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China is world’s largest Internet-using population
By Jane Macartney | China has overtaken the US as the world’s biggest user of the internet, thanks to a rise of more than...
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Brain-plug weapons could provide war crime immunity
By Lewis Page | An American law student has published an analysis of international law regarding war crimes that might be...
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Scientists Uncover Secrets at Centre of Black Holes
Salford Online | Scientists say they have moved one step closer to understanding the processes occurring in supermassive...
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Face scans for air passengers to begin in UK
By Owen Bowcott | Airline passengers are to be screened with facial recognition technology rather than checks by passport...
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Police: DNA database ready as early as next year
By Elizabeth Roberts | Bermuda could have its own DNA database within a couple of years, to aid the Police in cracking more...
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Controversial council tax database
By Tomos Livingstone | A CONTROVERSIAL database that calculates council tax bands according to features like parking space...
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Enhanced Tracking Technology May Help RFID
By DON CLARK A Los Angeles start-up says it has developed a way to dramatically expand the range of a popular wireless tracking...
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Brain scanner predicts your future moves
Ewen Callaway New Scientist Long before you decided to read this story, your brain may have already said “click that...
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Superfast internet may replace world wide web
By Lewis Carter The internet could soon be made obsolete by a new “grid” system which is 10,000 times faster...
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The Emerging Surveillance State
Ron Paul Last month, the House amended the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to expand the government’s...
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New Domestic Satellite Surveillance System
Plans for the Department of Homeland Security to launch a new satellite surveillance system is coming under new criticism...
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The Next Civil Rights Battle Will Be Over the Mind
By Clive Thompson Wired Trolling down the street in Manhattan, I suddenly hear a woman’s voice. “Who’s...
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FBI looks at DNA technique
A DNA police technique used to hunt down a rapist is being lauded in the United States as an example of pioneering detective...
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Mobile phones ‘more dangerous than smoking’
Brain expert warns of huge rise in tumours and calls on industry to take immediate steps to reduce radiation. Mobile phones...
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CIA enlists Google’s help for spy work
US intelligence agencies are using Google’s technology to help its agents share information about their suspects Google...
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Spirit of internet at risk, campaigners warn
A promise by the biggest broadband provider in the US that it would stop discriminating against users who swap music and...
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Brain scan lie detectors ‘may already be in use’
A brain imaging technique called fMRI may be being used as a “lie detector” by US intelligence agencies, despite...
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NSA Had Access Built into Microsoft Windows
Heiss – A CARELESS mistake by Microsoft programmers has revealed that special access codes prepared by the US National...
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FBI posts hyperlinks to snare child porn suspects
The FBI has recently adopted a novel investigative technique: posting hyperlinks that purport to be illegal videos of minors...
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VOTING COMPANY BULLIES ELECTION OFFICIALS
Failed machines same as those to be used in Pennslvania tally BRAD BLOG Sequoia Voting Systems’ legal threats against...
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High-tech interrogations may promote abuse
Among certain circles, including the American Psychological Association, we need more research on effective interrogation...
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One out of ten trust government data security
It’s probably no surprise, but the government’s horrendous record with data security has destroyed the public’s...
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Firms’ biometrics records ‘can be hacked’
The growing use of biometrics to identify individuals is “insecure and in need of immediate attention,” according...
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Russia said to receive U.S. missile shield plan
MOSCOW – Russia received written U.S. proposals on Wednesday which Washington hopes will allay Moscow’s concerns...
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DNA database will not be extended, says minister
MPs told that calls from senior police officers will not be answered. The government has no plans to extend the DNA database...




