South Australia Trials App To Monitor Quarantine Compliance Through Facial Recognition and Geolocation
Individuals will be sent random location checks which they will be required to respond to within a 15-minute time frame to prove they are at their registered quarantine address by showing their face alongside current geolocation data.
We’re Moving Into Slavery: The Ownership of the People by the State
“The slave society has increasingly one answer to all problems: more regulations — or more slavery.”
Government Tracking To Be Mandatory in Australia
In the conservative Howard and Bush government era, under the shadow of 9/11, a track and trace surveillance equivalent of the Islamic community was heralded as Islamophobic. The approach was red-flagged as fascist; oppressive and a breach of human rights and civil liberties.
The Madness of the Gods
…and what fitting gods they make for a narcissistic social era that can’t seem to stop staring at itself in the mirror.
Craig Kelly vs Facebook
Kelly is up against a large leftist technocratic political, and financial power bloc, that is increasingly proving itself to be a threat to constitutional democracy.
Is Google Watching You? Here’s How You Can Find Out
The feature, called Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC), runs through your browser and will send your FLoC identification to every website you visit at their request.
Australian Government Considers Ban On Anonymous Social Media Accounts, Mandatory ID Proof to Use Facebook, Instagram
“The proposal will grant police access to Australians’ private social media and dating apps,” reports claim.
If You Use This App, You’re Being Watched
There’s no question that China is a nation of rampant government surveillance. However, what you may not be aware of is that you are currently being watched if you are a WeChat user. In an era of countless social media applications, it’s normal to download whatever application is popular for communication without considering the ‘Terms and Conditions.’ So what’s the big deal with WeChat? It’s important to understand the history of WeChat in order to understand how it got to where it is today. Here’s a brief history of the company: January 2011 — Chinese company, ‘Tencent,’ debuts the messaging…
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