NYT Reporter Equates Communist China With US In Ridiculous TikTok Tweet
The New York Times’ Taylor Lorenz tweeted a screenshot claiming TikTok is not a bigger threat than any American company that tracks and sells data.
Until Zoom Breaks With Communist China, Don’t Use It
A number of red flags have emerged regarding Zoom’s security, but none of them are as threatening as Red China.
What I Learned From Training To Become A Contact Tracer
Contact tracing is on the rise in the United States. I took the free online training course. Here’s what I learned.
Why Google’s New Limits On Third-Party Cookies Are Another Attempt To Control The Web
The plan is a smokescreen for Google to eliminate its competition, engage in monopolistic behavior, and hoard even more personally identifiable data on its users.
2020 Guide To State Proposals To Protect Children From Transgender Exploitation
It is vital that Americans support and promote these efforts, state by state, to ensure children have the opportunity to stay children as long as possible.
Census Test Proves Asking About Citizenship Doesn’t Scare Hispanics
The Supreme Court struck down the citizenship question, not because of the arguments leftists made, but because of the Trump administration’s repeated own goals.
Don’t Buy Ring Or Other Home Surveillance Devices For Anyone, Ever
Easily hackable, super creepy, and massively Orwellian, Ring and other home surveillance tech give you the illusion of protection while stealing your privacy and autonomy.
The Feds Don’t Need To Tell You Or Get A Warrant To Collect Your Emails And Phone Records
In reality, the government can obtain electronic communication records without taking any extraordinary measures. There are very few limitations on this congressional power.
Why The Trump Administration Shouldn’t Scan Your Face If You Fly Abroad
There’s no clear gain in using facial scans for travelers, but the privacy consequences are real.
Gen X And The Lost Art Of The Blind Carbon Copy
As we rush headlong into our online future we must not fail to bring along courtesy and respect.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn On Impeachment, Privacy, And Regulating Big Tech
On this week’s episode of ‘The Fray’ on SiriusXM, Emily Jashinsky interviews Senator Marsha Blackburn on data privacy, country music, and more.
Skeptical Of Big Tech? Be More Careful With Your Data
A lesson of the FaceApp Challenge? One non-regulatory way to help correct the excesses of Big Tech is for us to become smarter users.
Big Tech’s Big Problems And A Conversation With The Pinterest Whistleblower
Pinterest Whistleblower Eric Cochran joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the rampant censorship of conservatives and Christians in Silicon Valley.
Government Surveillance Of Political Activists Is Scary, Illegal, And Common
When powerful government agencies don’t like what you have to say, they have many tools to shut you down. One of the most effective is putting you under a microscope.
Is Google Manipulating User Opinions And Behavior?
Research suggests that Google is using search engine suggestions to sway user opinions, Dr. Robert Epstein explains on the Federalist Radio Hour.
In Ruling That Taking Cell Data Requires A Warrant, SCOTUS Stole Congress’s Job Again
In Friday’s split decision, the justices reversed the lower courts and held that to obtain historic cell-site information from third-party providers, the government must obtain a warrant.
Why The FBI’s Raid On Michael Cohen Sets A Dangerous Precedent
In his obsessive pursuit of President Trump, Robert Mueller has deprived Trump of his right to the counsel of his choice. Setting this precedent for Trump sets it for everyone.
4 Ways To Hide Your Online Conversations And Transactions
The process of securing your online and social life can seem overwhelming and daunting, but it doesn’t need to be.
What Is FISA? Rand Paul And Others Debate Privacy And Surveillance
The Federalist Radio Hour discusses FISA and data collection with Senator Rand Paul and national security experts Julian Sanchez and Jamil Jaffer.
Why The Supreme Court Should Say Privacy Rights Include People’s Data
The Supreme Court should protect our telecom data from being wrongly seized. It should recognize this data as the property of telecom users and require a warrant before it is seized.
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