The Secret Service felt pressure from the Trump admin to surveil James Comey.
Documents detail worries about the legality of the directive to surveil Comey — including surreptitiously tracking Comey's phone without a warrant — in the wake of his 'seashells' photo.
The Secret Service felt pressure from the Trump admin to surveil James Comey.
Documents detail worries about the legality of the directive to surveil Comey — including surreptitiously tracking Comey's phone without a warrant — in the wake of his 'seashells' photo.
Everyone, absolutely everyone can make it *very inconvenient* to surveil them.
Preparing for a fascist regime can feel scary and paralyzing. This seems like an area where people can take control w/ concrete steps.
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Everyone, absolutely everyone can make it *very inconvenient* to surveil them.
*USDA CONFIRMS DEADLY SCREWWORM IN US CATTLE
They’re using facial recognition apps to surveil the public — including U.S. citizens & protesters
100,000+ times w/ zero records produced
& w/ zero transparency -TN
They’re using facial recognition apps to surveil the public — including U.S. citizens & protesters
100,000+ times w/ zero records produced
& w/ zero transparency -TN
Representative Massie is right. The Constitution requires EVERY member to vote against a clean reauthorization.
- Without the patients' consent to participate in research
- Affecting minors
- 1700 of them
- Taking highly sensitive information from said journals
This is a HUGE breach.
Nå er forskerne felt for alvorlige brudd på forskningsetiske normer.
Tell your kids.
Tell your kids.
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sobs employee working at Palantir, a company named after an item used to serveil people for nefarious purposes
Great reporting once again from @makenakelly.bsky.social
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sobs employee working at Palantir, a company named after an item used to serveil people for nefarious purposes
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