privacy
63 pieces tagged “privacy”, newest first.
To Flock or Not to Flock
The automatic license plate reader cameras made by Flock seem like they’re here to stay, so who gets to have their data?
Flock Cameras and a Person of Interest
Technology has dual uses. How that comports with individual rights is a question without a definitive answer — so far.
What Are Flock Cameras, and Why Do People Hate Them?
The automated data-scanning and -collecting cameras are popping up all over the country. Vandalism has brought the issue to the forefront.
Crisis Pregnancy Center Can Sue the Inquisitors
In an unexpected 9-0 ruling, the Supreme Court upheld private donors’ constitutional right of association.
The Social Media Data-Mining Solution
Trump and Congress have the responsibility and authority to protect social media user data privacy.
Trump Vows to Rescue TikTok
In the wake of a resounding 9-0 Supreme Court decision, Donald Trump threw the Chinese spyware app a lifeline.
SCOTUS Not Leaning Toward Overturning TikTok Ban
Even the most leftist justices on the Supreme Court are concerned about Chinese spying.
China’s Latest Spy App, Temu
The fast-growing app is Chinese spy malware disguised as an e-commerce site.
The Clock Is Ticking for TikTok
Now that Congress has passed a possible ban, the battle moves to the next phase.
Google and Government Go Hand in Hand
Big Brother Google is watching you — and perhaps even sharing your YouTube viewership habits with the federal government.
The ChiCom TikTok Connection Is Not THE Problem
The congressional tick-tock for TikTok is a distraction from the most perilous threat to freedom of speech in American history.
TikTok Just Overplayed Its Hand
Now, Congress is acting earnestly to get the social media company out of Chinese hands.
Biden’s Desperate TikTok Flip-Flop
He banned the spyware from all federal government devices, but now he’s embracing it for reelection purposes.
We’re the Product, and They’re Spying on Us
A treasure trove of our personal information is the price we now pay for interacting on the Internet.
Montana Leads Nation With TikTok Ban
Inevitable litigation will attempt to settle whether this is about speech or conduct and national security.
Protecting Children Online
The practical measures that really get to the heart of the social media issue.
Explaining the RESTRICT Act
What it is and why it’s not a good solution to China’s TikTok spying.
Big Brother Was Watching You Via Twitter
In a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk revealed that the U.S. government and others had access to the private direct messages of its users.
Does a TikTok Ban Violate the First Amendment?
Interesting debates emerge as Congress seeks to settle on legislation.