Tag: surveillance
Privacy Concerns Raised Over LG TVs and Monitors Due to Data Collection and Unauthorized Software Installs
LG faces scrutiny as its smart TVs reportedly increase data collection and monitors install software on Windows PCs without user consent.
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US Accelerates AI Development to Enhance National Security with Ethical Constraints
The US plans to fast-track AI technology deployment for national security, emphasizing ethical use and prohibiting unlawful surveillance.
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Pentagon Releases 64 New UFO Files, Vows Continued Transparency on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
The Pentagon has made public 64 new files on UFOs, including videos and astronaut audio, pledging ongoing disclosure efforts.
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Researchers Repurpose Fiber-Optic Cables to Monitor Nearby Conversations Using Acoustic Sensing
Edinburgh scientists have demonstrated that fiber-optic cables can be adapted to detect and eavesdrop on nearby conversations using distributed acoustic sensing.
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Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Privacy Breach Linked to Ray-Ban Smart Glasses
Meta and Luxottica sued after reports reveal subcontractors in Kenya viewed sensitive videos recorded by Ray-Ban smart glasses users.
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Robot Dogs to Enhance Security at Mexican Stadium During 2026 World Cup
Four robotic dogs will be deployed at Mexico’s BBVA stadium to support security during the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches held in the country.
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Researchers Warn Wi-Fi Signals Could Enable Invisible Mass Surveillance
Scientists at KIT reveal a method to identify individuals via passive Wi-Fi signal analysis, raising privacy concerns over future wireless standards.
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