There are two systems, originally developed by the military, that we use every day with little thought. One of them is the internet. Originally the internet was a system built…
privacy
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It’s certain that the FBI, an organization with a dicey history on privacy issues, thought little about sending a request to Apple to unlock the iPhone belonging to one of…
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It started with GPS in mobile phones. Applications were developed that could track how far you ran or rode your bike, keep track of your route, and estimate the calories…
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During World War II, spying was a major thorn in the side of the Allied Forces. It became imperative to warn workers in various capacities to watch what they said.…
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You can already, if you choose to, receive a slew of marketing messages and ads on your smartphone. Of course, you have to opt-in if you want the latest exciting…
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The revelations about the NSA spying on American citizens came as a surprise to most people, but the data that corporations and big business collect on each and every one…
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Survival
Smart Meters Provoke Customers — Are They Really “Smart,” or Just Dangerous?
by Bruce Haringby Bruce HaringA small device is causing a big argument across the nation, pitting utilities against their customers. The issue is whether smart meters are a good thing — or a dangerous, radioactive,…
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“Why are they after me?” “You have something they want.” “I don’t have anything.” “Maybe you do and you don’t know it.” — Dialogue between the Will Smith and Gene…