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Author: Eric Stroshane

Privacy News for January 22

January 22, 2021 By Eric Stroshane 1 Comment on Privacy News for January 22

DHS sued over social media surveillance of visa holders; France banned from using drones to enforce coronavirus rules; and a security practitioner’s guide to encrypted DNS.

Privacy News for January 15

January 15, 2021 By Eric Stroshane 1 Comment on Privacy News for January 15

US Army builds massive database of thermal face images, surveillance plane and National Guard deployed when white woman spots black entrepreneurs in a suburb, and expansion of DHS immigrant biometrics program clears review.

Privacy News for January 8

January 8, 2021 By Eric Stroshane 1 Comment on Privacy News for January 8

Plans for aerial surveillance of St. Louis advance, Microsoft and JetBrains compromised in Russia’s sweeping hacking incursion, and EFF’s “year in review” articles.

Privacy News for December 18

December 18, 2020 By Eric Stroshane

Huawei developed surveillance systems to identify ethnicity, DHS advisory committee issues report on biometrics, and the push to implement aerial surveillance of St. Louis.

Privacy News for December 11

December 11, 2020 December 11, 2020 By Eric Stroshane 1 Comment on Privacy News for December 11

Certain apps used for government surveillance banned by Apple and Google, EU develops new biometic policing tools, Dongguan city lifts biometric restrictions on toilet paper access, and how our data encodes systematic racism.

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