Courthouse News Service has an extensive explainer on the state of a legal battle between The National Security Agency and a group of non-terrorist AT&T customers who claim that warrantless wiretapping violates their rights. The short version: NSA argues it is immune from their federal lawsuit because REASONS.
NSA to AT&T customers who believe wiretapping violates their rights: neener neener neener
Suspected "Chinese spy balloon" was spotted over Montana yesterday — and is still flying over the U.S.
A suspected "Chinese spy balloon" was spotted over Billings, Montana on Wednesday, and is still flying over the United States, although officials haven't disclosed where it is now. "President Biden… READ THE REST
New study shows how to use wifi signals like sonar to spy on people
I saw this tweet the other day and uhhhh yikes: So naturally, I clicked through to the article. And uhhhh yikes: Advances in computer vision and machine learning techniques have… READ THE REST
U.S. House of Representatives bans Tik Tok from official government devices
Phones and other devices managed by the U.S. House may no longer have Tik Tok on them, reports CNN Business, citing a memo sent out by the Office of the… READ THE REST
This fancy $30 toothbrush makes for a good Valentine's Day
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Treat that special someone in your life with this Microsoft Surface tablet, now only $159.99
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Give the gift of wine this Valentine's Day with a discount on 15 bottles from Wine Insiders
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