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02/14/2025
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By Cassie B.
TikTok returns to U.S. app stores amid legal uncertainty and national security concerns
TikTok was briefly removed from Apple and Google app stores due to a U.S. law targeting its Chinese ownership, citing national security concerns. A 75-day enforcement delay, initiated by President Trump, allowed TikTok to return temporarily while ByteDance seeks a legal solution. ByteDance must sell its U.S. operations within 50 days or face a permanent […]
02/12/2025
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By Cassie B.
South Korea blocks DeepSeek on government computers over spying concerns
South Korea’s NIS advised government agencies to block DeepSeek, a Chinese AI chatbot, over data security and espionage concerns. DeepSeek stores user data on Chinese servers and provides biased responses to sensitive questions, raising privacy issues. The NIS warned that DeepSeek’s invasive data collection methods could expose sensitive government information to the Chinese government. Australia, […]
02/11/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trump cracks down on CISA, aims to end government censorship
President Trump places key CISA officials on administrative leave, targeting the Election Security and Resilience team. The move aims to refocus CISA on its original mission of protecting U.S. critical infrastructure, including voting systems. Critics, especially conservatives, have long accused CISA of overreach and censorship, particularly during the 2020 election. Sen. Rand Paul called for […]
02/09/2025
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By Cassie B.
Google backtracks on AI ethics pledge, sparks outrage over weapons and surveillance use
Google removed its 2018 pledge to avoid using AI for weapons or surveillance, sparking backlash from employees and human rights groups. The updated policy emphasizes “responsible” AI but lacks explicit bans on military or surveillance applications. Critics warn the move could enable mass surveillance, warfare, and human rights violations. Google has a history of military […]
01/27/2025
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By Cassie B.
Federal court strikes down warrantless FISA backdoor searches as unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled that the U.S. government’s warrantless “backdoor searches” under Section 702 of FISA are unconstitutional, marking a major victory for privacy rights. The case involved Agron Hasbajrami, whose communications were collected without a warrant under Section 702, which targets non-U.S. persons abroad but often sweeps up Americans’ data. Judge LaShann DeArcy Hall […]
01/20/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trump rescues TikTok, proposes 50% U.S. ownership to avert ban
TikTok was temporarily shut down in the U.S. due to a Biden administration law requiring ByteDance to divest or face a ban over national security concerns. President-elect Donald Trump intervened, proposing a 50% U.S. ownership stake in TikTok through a joint venture to address security risks and save the app. The app was restored to […]
01/15/2025
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By Cassie B.
Wings of justice: India trains eagles to combat drone threats
India’s Telangana state has trained eagles, forming the “Garuda Squad,” to intercept and destroy rogue drones threatening public safety. Eagles are ideal for this role due to their exceptional vision, powerful talons, and natural hunting instincts. The squad consists of five hand-reared eagles trained over three years using food-based rewards and drone interception exercises. Rogue […]
01/13/2025
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By Cassie B.
Texas sues Allstate for secretly tracking drivers, selling data to raise insurance rates
Texas AG Ken Paxton sued Allstate and Arity for illegally collecting and selling driving data of over 45 million Americans without consent. Allstate allegedly embedded tracking software in third-party apps to monitor drivers’ locations and movements in real time. The collected data was used to raise insurance premiums and sold to other insurers, profiting twice […]
01/06/2025
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By Cassie B.
Gift card company’s cybersecurity failures expose millions of customers’ sensitive data
MyGiftCardSupply exposed sensitive customer data, including government IDs and photos, due to an unsecured cloud server. The incident affected 200,000 customers, leaving them vulnerable to identity theft and fraud. The company has not publicly acknowledged the problem or committed to notifying affected customers. This incident highlights a pattern of negligence in handling KYC-related data across […]
01/05/2025
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By Cassie B.
2024: The year America’s freedoms were stripped away – Surveillance, censorship, and government overreach
In 2024, the U.S. government expanded mass surveillance, using facial recognition, biometric data, and geofencing to track citizens’ movements and activities. The Biden administration justified these measures as public safety initiatives, but critics labeled them as a power grab eroding privacy and freedom. Social media platforms, pressured by the government, censored dissenting voices, particularly targeting […]
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