German government grants expanded powers to intelligence agencies for surveillance of cyberattacks and extremism despite constitutional warnings, exemplifying gradual erosion of privacy protections and democratic oversight through security rationales.
German intelligence agencies have been calling for more powers in the fight against cyberattacks, terrorism and extremism. Now the government has given the go. Critics warn that red lines are being crossed.
Normalizing continuous biometric surveillance through consumer wearables that collect sensitive health data, contributing to corporate… [more]
Demonstrates how corporate smart glasses infrastructure enables mass non-consensual surveillance and harassment of women, with social… [more]
Government fusion centers are systematically monitoring anti-surveillance activism and coordinating police responses to suppress public… [more]