By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net

Abstract digital artwork featuring a smartphone with finger print patterns on its screen, surrounded by vibrant streaks and grid lines in red, orange, yellow, blue, and teal colors.

Welcome to a new privacy-first initiative challenging the digital identity status quo, urging a sharp turn away from the surveillance-ready infrastructure embedded in mobile driver’s licenses. Continue reading “No Phone Home Is the Privacy Rebellion Digital IDs Didn’t See Coming”

By Leo Hohmann

Two Chinese nationals were charged in Michigan Tuesday with allegedly smuggling a dangerous pathogen into the United States, claiming it was for the purpose of studying at the University of Michigan. Continue reading “Two Chinese nationals arrested in Michigan on charges of smuggling deadly pathogen into United States”

By Isaac’s Army

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This is basically a social credit system being put on all USA citizens and so much more…

Palantir is an IDF war tool…

Here are a few things they specialize in… Continue reading “I don’t think people understand how dangerous Palantir Technologies is…”

By Leo Hohmann

In a few cities, like Milwaukee and New Orleans, there has been a public debate and pushback. If we fail to stop this technology, every city will become a Smart City and eventually a 15-minute city.

Continue reading “Cities nationwide are quietly deploying facial recognition technology to track your every move”

By Christina Maas – Reclaim The Net

People passing through subway turnstiles with signs indicating entry for lines 1, 2, and 3 and an exit for 96 Street and Broadway in the background.

Picture this: it’s rush hour in New York City. A guy in a Mets cap mutters to himself on the F train platform, pacing in tight circles. Nearby, a woman checks her phone five times in ten seconds. Overhead, cameras are watching. Behind the cameras? A machine. And behind that machine? An army of bureaucrats who’ve convinced themselves that bad vibes are now a crime category. Continue reading “New York Is Quietly Rolling Out Precrime Surveillance Tech”

By Christina Maas – Reclaim The Net

Donald Trump standing in the Oval Office looking toward Tulsi Gabbard speaking at a podium with the presidential seal, a U.S. Army flag, and a portrait of Ronald Reagan in the background.

A once-classified federal strategy paper has surfaced, pulling back the curtain on how the Biden administration planned to address domestic terrorism. Released by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard after legal pressure from America First Legal (AFL), the document shows a government effort that stretches far beyond traditional national security work. Continue reading “Declassified Biden-Era Domestic Terror Strategy Reveals Broad Surveillance, Tech Partnerships, and Global Speech Regulation Agenda”