Ignorance Is Futile Exclusive: Nanotechnology poses inherent threats greater than anything we’ve ever faced. This heavily modified Hollywood film shows what such a takeover by tyrants via nanobots could look like. Currently billions of dollars per year are dumped into nano research by governments and corporations worldwide. Nanobots that can penetrate past the blood-brain barrier [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Tracking’
How your Apple iPhone spies on you.
Posted: July 14, 2010 in 2010, ArticlesTags: Cell Phones, Tracking
Telegraph: As the communications device grows in popularity, technology experts and US law enforcement agencies are devoting increasing efforts to understanding their potential for forensics investigators. While police have tracked criminals by locating their position via conventional mobile phone towers, iPhones offer far more information, say experts. “There are a lot of security issues in [...]
PeterGreenberg: Search engine giant Google took the travel industry by storm last week with a $700 million purchase of ITA Software, a flight-information software company. ITA offers flight times, availabilities and prices to airlines and Web sites that include: TripAdvisor, Bing, Hotwire, Orbitz, Continental, American Airlines, and Alitalia. The multi-million-dollar deal would not only put [...]
-IARPA’s Office of Smart Collection.
Posted: June 26, 2010 in 2008Tags: Big Brother, Spooks, Tracking
Government Computer News: The research organization for U.S. intelligence agencies is looking to fund projects designed to yield revolutionary innovations in intelligence collection. That organization, the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA), has asked industry and academia through a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) to propose research that dramatically improves the value of collected data. IARPA [...]
-ObamaCo. proposes ‘Identity ecosystem’ to replace passwords.
Posted: June 26, 2010 in 2010, ArticlesTags: Big Brother, Computerization of Society, Privacy, Tracking
Obama doesn’t want us to have to hassle around having to log into sites and services we use, fumbling around with passwords and online ‘handles’. Instead he wants to build an “Identity Ecosystem” where our personal identities are tied to every single device we use, right down to the flash memory chips we plug into [...]







