surveillance
31 pieces tagged “surveillance”, newest first.
Inside Xi Jinping’s Exchange Student Scheme
The Chinese strongman has offered an educational program for thousands of Americans, leaving many suspicious of his true intentions.
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.
Figuring Out the FISA Fight
The House reauthorized a key part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act on Friday, but to what end?
Is It Time to End the FBI?
As Congress debates FISA, it’s worth reviewing why so many Americans completely distrust the bureau.
The Fight Over FISA
Both parties face internal bickering over what to do with renewing surveillance authority.
NSA Metadata Collection May Be a Thing of the Past
The agency is now calling for an end to the PATRIOT Act’s Section 215 data program.
Congress Works on Contentious Surveillance Bill
The Long War continues and good tools are required, but constitutional rights must be protected.
Unpacking the Unmasking Scandal
James Clapper revised the unmasking rules in 2013, opening the door for Obama and company to take advantage.
Obama’s NSA Illegally Surveilled Americans for Years
A recently released report finds that the Obama administration admitted it had failed to follow protection protocols.
The Faking News Fakers: ‘Wiretaps? What Wiretaps?’
More “News” from the Demo/MSM Propaganda Conglomerate