US drone (AFP Photo) Drones are set to take over US skies soon, and there is growing concern the public will lose their privacy to these spy planes. The winners are the drone makers, [...]

 by Susanne Posel In June of 2011, the US military admitted to having drone technology so sophisticated that it could be the size of a bug . In what is referred to as the “microaviary” on Wright-Patterson [...]

Although moving slower in some areas than others, there is little doubt that the plan to number, track, and trace every human being on the planet via biometric data and other digital means is [...]

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by Michael Snyder, Contributor Once upon a time, the open highways of America were one of our greatest symbols of liberty and freedom. Anyone could hop in a car and set off for a [...]

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America welcomes a new brand of smart street lightning systems: energy-efficient, long-lasting, complete with LED screens to show ads. They can also spy on citizens in a way George Orwell would not have imagined in [...]

by Brandon Turbeville If you needed one more example of how DNA will soon cease to exist as a private piece of information, you need look no further than the latest product launch byApplied DNA [...]

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EFF White Paper Outlines How Businesses Can Avoid Assisting Repressive Regimes San Francisco – It’s time for technology companies that sell surveillance and filtering equipment to step up and ensure they aren’t helping governments [...]

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We have entered the Age of the Conjurer and it is a tricky time. The 911 stunt was a huge magic trick and we all bought it at first. Magicians can be very convincing. [...]

According to the Central Intelligence Agency, the organization says spies won’t have to plant bugs in homes, businesses or other places where they want to spy because of coming advances in computer and Internet [...]

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