Tag: privacy

Shockingly, the government has revealed that it intends to place cameras in every house in order to protect residents’ personal information. To prevent unauthorized disclosure…

When logging in Facebook does it ever occur to you that you’re consistently being watched for marketing purposes and your advantageous “social capital”? No, of…

The National Security Agency was finally challenged in a civilian court and the results are in: Unwarranted surveillance and mass storage of telephone metadata, is,…

The “debate” over Edward Snowden, framed by those who denounce him and the media sycophants who follow them, is epitomized by the question of whether…

I’m sure you’ve seen the shocking elevator security footage of Solange Knowles beating up Jay Z (Shawn Carter). Alright, maybe I’m not sure. If you…

Nearly 250,000 Americans contacted their congresspeople Feb. 11 about ending the mass surveillance programs run by the National Security Agency, according to the Electronic Frontier…

After all these years, is it still worth it? Our ancestors began a great political experiment: commoners who rule themselves. They believed that the volatile…