… In response, Signal believes that while the government must keep children "safe" and "protected," it should do so through social services and education, not by "surveillance, funding cuts, and cover-ups." The company called the plan "dystopian" and warned that it violates everyone's fundamental rig… …
… The lawsuit, filed on Monday, claims Netflix has “opened Texans’ data for inspection by the same Big Ad Tech community it once criticized for exploiting users in this same way.” In the lawsuit, Paxton claims Netflix drove up subscriptions by promoting its platform as an “escape from Big Tech survei… …
… What Diamandis doesn’t wrestle with is the same set of questions that tech executives often elide in conversations about surveillance and privacy. …
… If LPRs are ‘unconstitutional’ and invade our right to ‘public’ privacy, we need to be courageous enough to go all the way. …
… This is an unacceptable privacy violation." Since Amazon acquired Ring in 2018, it has faced lawsuits about hacked devices and privacy concerns . It also saw backlash over a feature it advertised during the 2026 Super Bowl that seemed more like a mass surveillance tool than a way to find lost pets.
… In more uplifting uses of surveillance tech, Knicks fans around the world had a chance to watch Thursday’s ticker tape parade in New York City on traffic surveillance cameras thanks to livestreams from the artist Morry Kolman. …
… Netflix takes our members' privacy seriously and complies with privacy and data‑protection laws everywhere we operate. …
… It was last reauthorized in 2024 when President Biden signed a bill to continue and expand warrantless surveillance under Section 702. “FISA Section 702 allows US intelligence agencies to spy on foreign targets without a warrant, but the practice constantly sweeps up the communications of Americans… …
News Smart Devices Jun 5, 2026 by Nick Farrell Meta face goggles get creepier The Electronic Frontier Foundation says Meta has stuffed facial recognition code into millions of surveillance glasses in a move which will turn them into a privacy nightmare. …