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All This Dystopia, and for What?
When privacy-eroding technology doesn’t deliver on its promises.
By Charlie Warzel
When privacy-eroding technology doesn’t deliver on its promises.
By Charlie Warzel
Companies like Equifax threaten our personal privacy and our national security.
By Charlie Warzel
Congressional hearings are urgently needed to address location tracking.
By The Editorial Board
Democrats desperately need to win the internet to beat Trump. Their first big test was a massive failure.
By Charlie Warzel
Behind the scenes of the surveillance economy.
By Charlie Warzel
Surveillance capitalists control the science and the scientists, the secrets and the truth.
By Shoshana Zuboff
Those with the most to lose don’t always safeguard their privacy very well. You can do better.
By Charlie Warzel
It’s not too late. And it better be comprehensive.
By Charlie Warzel
It’s easy to win. Just give up all your personal information. Or are you chicken?
By Chris Baker, Mike Lacher and Brian Moore
The whole point of modern surveillance is to treat people differently, and facial recognition technologies are only a small part of that.
By Bruce Schneier
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