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"... the US Department of Defense (DOD) may already be creating a copy of you in an alternate reality to see how long you can go without food or water, or how you will respond to televised propag

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"... would obscure, with an oval, the faces of people who appear on surveillance videos." Wait, what?

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"...the truth is that ubiquitous cameras only serve to violate the social contract that makes cities work."

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“The Paper Tyger® RFID Shield is extremely effective at protecting consumer privacy and will assist tremendously in advancing the use of the technology by eliminating the fear of identity theft.” Err,

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Some interesting material about ubicomp surveillance and the potential of 'virtual wall' devices to claw back some privacy. But will it work? Will it be easily hacked? Will it be legal? Will we even w

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"We are, at the very least, complicit and many of us are actively encouraging the state and others to watch us more closely, which is where Facebook is going to come in, after I detour via Foucau

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"[Microsoft] is developing software that could accurately guess your name, age, gender and potentially even your location, by analysing telltale patterns in your web browsing history."

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"Wardens in Manchester are about to get Web-cams fitted on their caps so that they can prove to shocked drivers that they actually did park illegally."

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Transcript of a keynote speech given by Charlie Stross to a tech consultancy open day. Exponential change, technological impacts, all the good stuff.

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"A camera that monitors eye movements from up to 10 metres away makes it possible for smart billboards that track the attention of passers-by." I'm selling cheap sunglasses for a living from

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"A team of researchers has, for the first time, hacked into a network protected by quantum encryption." Everything *can* and *will be* hacked. Get used to it, and start working *with* it, no

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"The camera can lock on to and track a single face from 500ft above, which can then be scanned and matched against a database of known criminals or terrorist suspects." This country is f*cke

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"Footage from surveillance cameras must be made freely available to the public if Britain is to avoid becoming a Big Brother state, researchers warned yesterday." Someone's been reading Davi

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"An inquiry into the growing use of surveillance in society is to be held by an influential committee of MPs." Note to horse - please kick barn door shut on your way out. KTHXBAI.

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"...a new police-car-mounted camera that can automatically recognise over 3000 number plates an hour, while police simply cruise through the district."

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"It was once for children, now it's much loved by adults but the authors of legendary British comic 2000AD are shocked how many of their predictions have come to pass." BBC news from MegaCit

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"Almost 450,000 requests were made to monitor [UK] people’s telephone calls, e-mails and post by secret agencies and other authorised bodies in just over a year, the spying watchdog said yesterda

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"On February 13, Hitachi unveiled a tiny, new “powder” type RFID chip measuring 0.05 x 0.05 mm — the smallest yet — which they aim to begin marketing in 2 to 3 years." ZOMFG! ph34r t3h sm4r+

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"The tags would be covered with soft gelatin that takes a while to dissolve in the stomach. After swallowing a tag a patient need only sit next to a radio source and receiver." I predict par

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"...only a two-year warranty on the microchips that make 'em tick, despite the fact that passports are intended to be used for a full ten years." UK=SNAFU. Just microwave the damn things.

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"Somark Innovations announced this week that it successfully tested biocompatible RFID ink, which can be read through animal hairs." Via Warren Ellis, who justifiably predicts that the geek

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"As we discover more and more examples of high-tech surveillance devices, it's increasingly clear that existing law as well as our notions of proper privacy boundaries are becoming inadequate.&qu

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"Canadian coins containing tiny transmitters have mysteriously turned up in the pockets of at least three American contractors who visited Canada..." Why watch your money when it can watch y

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"The "CCC Sputnik" badges, as they're known, are tracked by 35 monitoring stations, which in turn export a public XML feed so that anyone who wants to can track the wearers around the e

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"A search engine that uses sophisticated facial recognition to allow users to identify and find people in online images ... civil liberties groups say the biometric-style tool could compromise th

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"...IMMI measures individual people and tries to figure out what they're watching (or listening to). They do this through specially designed cell phones that automatically eavesdrop on what's goi

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