surveillance state

The New NSA Reform Bill Would Give the US Government Even More Power to Spy on Your Smartphone

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By Marcy Wheeler
This New Face Detection Technology Could Redefine What it Means to Leave Your House

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By Martin Robbins
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10.31.14

By Georgia Rose
A Guide to Copwatching

09.01.14

By Katie J.M. Baker and Sarah Nicole Prickett
The Cops Should Always Be on Camera

08.27.13

By Lucy Steigerwald
Southern Europe Is Becoming One Big Surveillance State

07.01.13

By Yiannis Baboulias

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Gaming

Xbox Should Accept the Publisher Role

Xbox has been a presence in the gaming world for years, but waning popularity console wise should make them look at Sega for inspiration.

11.16.24

By Anthony Franklin II
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Gaming

All Gas, No Brakes: Why Simulation Racing Isn’t for Me

Racing games have to supply a particular feel for me to lock in. And I can acknowledge that’s my problem. But give me all the arcade racing.

11.16.24

By Anthony Franklin II
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Gaming

The Game Awards Is Accepting DLC, Remasters, and Remakes, and I’m Upset

This year’s Game Awards sees DLC, remasters, and remakes eligible for awards, and I need to vent about this travesty.

11.15.24

By Dwayne Jenkins
WWE

Sports

What WWE’s Newest Signing Means for The Bloodline

Lance Anoa’i is the latest member of The Bloodline to join WWE.

11.15.24

By Haley Miller
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This Mind-Blowing Wearable Vibrator Is 30% Off Right Now

Let the Tenuto Mini ruin your no-nut-November streak, I promise you won’t regret it.

11.15.24

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