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WHOSE PANIC IS IT ANYWAY?
Internet privacy
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DO NO HARM
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WHAT FOURTH AMENDMENT?
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THEY’RE TARGETS NOW
Abortion-seekers will have targets on their backs once Roe v. Wade is overturned, and law enforcement already relies on Big Tech to track citizens.
BREACH
Clearview AI, which contracts with law enforcement after reportedly scraping 3 billion images from the web, now says someone got “unauthorized access” to its list of customers.
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CALLER ID
Bail bondsman Matthew Marre is accused of impersonating a law enforcement officer who claimed people were in danger of killing themselves—and Verizon and T-Mobile believed him.
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EXPOSED
An unofficial new version of the hate-filled forum isn’t as anonymous as its users might hope.
CUTTING LOSSES
The company allegedly mined personal information from tens of millions of unencrypted home WiFi networks as it compiled data for Google Maps.
‘BEYOND SKETCHY’
New York Attorney General Letitia James blasted the social media giant for its ‘lack of respect’ for users when she announced the inquiry Tuesday.
EXCUSE ME?
Mark Zuckerberg admitted recently that Facebook doesn’t have a ‘strong reputation’ for privacy. An odd new request for private data probably won’t help with that rep.