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  • Federal Agencies Routinely Spy on Phone Calls, Texts, Emails of American Citizens, Experts Say
    Federal Agencies Routinely Spy on Phone Calls, Texts, Emails of American Citizens, Experts Say
    Despite the Constitution's Fourth Amendment, which prohibits warrantless government searches, U.S. agencies are proving to be ever more intrusive in their routine surveillance of Americans' speech and activities. Often working ...
    June 14, 2023BY Kevin Stocklin
  • New Bill Seeks to Curtail Banks’ Role as Agents of Federal Surveillance
    New Bill Seeks to Curtail Banks’ Role as Agents of Federal Surveillance
    Republican legislators have taken steps to revoke the power the government has granted itself to access Americans’ personal ...
    March 1, 2023BY Kevin Stocklin
  • New Visa Card Features Personal Carbon Emissions Tracker
    New Visa Card Features Personal Carbon Emissions Tracker
    The monitoring of personal behavior by banks will take another step forward as Canadian credit union Vancity launches ...
    November 23, 2022BY Kevin Stocklin
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    3hr By Mary Prenon
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    6hr By Tom Gantert
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