Pegasus spyware can secretly turn smartphones into surveillance tools. Experts explain how infections happen and how users can check their devices for signs of compromise.
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Pegasus is a powerful Israeli spyware tool capable of infiltrating smartphones, accessing encrypted messages, and monitoring users without detection.
Anonymous X users claim their real names began appearing in search activity in Israel after verifying their accounts through identity software Au10tix. The reports have sparked debate about privacy, surveillance, and the role of foreign tech firms in social media verification.
U.S. senators including Lindsey Graham, James Lankford, and Jacky Rosen pushed for funding tools to help Iranians bypass censorship and access VPNs. Critics note these same lawmakers have supported surveillance and encryption backdoor policies at home.
A critical interpretation of the 2030 migration agenda argues that humanitarian language masks a strategy of demographic management and centralized control. The text frames mass migration as a tool for sustaining global systems while eroding identity and sovereignty.
Lawmakers initially demanded mandatory body cameras on ICE to increase accountability after high-profile enforcement controversies. Now some Democratic leaders are expressing worry the cameras could be misused for mass surveillance.
A global coalition of regulators is quietly turning the open web into a gated community where every login begins with an ID check. By Cam…
A massive federal campaign is underway to normalize biometric wearables that track Americans’ bodies 24/7, framed as healthcare reform but driven by surveillance infrastructure and data monetization. The article exposes how biosensors, AI analytics, and government partnerships threaten privacy, freedom, and bodily autonomy.
TSA’s new digital ID plan transforms airport screening into a data exchange, where every shortcut comes with a deeper surrender of personal detail. By Ken…
Cut off from the digital world on the eve of the vote, Ugandans are improvising new ways to stay visible in a nation intent on…
By Doug Casey International Man: In practically every country, the allowable limit for cash withdrawals and transactions continues to be lowered. Further, rampant currency debasement is lowering…
By Sierra Marlee Ever get the feeling that you’re being watched? Well, if you shop at one popular grocery store chain, you may not be…
Most people still believe email is private as long as no human is reading it. That assumption is no longer true. Today, artificial intelligence reads, analyzes, remembers, and profiles your communications in real time — building behavioral maps, predicting intent, and quietly turning personal correspondence into usable intelligence.
By SIMINA MISTREANU It is a soulful folk song, filled with feeling and history: A love-stricken young man tells God about his hopes and dreams of…
Reddit’s challenge sets up a major test of Australia’s plan to verify every user’s age online. By Dan Frieth Australia’s new social media age law, which…
By disguising coercion as consent, the EU’s plan enlists tech companies as willing agents in its quiet expansion of digital surveillance. By Ken Macon European…
Russia is also currently rolling out biometric ID verification terminals at businesses courtesy of a Russian super bank. By The WinePress Russia is becoming the…
By Sundance Following the midterm “shellacking” of 2010, President Obama and Eric Holder began the “secret research project” targeting political opposition using the IRS. DOJ…