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Is the Obama Administration worse than the Bush Administration when it comes to privacy and surveillance? Some people think so.
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In his first live TV interview last Friday, National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower William Binney blew the lid off of the secrecy surrounding the agency's ongoing surveillance of phone calls and emails inside the United States.
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With much talk about the extreme surveillance methods being planned in the United Kingdom, Anonymous took its revenge by taking down the Home Office web site.
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A new security camera product has been developed by a Japanese company which can search through a massive amount of data in one second, based on facial recognition technologies.
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Harm reduction concerning the sphere of illegal drugs in Canada is about to change big time. If you spend your days online discussing any aspect of illegal substances, your world is in for a rude awakening courtesy the Government of Canada.
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Confirming several local reports, the justice ministry stated that Bern has recently discovered evidence that the United States Embassy has conducted illegal surveillance of Swiss territories.
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From the teeth-grinding savagery of Surveillance, Dexter & Wyvern; the humor of The Simpsons & Everybody Hates Chris; the classic kung-fu of 5 Deadly Venoms & the cautionary tale Julia, there's a fantastic, underrated Blu-ray or DVD to choose this week.
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Internet users in France are bracing for what may well be the adoption of a law authorising state surveillance of email and other means of communication. A proposed law including this possibility was recently voted in the French Senate.
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The Home Office has suggested that Police could soon use unmanned spy planes for surveillance operations on British homes.
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The Drudge Report is reporting that Google is going to launch a new tool that will help the feds "track sickness" across the United States of America.
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Ways UK officials could boost their surveillance powers
New York's police department is facing growing criticism of its surveillance of Muslim communities.
Experts review enhanced video of police surveillance tape, audio from 911 call.
 Canada is pulling out of a NATO project 20 years in the making that will use unmanned aerial vehicles to collect surveillance.
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei sets up four live webcams in his Beijing home and studio, referring to his constant surveillance by the state.
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