blueprint Revealed
Palantir’s 22-point manifesto reveals the ideological blueprint driving the surveillance company’s vision of AI-powered authoritarian governance.
Refinery Infrastructure Attacks: Global Energy Facilities Hit by Coordinated Strikes
Coordinated attacks on oil refineries and energy infrastructure across multiple continents have disrupted global energy markets and raised concerns about systematic targeting of critical facilities.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp Releases Technofascist Manifesto: AI Weapons and Cultural Supremacy Vision
Palantir Technologies releases controversial 22-point manifesto advocating AI weapons, cultural supremacy, and technofascist governance under CEO Alex Karp’s vision.
Angela Lipps Wrongful Imprisonment: 108 Days Lost to Facial Recognition Error
Tennessee grandmother Angela Lipps spent 108 days in jail after facial recognition software wrongly identified her as a North Dakota bank fraud suspect.