surveillance Report: British ISP provides real-time user data to copyright lawyers Rob Beschizza

surveillance Normal-looking USB cable logs everything you do and can be radioed from more than 1 mile away Rob Beschizza

surveillance Samsung remotely bricked TVs stolen from warehouse Rob Beschizza

surveillance Florida cops use AI to target people for a new "enhanced scrutiny" program Thom Dunn

surveillance Check out "Forever Wars," a new newsletter that reimagines national security reporting Thom Dunn

law It's been 10 years since an artist recorded candid shots from Apple Store webcams—and got a visit from the Secret Service Rob Beschizza

art Eyecam is a blinking, flitting webcam that looks back at you Rob Beschizza

surveillance Evan Greer's "Surveillance Capitalism" is the internet's new official protest song Thom Dunn

corruption Ikea France snooped on staff and customers for a decade, say prosecutors Rob Beschizza

surveillance Backlash in China brewing against rampant face-recognition in daily life Clive Thompson

surveillance Amazon is using Pinkertons for union-busting surveillance Thom Dunn

surveillance French government proposes new ban on filming and photographing police Thom Dunn

surveillance Neighborhood associations are installing license plate readers to privately police who drives on their streets Thom Dunn

surveillance Australian drones monitor beaches, and not just for sharks Kevin Reome

music "Underbelly" is a trippy animated surveillance fantasy Andrea James

privacy Police have tools to crack encrypted smartphones Mark Frauenfelder

privacy How coronavirus restrictions inadvertently lead to mass surveillance Thom Dunn

Business China's Shenzhen Zhenhua Data Technology gathers info and social media posts of American VIPs and military Xeni Jardin

surveillance 7 years later, US court of appeals rules that NSA program leaked by Snowden was illegal after all Thom Dunn

Technology Tiny videocamera worn by an insect David Pescovitz