The bias against Privacy
The decisions that users make around privacy and security, has become a subject even criminalized due to the incessant and incoherent propaganda around the "technological wonders."
Biometric identification only serves as psychological torture
Taki Allen's case highlights the potential dangers of relying exclusively on AI-driven tools without considering their broader implications for human well-being and social equity. In the light of this incident,…
Better to ban biometrics
Biometric identification systems will never be reliable, they serve only oppressive surveillance policies. These systems due to the computer mechanisms themselves always work inevitably considering each person supervised as a…
The criminalization of privacy
The digital agenda is advancing around the world, with legislation that is attributing a criminal character to privacy.
Digital control to impose ideological doctrines
The drive for a broaden censorship, leverage the financial control of organizations to enforce arbitrary ideological norms indicates a rigid and stringent trend, which can open doors to greater surveillance,…
Indirect censorship: how regulations could be used to control free expression
Judge Kuhl's decision highlights an emerging legal trend: algoritmic design options are no longer mere technicalities but potentially actionable behaviors. This change gives courts and by extension regulators powerful tools…
An era of control over tourist areas
When digital systems become common, they are control tools. The very essence of travel - freedom of movement, independence and privacy - risks being lost forever.
In the Name of Security: Monitoring Online Chats
So-called security measures - warnings, surveillance of artificial intelligence conversations and surveillance - are far from benign. They are part of an effort to harass dissidents, dismantle privacy and justify…
Buy yourself a shackle! is the latest in security
Are you tired of the same boring old accessories? You want to show everyone that you're really connected? Well, don't look any further! We present you the smart shackle -…
The growing trend of censorship in the digital age: the alarming use of online violence as a pretext for repression
The exploitation of "online violence" as a justification for censorship and surveillance is a worrying development that deserves serious attention. The expansion of cybervigilance and the measurement of digital identity,…