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Government Positioning System (GPS) Is Big Brother Watching You
Today the Supreme Court heard arguments on whether or not police have the right to track your vehicle by sticking a GPS unit on it without your knowledge. This stems from an incident where Antoine Jones, a DC nightclub owner, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1984, alex jones, americans, antoine jones, apple, big brother, civil rights, eric schmidt, facebook, fourth amendment, google, government, gps, hidden cameras, homeland security, law enforcement, mark zuckerberg, on star, privacy, smart meters, supreme court, surveillance, tracking, warantless
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California Governor Jerry Brown Vetoed Legislation Flushing Your Fourth Amendment Down The Toilet
California Governor, Jerry Brown vetoed legislation flushing your fourth amendment down the toilet by allowing police upon arrest to search your smartphone or mobile device without a warrant. What does this mean for you? Well if you are arrested in … Continue reading
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Tagged bill of rights, california, cell phone, fourth amendment, governor, jerry brown, police, privacy, sb 914, search, smartphone, u.s. constitution, warrant
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Is There a Such Thing As Privacy In The Internet, Facebook, Google, Smartphone And Yes Even Your TV
Is there such a thing a privacy in an age of internet? If you have any modern technology chances are you privacy has been violated and most do not even know. Yes Google, Apple, Facebook, laptops and yes even your … Continue reading
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