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AI is watching you: tracking, traps and surveillance.
From AI-powered trafficking scams to workplace monitoring and government scrutiny, AI is changing who can find, profile and watch you. Where's the line between safety, privacy, and surveillance?
Good video from DW
#privacy #survelliance #AI #technology -
AI is watching you: tracking, traps and surveillance.
From AI-powered trafficking scams to workplace monitoring and government scrutiny, AI is changing who can find, profile and watch you. Where's the line between safety, privacy, and surveillance?
Good video from DW
#privacy #survelliance #AI #technology -
AI is watching you: tracking, traps and surveillance.
From AI-powered trafficking scams to workplace monitoring and government scrutiny, AI is changing who can find, profile and watch you. Where's the line between safety, privacy, and surveillance?
Good video from DW
#privacy #survelliance #AI #technology -
AI is watching you: tracking, traps and surveillance.
From AI-powered trafficking scams to workplace monitoring and government scrutiny, AI is changing who can find, profile and watch you. Where's the line between safety, privacy, and surveillance?
Good video from DW
#privacy #survelliance #AI #technology -
AI is watching you: tracking, traps and surveillance.
From AI-powered trafficking scams to workplace monitoring and government scrutiny, AI is changing who can find, profile and watch you. Where's the line between safety, privacy, and surveillance?
Good video from DW
#privacy #survelliance #AI #technology -
Rather than use legislation that turns the government into a surveillance state while purportedly keeping kids safe on-line, why not have parents use something like Assisted Access to do the job for their own kid(s). Then it’s tailored to each kid. Better than a one size screws all legislative approach. (Via Jason Snell at Six Colors: https://sixcolors.com/link/2026/07/make-an-iphone-into-a-dumb-phone/)
#survelliance #onlinesafety #survelliancestate
https://www.wired.com/story/this-buried-apple-feature-turns-an-iphone-into-the-perfect-kids-dumb-phone/?ref=ihnatko.com -
Rather than use legislation that turns the government into a surveillance state while purportedly keeping kids safe on-line, why not have parents use something like Assisted Access to do the job for their own kid(s). Then it’s tailored to each kid. Better than a one size screws all legislative approach. (Via Jason Snell at Six Colors: https://sixcolors.com/link/2026/07/make-an-iphone-into-a-dumb-phone/)
#survelliance #onlinesafety #survelliancestate
https://www.wired.com/story/this-buried-apple-feature-turns-an-iphone-into-the-perfect-kids-dumb-phone/?ref=ihnatko.com -
Rather than use legislation that turns the government into a surveillance state while purportedly keeping kids safe on-line, why not have parents use something like Assisted Access to do the job for their own kid(s). Then it’s tailored to each kid. Better than a one size screws all legislative approach. (Via Jason Snell at Six Colors: https://sixcolors.com/link/2026/07/make-an-iphone-into-a-dumb-phone/)
#survelliance #onlinesafety #survelliancestate
https://www.wired.com/story/this-buried-apple-feature-turns-an-iphone-into-the-perfect-kids-dumb-phone/?ref=ihnatko.com -
Rather than use legislation that turns the government into a surveillance state while purportedly keeping kids safe on-line, why not have parents use something like Assisted Access to do the job for their own kid(s). Then it’s tailored to each kid. Better than a one size screws all legislative approach. (Via Jason Snell at Six Colors: https://sixcolors.com/link/2026/07/make-an-iphone-into-a-dumb-phone/)
#survelliance #onlinesafety #survelliancestate
https://www.wired.com/story/this-buried-apple-feature-turns-an-iphone-into-the-perfect-kids-dumb-phone/?ref=ihnatko.com -
Rather than use legislation that turns the government into a surveillance state while purportedly keeping kids safe on-line, why not have parents use something like Assisted Access to do the job for their own kid(s). Then it’s tailored to each kid. Better than a one size screws all legislative approach. (Via Jason Snell at Six Colors: https://sixcolors.com/link/2026/07/make-an-iphone-into-a-dumb-phone/)
#survelliance #onlinesafety #survelliancestate
https://www.wired.com/story/this-buried-apple-feature-turns-an-iphone-into-the-perfect-kids-dumb-phone/?ref=ihnatko.com -
Age verification coming to Europe
Ursula Von der Leyen announced that they have released an app for age verification, according to her this is only for families but NOT for platforms, a lie to expand Surveillance after they are having difficulties with Chat Control according to von der Leyen this app is safe.
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Age verification coming to Europe
Ursula Von der Leyen announced that they have released an app for age verification, according to her this is only for families but NOT for platforms, a lie to expand Surveillance after they are having difficulties with Chat Control according to von der Leyen this app is safe.
(A total lie as always) -
Age verification coming to Europe
Ursula Von der Leyen announced that they have released an app for age verification, according to her this is only for families but NOT for platforms, a lie to expand Surveillance after they are having difficulties with Chat Control according to von der Leyen this app is safe.
(A total lie as always) -
After setting up DNS over HTTPS, got curious how DNS leak test tools, which discover your DNS resolver, such as Browser Leaks, work :blobcatthinking:
Turns out, it's quite clever setup: while you are visiting
browserleaks.comwebsite, in the background it queries a number of hostnames generated especially for you, such as9d0pafrc5tnu.dns4.browserleaks.net,0zfannouveb4.dns4.browserleaks.organd so on.Because the website generates those hostnames specifically for your session, it is able to associate your external IP to the hostnames you attempt to resolve.
Now because site operators controls authoritative name servers behind those generated hostnames - specifically
ns2.browserleaks.netandns1.browserleaks.net(also with.org), from logs they can check what exact DNS resolver asked for those unique hostnames.Simply matching a resolver DNS that attempted to resolve those unique hostnames is enough to link it to your visit of a website session - it is often going to be the resolver of your internet service or virtual private network provider, unless you've explicitly changed your resolver to something else. Still, easily visible to authoritative DNS server.
Voila! No magic, just simple, nice setup :blobcatcheer:
Just think of how many fingerprinting schemes can big techs carry out to track you across the internet with vast compute resources available to them... :blobcatheadinitshands:
#itsalwaysdns #dns #resolver #dnsleak #survelliance #tracking #privacy
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After setting up DNS over HTTPS, got curious how DNS leak test tools, which discover your DNS resolver, such as Browser Leaks, work :blobcatthinking:
Turns out, it's quite clever setup: while you are visiting
browserleaks.comwebsite, in the background it queries a number of hostnames generated especially for you, such as9d0pafrc5tnu.dns4.browserleaks.net,0zfannouveb4.dns4.browserleaks.organd so on.Because the website generates those hostnames specifically for your session, it is able to associate your external IP to the hostnames you attempt to resolve.
Now because site operators controls authoritative name servers behind those generated hostnames - specifically
ns2.browserleaks.netandns1.browserleaks.net(also with.org), from logs they can check what exact DNS resolver asked for those unique hostnames.Simply matching a resolver DNS that attempted to resolve those unique hostnames is enough to link it to your visit of a website session - it is often going to be the resolver of your internet service or virtual private network provider, unless you've explicitly changed your resolver to something else. Still, easily visible to authoritative DNS server.
Voila! No magic, just simple, nice setup :blobcatcheer:
Just think of how many fingerprinting schemes can big techs carry out to track you across the internet with vast compute resources available to them... :blobcatheadinitshands:
#itsalwaysdns #dns #resolver #dnsleak #survelliance #tracking #privacy
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After setting up DNS over HTTPS, got curious how DNS leak test tools, which discover your DNS resolver, such as Browser Leaks, work :blobcatthinking:
Turns out, it's quite clever setup: while you are visiting
browserleaks.comwebsite, in the background it queries a number of hostnames generated especially for you, such as9d0pafrc5tnu.dns4.browserleaks.net,0zfannouveb4.dns4.browserleaks.organd so on.Because the website generates those hostnames specifically for your session, it is able to associate your external IP to the hostnames you attempt to resolve.
Now because site operators controls authoritative name servers behind those generated hostnames - specifically
ns2.browserleaks.netandns1.browserleaks.net(also with.org), from logs they can check what exact DNS resolver asked for those unique hostnames.Simply matching a resolver DNS that attempted to resolve those unique hostnames is enough to link it to your visit of a website session - it is often going to be the resolver of your internet service or virtual private network provider, unless you've explicitly changed your resolver to something else. Still, easily visible to authoritative DNS server.
Voila! No magic, just simple, nice setup :blobcatcheer:
Just think of how many fingerprinting schemes can big techs carry out to track you across the internet with vast compute resources available to them... :blobcatheadinitshands:
#itsalwaysdns #dns #resolver #dnsleak #survelliance #tracking #privacy
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After setting up DNS over HTTPS, got curious how DNS leak test tools, which discover your DNS resolver, such as Browser Leaks, work :blobcatthinking:
Turns out, it's quite clever setup: while you are visiting
browserleaks.comwebsite, in the background it queries a number of hostnames generated especially for you, such as9d0pafrc5tnu.dns4.browserleaks.net,0zfannouveb4.dns4.browserleaks.organd so on.Because the website generates those hostnames specifically for your session, it is able to associate your external IP to the hostnames you attempt to resolve.
Now because site operators controls authoritative name servers behind those generated hostnames - specifically
ns2.browserleaks.netandns1.browserleaks.net(also with.org), from logs they can check what exact DNS resolver asked for those unique hostnames.Simply matching a resolver DNS that attempted to resolve those unique hostnames is enough to link it to your visit of a website session - it is often going to be the resolver of your internet service or virtual private network provider, unless you've explicitly changed your resolver to something else. Still, easily visible to authoritative DNS server.
Voila! No magic, just simple, nice setup :blobcatcheer:
Just think of how many fingerprinting schemes can big techs carry out to track you across the internet with vast compute resources available to them... :blobcatheadinitshands:
#itsalwaysdns #dns #resolver #dnsleak #survelliance #tracking #privacy
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After setting up DNS over HTTPS, got curious how DNS leak test tools, which discover your DNS resolver, such as Browser Leaks, work :blobcatthinking:
Turns out, it's quite clever setup: while you are visiting
browserleaks.comwebsite, in the background it queries a number of hostnames generated especially for you, such as9d0pafrc5tnu.dns4.browserleaks.net,0zfannouveb4.dns4.browserleaks.organd so on.Because the website generates those hostnames specifically for your session, it is able to associate your external IP to the hostnames you attempt to resolve.
Now because site operators controls authoritative name servers behind those generated hostnames - specifically
ns2.browserleaks.netandns1.browserleaks.net(also with.org), from logs they can check what exact DNS resolver asked for those unique hostnames.Simply matching a resolver DNS that attempted to resolve those unique hostnames is enough to link it to your visit of a website session - it is often going to be the resolver of your internet service or virtual private network provider, unless you've explicitly changed your resolver to something else. Still, easily visible to authoritative DNS server.
Voila! No magic, just simple, nice setup :blobcatcheer:
Just think of how many fingerprinting schemes can big techs carry out to track you across the internet with vast compute resources available to them... :blobcatheadinitshands:
#itsalwaysdns #dns #resolver #dnsleak #survelliance #tracking #privacy
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Mass Surveillance. Autonomous Weapons. The Pentagon Wants Both. This AI Company Says No.
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Mass Surveillance. Autonomous Weapons. The Pentagon Wants Both. This AI Company Says No.
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Mass Surveillance. Autonomous Weapons. The Pentagon Wants Both. This AI Company Says No.
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Microsoft Gave FBI Keys To Unlock Encrypted Data Exposing Major Privacy Flaw
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“Documents show that Border Patrol or CBP has in the past had access to data from at least three private sector vendors: Rekor, Vigilant Solutions and Flock Safety.”
This is why every municipality needs to be fighting back against #police #survelliance, and not just #alpr.
https://apnews.com/article/immigration-border-patrol-surveillance-drivers-ice-trump-9f5d05469ce8c629d6fecf32d32098cd -
“Documents show that Border Patrol or CBP has in the past had access to data from at least three private sector vendors: Rekor, Vigilant Solutions and Flock Safety.”
This is why every municipality needs to be fighting back against #police #survelliance, and not just #alpr.
https://apnews.com/article/immigration-border-patrol-surveillance-drivers-ice-trump-9f5d05469ce8c629d6fecf32d32098cd -
“Documents show that Border Patrol or CBP has in the past had access to data from at least three private sector vendors: Rekor, Vigilant Solutions and Flock Safety.”
This is why every municipality needs to be fighting back against #police #survelliance, and not just #alpr.
https://apnews.com/article/immigration-border-patrol-surveillance-drivers-ice-trump-9f5d05469ce8c629d6fecf32d32098cd -
“Documents show that Border Patrol or CBP has in the past had access to data from at least three private sector vendors: Rekor, Vigilant Solutions and Flock Safety.”
This is why every municipality needs to be fighting back against #police #survelliance, and not just #alpr.
https://apnews.com/article/immigration-border-patrol-surveillance-drivers-ice-trump-9f5d05469ce8c629d6fecf32d32098cd -
“Documents show that Border Patrol or CBP has in the past had access to data from at least three private sector vendors: Rekor, Vigilant Solutions and Flock Safety.”
This is why every municipality needs to be fighting back against #police #survelliance, and not just #alpr.
https://apnews.com/article/immigration-border-patrol-surveillance-drivers-ice-trump-9f5d05469ce8c629d6fecf32d32098cd -
Authorities worldwide can see more than ever, with Big Tech as their eyes. The US requests more data than anyone else. Google, Meta and Apple form the world’s largest surveillance machine.
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Authorities worldwide can see more than ever, with Big Tech as their eyes. The US requests more data than anyone else. Google, Meta and Apple form the world’s largest surveillance machine.
#survelliance -
Authorities worldwide can see more than ever, with Big Tech as their eyes. The US requests more data than anyone else. Google, Meta and Apple form the world’s largest surveillance machine.
#survelliance -
Worth adding here that the vast majority, if not all, Linux distributions have built in storage encryption, will run very well on older hardware (even some old Chromebooks) and the entire operating system comes to the user free of cost and free of surveillance.
#privacy #security #technology #opensource #opensourcesoftware #survelliance #surveillancecapitalism #encryption
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Worth adding here that the vast majority, if not all, Linux distributions have built in storage encryption, will run very well on older hardware (even some old Chromebooks) and the entire operating system comes to the user free of cost and free of surveillance.
#privacy #security #technology #opensource #opensourcesoftware #survelliance #surveillancecapitalism #encryption
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Worth adding here that the vast majority, if not all, Linux distributions have built in storage encryption, will run very well on older hardware (even some old Chromebooks) and the entire operating system comes to the user free of cost and free of surveillance.
#privacy #security #technology #opensource #opensourcesoftware #survelliance #surveillancecapitalism #encryption
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Worth adding here that the vast majority, if not all, Linux distributions have built in storage encryption, will run very well on older hardware (even some old Chromebooks) and the entire operating system comes to the user free of cost and free of surveillance.
#privacy #security #technology #opensource #opensourcesoftware #survelliance #surveillancecapitalism #encryption
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Worth adding here that the vast majority, if not all, Linux distributions have built in storage encryption, will run very well on older hardware (even some old Chromebooks) and the entire operating system comes to the user free of cost and free of surveillance.
#privacy #security #technology #opensource #opensourcesoftware #survelliance #surveillancecapitalism #encryption
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I don't know how many of my readers are Canadian, but I'm going to quickly share this article anyway because I think it's pretty indicative of the lack of accountability and militant "us against them" attitude of police all over the Pig Empire. A Canadian criminal defense lawyer named Tom Engel filed a Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy request (similar to our FOIA) and discovered that Edmonton Police Service had been formally monitoring his social media posts for criticizing the department's (extremely poor) performance of their duties. Unsurprisingly, the EPS tried to dodge the FOIP request but when Engel finally did get ahold of his file, it became clear that the pigs just didn't like being criticized and were looking for reasons to harass this guy.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2024/08/16/Edmonton-Police-Tracked-Critic-Social-Media/
Edmonton Police Tracked a Critic’s Social Media
In the internal document, dated April 12, 2022, Det. Alex Thomas of the threat assessment unit tells a staff sergeant in investigative services that Brezinski ordered the monitoring of Engel, whom he refers to as an “anti-police advocate,” after he made two posts on March 15, 2022, that named officers involved in a shooting.
“There were no threats to harm the members or any personal information about them in the posts,” Thomas wrote.
“However subsequent posts by Engel involved a variety of ‘hot button’ or controversial topics, some of which include COVID-19 and vaccine mandates, Edmonton Oilers, RCMP and the provincial government.”
Thomas added that Engel’s Facebook “did not have any inflammatory statements about police.”
Nonetheless, Thomas said they would continue to monitor Engel’s social media accounts for two more weeks in case “anti-police supporters may encourage others to ‘dox’ the members involved.” They closed the file after finding nothing of note."
This article takes great pains to note that Engel isn't "anti-police" and is in fact just a reformer, but the truth is that's very much besides the point; it's not *illegal* to criticize the police, nor is it against the law to be "anti-police." This guy has participated in government reviews of the rules and regulations governing police, has never threatened police officers, and has never committed a crime in the course of advocating for police reform; they just didn't like the fact that he exposed what a bunch of chucklefuck assclowns the EPS is. You can tell the whole thing is bullshit because even in their official documentation the cops were trying to say that posts about the Edmonton Oilers (a hockey team) justified their surveillance. Please keep in mind that Engel is literally a criminal defense lawyer, so if they're surveilling him for legally-protected criticism of the EPS you can damn well imagine what they're doing to actual police abolitionists and activists.
The obvious truth here is the one only hinted at in the article; as police states all across the Pig Empire invest more power and surveillance technology in the hands of poorly regulated law enforcement officers, the cops have openly embraced the idea that if you're not with them, you're against them and despite having no legal authority to do so, they're gonna spy on you and harass you as punishment. The murderpigs in our society are quite simply the biggest gang around, and given the lack of oversight for their activities, they really don't care if you know that. This kinda shit can't be reformed, but the reality is nobody in power wants it to be reformed anyway - that's why police budgets keep increasing, and militarization of law enforcement continues unabated, no matter how many crimes and civil rights violations these murderpigs commit.
#Police #PoliceState #Canada #Abolition #Survelliance #CivilRights
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I don't know how many of my readers are Canadian, but I'm going to quickly share this article anyway because I think it's pretty indicative of the lack of accountability and militant "us against them" attitude of police all over the Pig Empire. A Canadian criminal defense lawyer named Tom Engel filed a Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy request (similar to our FOIA) and discovered that Edmonton Police Service had been formally monitoring his social media posts for criticizing the department's (extremely poor) performance of their duties. Unsurprisingly, the EPS tried to dodge the FOIP request but when Engel finally did get ahold of his file, it became clear that the pigs just didn't like being criticized and were looking for reasons to harass this guy.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2024/08/16/Edmonton-Police-Tracked-Critic-Social-Media/
Edmonton Police Tracked a Critic’s Social Media
In the internal document, dated April 12, 2022, Det. Alex Thomas of the threat assessment unit tells a staff sergeant in investigative services that Brezinski ordered the monitoring of Engel, whom he refers to as an “anti-police advocate,” after he made two posts on March 15, 2022, that named officers involved in a shooting.
“There were no threats to harm the members or any personal information about them in the posts,” Thomas wrote.
“However subsequent posts by Engel involved a variety of ‘hot button’ or controversial topics, some of which include COVID-19 and vaccine mandates, Edmonton Oilers, RCMP and the provincial government.”
Thomas added that Engel’s Facebook “did not have any inflammatory statements about police.”
Nonetheless, Thomas said they would continue to monitor Engel’s social media accounts for two more weeks in case “anti-police supporters may encourage others to ‘dox’ the members involved.” They closed the file after finding nothing of note."
This article takes great pains to note that Engel isn't "anti-police" and is in fact just a reformer, but the truth is that's very much besides the point; it's not *illegal* to criticize the police, nor is it against the law to be "anti-police." This guy has participated in government reviews of the rules and regulations governing police, has never threatened police officers, and has never committed a crime in the course of advocating for police reform; they just didn't like the fact that he exposed what a bunch of chucklefuck assclowns the EPS is. You can tell the whole thing is bullshit because even in their official documentation the cops were trying to say that posts about the Edmonton Oilers (a hockey team) justified their surveillance. Please keep in mind that Engel is literally a criminal defense lawyer, so if they're surveilling him for legally-protected criticism of the EPS you can damn well imagine what they're doing to actual police abolitionists and activists.
The obvious truth here is the one only hinted at in the article; as police states all across the Pig Empire invest more power and surveillance technology in the hands of poorly regulated law enforcement officers, the cops have openly embraced the idea that if you're not with them, you're against them and despite having no legal authority to do so, they're gonna spy on you and harass you as punishment. The murderpigs in our society are quite simply the biggest gang around, and given the lack of oversight for their activities, they really don't care if you know that. This kinda shit can't be reformed, but the reality is nobody in power wants it to be reformed anyway - that's why police budgets keep increasing, and militarization of law enforcement continues unabated, no matter how many crimes and civil rights violations these murderpigs commit.
#Police #PoliceState #Canada #Abolition #Survelliance #CivilRights
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I don't know how many of my readers are Canadian, but I'm going to quickly share this article anyway because I think it's pretty indicative of the lack of accountability and militant "us against them" attitude of police all over the Pig Empire. A Canadian criminal defense lawyer named Tom Engel filed a Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy request (similar to our FOIA) and discovered that Edmonton Police Service had been formally monitoring his social media posts for criticizing the department's (extremely poor) performance of their duties. Unsurprisingly, the EPS tried to dodge the FOIP request but when Engel finally did get ahold of his file, it became clear that the pigs just didn't like being criticized and were looking for reasons to harass this guy.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2024/08/16/Edmonton-Police-Tracked-Critic-Social-Media/
Edmonton Police Tracked a Critic’s Social Media
In the internal document, dated April 12, 2022, Det. Alex Thomas of the threat assessment unit tells a staff sergeant in investigative services that Brezinski ordered the monitoring of Engel, whom he refers to as an “anti-police advocate,” after he made two posts on March 15, 2022, that named officers involved in a shooting.
“There were no threats to harm the members or any personal information about them in the posts,” Thomas wrote.
“However subsequent posts by Engel involved a variety of ‘hot button’ or controversial topics, some of which include COVID-19 and vaccine mandates, Edmonton Oilers, RCMP and the provincial government.”
Thomas added that Engel’s Facebook “did not have any inflammatory statements about police.”
Nonetheless, Thomas said they would continue to monitor Engel’s social media accounts for two more weeks in case “anti-police supporters may encourage others to ‘dox’ the members involved.” They closed the file after finding nothing of note."
This article takes great pains to note that Engel isn't "anti-police" and is in fact just a reformer, but the truth is that's very much besides the point; it's not *illegal* to criticize the police, nor is it against the law to be "anti-police." This guy has participated in government reviews of the rules and regulations governing police, has never threatened police officers, and has never committed a crime in the course of advocating for police reform; they just didn't like the fact that he exposed what a bunch of chucklefuck assclowns the EPS is. You can tell the whole thing is bullshit because even in their official documentation the cops were trying to say that posts about the Edmonton Oilers (a hockey team) justified their surveillance. Please keep in mind that Engel is literally a criminal defense lawyer, so if they're surveilling him for legally-protected criticism of the EPS you can damn well imagine what they're doing to actual police abolitionists and activists.
The obvious truth here is the one only hinted at in the article; as police states all across the Pig Empire invest more power and surveillance technology in the hands of poorly regulated law enforcement officers, the cops have openly embraced the idea that if you're not with them, you're against them and despite having no legal authority to do so, they're gonna spy on you and harass you as punishment. The murderpigs in our society are quite simply the biggest gang around, and given the lack of oversight for their activities, they really don't care if you know that. This kinda shit can't be reformed, but the reality is nobody in power wants it to be reformed anyway - that's why police budgets keep increasing, and militarization of law enforcement continues unabated, no matter how many crimes and civil rights violations these murderpigs commit.
#Police #PoliceState #Canada #Abolition #Survelliance #CivilRights
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I don't know how many of my readers are Canadian, but I'm going to quickly share this article anyway because I think it's pretty indicative of the lack of accountability and militant "us against them" attitude of police all over the Pig Empire. A Canadian criminal defense lawyer named Tom Engel filed a Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy request (similar to our FOIA) and discovered that Edmonton Police Service had been formally monitoring his social media posts for criticizing the department's (extremely poor) performance of their duties. Unsurprisingly, the EPS tried to dodge the FOIP request but when Engel finally did get ahold of his file, it became clear that the pigs just didn't like being criticized and were looking for reasons to harass this guy.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2024/08/16/Edmonton-Police-Tracked-Critic-Social-Media/
Edmonton Police Tracked a Critic’s Social Media
In the internal document, dated April 12, 2022, Det. Alex Thomas of the threat assessment unit tells a staff sergeant in investigative services that Brezinski ordered the monitoring of Engel, whom he refers to as an “anti-police advocate,” after he made two posts on March 15, 2022, that named officers involved in a shooting.
“There were no threats to harm the members or any personal information about them in the posts,” Thomas wrote.
“However subsequent posts by Engel involved a variety of ‘hot button’ or controversial topics, some of which include COVID-19 and vaccine mandates, Edmonton Oilers, RCMP and the provincial government.”
Thomas added that Engel’s Facebook “did not have any inflammatory statements about police.”
Nonetheless, Thomas said they would continue to monitor Engel’s social media accounts for two more weeks in case “anti-police supporters may encourage others to ‘dox’ the members involved.” They closed the file after finding nothing of note."
This article takes great pains to note that Engel isn't "anti-police" and is in fact just a reformer, but the truth is that's very much besides the point; it's not *illegal* to criticize the police, nor is it against the law to be "anti-police." This guy has participated in government reviews of the rules and regulations governing police, has never threatened police officers, and has never committed a crime in the course of advocating for police reform; they just didn't like the fact that he exposed what a bunch of chucklefuck assclowns the EPS is. You can tell the whole thing is bullshit because even in their official documentation the cops were trying to say that posts about the Edmonton Oilers (a hockey team) justified their surveillance. Please keep in mind that Engel is literally a criminal defense lawyer, so if they're surveilling him for legally-protected criticism of the EPS you can damn well imagine what they're doing to actual police abolitionists and activists.
The obvious truth here is the one only hinted at in the article; as police states all across the Pig Empire invest more power and surveillance technology in the hands of poorly regulated law enforcement officers, the cops have openly embraced the idea that if you're not with them, you're against them and despite having no legal authority to do so, they're gonna spy on you and harass you as punishment. The murderpigs in our society are quite simply the biggest gang around, and given the lack of oversight for their activities, they really don't care if you know that. This kinda shit can't be reformed, but the reality is nobody in power wants it to be reformed anyway - that's why police budgets keep increasing, and militarization of law enforcement continues unabated, no matter how many crimes and civil rights violations these murderpigs commit.
#Police #PoliceState #Canada #Abolition #Survelliance #CivilRights
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AI surveillance
They are watching you, but you don't mind do you?
Quote: There appears to be a “dismissive attitude” toward people who may have privacy concerns. One question asks: “Are some people likely to object or find it intrusive?” A staff member writes: 'Typically, no, but there is no accounting for some people.'"
https://www.wired.com/story/amazon-ai-cameras-emotions-uk-train-passengers/
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AI surveillance
They are watching you, but you don't mind do you?
Quote: There appears to be a “dismissive attitude” toward people who may have privacy concerns. One question asks: “Are some people likely to object or find it intrusive?” A staff member writes: 'Typically, no, but there is no accounting for some people.'"
https://www.wired.com/story/amazon-ai-cameras-emotions-uk-train-passengers/
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AI surveillance
They are watching you, but you don't mind do you?
Quote: There appears to be a “dismissive attitude” toward people who may have privacy concerns. One question asks: “Are some people likely to object or find it intrusive?” A staff member writes: 'Typically, no, but there is no accounting for some people.'"
https://www.wired.com/story/amazon-ai-cameras-emotions-uk-train-passengers/
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We invite you to a public discussion titled 'Liberate Ljubljana!', in which the organization Citizen D continues the campaign to problematize public video surveillance in Slovenian municipalities. The discussion will take place at our museum on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at 11 am.
More info: https://www.racunalniski-muzej.si/event/javna-razprav-o-obcinskem-videonadzoru/
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #survelliance #privacy #cctv #slovenija #slovenski #citizenrights #uberwachung #maribor #kranj #celje
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We invite you to a public discussion titled 'Liberate Ljubljana!', in which the organization Citizen D continues the campaign to problematize public video surveillance in Slovenian municipalities. The discussion will take place at our museum on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at 11 am.
More info: https://www.racunalniski-muzej.si/event/javna-razprav-o-obcinskem-videonadzoru/
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #survelliance #privacy #cctv #slovenija #slovenski #citizenrights #uberwachung #maribor #kranj #celje
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We invite you to a public discussion titled 'Liberate Ljubljana!', in which the organization Citizen D continues the campaign to problematize public video surveillance in Slovenian municipalities. The discussion will take place at our museum on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at 11 am.
More info: https://www.racunalniski-muzej.si/event/javna-razprav-o-obcinskem-videonadzoru/
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #survelliance #privacy #cctv #slovenija #slovenski #citizenrights #uberwachung #maribor #kranj #celje
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We invite you to a public discussion titled 'Liberate Ljubljana!', in which the organization Citizen D continues the campaign to problematize public video surveillance in Slovenian municipalities. The discussion will take place at our museum on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at 11 am.
More info: https://www.racunalniski-muzej.si/event/javna-razprav-o-obcinskem-videonadzoru/
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #survelliance #privacy #cctv #slovenija #slovenski #citizenrights #uberwachung #maribor #kranj #celje
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We invite you to a public discussion titled 'Liberate Ljubljana!', in which the organization Citizen D continues the campaign to problematize public video surveillance in Slovenian municipalities. The discussion will take place at our museum on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at 11 am.
More info: https://www.racunalniski-muzej.si/event/javna-razprav-o-obcinskem-videonadzoru/
#computermuseum #computerhistory #slovenia #ljubljana #survelliance #privacy #cctv #slovenija #slovenski #citizenrights #uberwachung #maribor #kranj #celje
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I called it!
U.S. Spy Agency Dreams of Surveillance Underwear It’s Calling “SMART ePANTS”
https://theintercept.com/2023/09/02/smart-epants-wearable-technology/
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This is an incredible talk about creating art that examines our relationship with technology by using that technology to watch us use it. https://youtu.be/Q9zfwHQrh_o
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#Survelliance under Surveillance
ora anche in ITA
via Tor
http://sunders.ahcbagldgzdpa74g2mh74fvk5zjzpfjbvgqin6g3mfuu66tynv2gkiid.onion/
via Firefox
https://sunders.uber.space/ -
2021-01-24, 12:52, Sunday.
Well, today I'm writing in the afternoon, since the morning was preoccupied with some work. Yesterday's events in Moscow led my thoughts to an interesting conclusion: convenience usually leads to cavpivity. Here in Moscow the majority of transportation (some trains, subway, buses and trams) works with so called "troika" cards which you can top up. Each card is unique and they are usually bought and topped up using your card. So you are identified by these cards; more so, if you choose to buy a ticket, it is also identified with a number and there are more than enough cameras to identify you. But they can't store this footage indefenitely, right? But these tickets expire very soon,m my guess - as soon as the data is purged, a few months I believe.
Actually, think China, these guys dont need to use tickets! Facial recognition and virtual wallet tied to your ID. Oh, how convenient, right?
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The canteen at work are pushing an app called Green Apes, the aim of which is to incentivise the consumption of environmentally sustainable meal options. As an increasingly security conscious netizen, should any of the attached privacy policy info concern me? Keeping in mind I haven't logged into my Facebook account for over a year and deleted the app from my phone. #infosec #survelliance #privacy
