FBI wrongfully raids Massachusetts woman’s house
Privacy Matters | Page 165 of 185
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Another subpoena to Twitter for Occupy related account
UPDATE: Read the full text of the subpoena here.
Twitter today informed user @destructuremal that the State of New York had issued a subpoena for his account information. The account holder, Malcolm Harris of New York City, is an Occupy Wall Street activist who has been involved in movement organizing since at least September 2011.
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DHS provides a helping hand as DC prepares to evict the occupiers
The Occupy DC encampment is facing imminent eviction. Watch the livestream below to keep an eye on the situation.
Twitter user @FearDept is on site and snapped this photo of a DHS officer getting out of his car, ostensibly to assist the multi-agency eviction team.
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OPD tear gas and flash bangs assault Occupy Oakland marchers
The militarization of the police: Oakland, California. January 28, 2012
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Thursday technology links round-up
Time flies just about as fast as tech giants and governments come up with new ways to spy on us. Here's the latest on the rapidly advancing techno-surveillance state.
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Military exercises in LA echo those held in Boston last year
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Last year, we linked to an article in a local Boston newspaper reporting a special joint Boston police and US military drill at an elementary school in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of the city. The video above shows another such drill -- a joint exercise by the LAPD and the US military.
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FBI visits video store owner about release of mink in Iowa
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Take a look at how this video store owner responds when the FBI show up at his business. Read more about this case.
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Huh? The CIA lied about its own internal investigation?
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Google is pretty smart, but thankfully imperfect
If you have a Google account, you can check out who the tech giant thinks you are by clicking here. Even though the corporation collects and stores crazy amounts of data on its users, its algorithm remains imperfect. Pretty much everyone I know who has clicked on that link has found that Google thinks they are men above the age of 65. Among that group, zero of us are men over the age of 65.
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