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Experts Warn This 'Invisible' Surveillance System is Already Built Into WiFi

May 28, 2026

A Mandatory Safety Feature in Millions of Cars Can Be Used to Track Where You Drive

Mar 2, 2026

Ring’s Super Bowl Ad Revealed How Comfortable—and Uncomfortable—We’ve Become With AI Surveillance

Feb 10, 2026

DARPA Launches TBD2, the First Deep-Space Surveillance Network to Track Tiny Objects Millions of Miles From Earth

Nov 24, 2025

Tech Firm Palantir’s Government Work on Data Collection Sparks New Privacy Fears

Jun 5, 2025

This is Your Brain On Surveillance: New Study Reveals How Awareness of Being Watched Alters Our Brains

Dec 19, 2024

“SOAR” LiDAR-UAV System Promises to Transform Military and Civilian Applications with Faster, Smarter 3D Aerial Reconnaissance

Oct 3, 2024

DARPA's Secretive New Neutrino Detector Program Could Be A Game-Changer for Global Underwater Military Surveillance

Jun 12, 2024

North Korea Accuses U.S. of Surveillance Flights, Threatens to Shoot Down Spy Planes in Its Airspace

Jul 11, 2023

The "Moscow Signal": How Russian Directed Microwave Rays Once Caused an International Incident

Mar 4, 2022

South Africa's "Big Brother" Spy Cameras Face Public Outcry over Privacy Concerns and Power Use

Oct 19, 2021

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Remote Identification and Other New FAA Drone Rules Take Effect This April

Mar 17, 2021

Vislink: The Pentagon’s New Eyes

Mar 10, 2021

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