Over two thirds of Americans against COVID-19 contact tracing app
Over two thirds of Americans would not download a contact tracing application, with digital privacy being the leading concern among
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Clinton Foundation, George Soros and Bill Gates among contact tracing group funders
Chelsea Clinton sits on Partners in Health board Partners in Health, the organization chosen to carry out COVID-19 contact tracing
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HR 6666 is a mass surveillance system
A new house resolution introduced in Congress under the name HR 6666 is a proposal for a $100 billion contact
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Bill Gates invests in $1 billion global satellite surveillance project
Microsoft owner Bill Gates is among the main backers of a Washington-based satellite startup which seeks to provide real-time surveillance
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Robot dog deployed in Singapore to enforce social distancing
A four-legged robot has been deployed in Singapore’s Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park to enforce social distancing measures amid the COVID-19
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Snowden warns of ‘architecture of oppression’ being formed on COVID-19
Edward Snowden has warned that the intrusive measures being imposed on the public amid the COVID-19 crisis will remain intact
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Israel PM Netanyahu wants alarm sensors fitted on all citizens
“Although such distance-sensitive microchips exist in vehicles, it is different in humans” Benjamin Netanyahu has suggested putting sensors on every
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Harari: COVID-19 measures can form the basis of an extreme totalitarian regime
Yuval Noah Harari has warned that the coronavirus could be used as a justification to implement biometric mass surveillance after
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Drones used to enforce lockdown pose a threat to civil liberties
by Birgit Schippers Drones are often seen as weapon against terrorist suspects, a state snooping device or a novelty tool for delivering things
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Over 100 human rights groups warn against exploiting COVID-19 to expand surveillance powers
“These are extraordinary times, but human rights law still applies.” by Jessica Corbett As the number of COVID-19 cases climbed toward a
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