Canadian RCMP Used Clearview AI As it Faces Lawsuits in US Drew Wilson | February 17, 2020 Canadian RCMP admitted they’ve been secretly using Clearview AI facial recognition software. This as the company faces class action lawsuits in the US.
US Website Defaced Amidst Heightened Tensions With Iran Drew Wilson | January 5, 2020 As tensions grow between the US and Iran, fears of retaliation are being justified with a US website being defaced with pro-Iranian messages.
European Commission Report Demands Canada Implement Internet Censorship Drew Wilson | January 3, 2020 It seems that multinational corporations are now relying on Europe to pressure Canada into implementing internet censorship. Signs of this come from a recent report.
After Demanding Backdoor Access, US Concerned China Asks Same Drew Wilson | December 31, 2019 The US has been demanding more backdoor access to encrypted communications. Now, senators are concerned about China demanding backdoor access.
WhatsApp Sues Company It Accuses of Selling Malware Drew Wilson | November 7, 2019 WhatsApp is taking what some are calling an “unprecedented” step. They are suing a company for making and selling malware used to spy on activists and journalists.
NAFTA 2.0 Inching Closer to Ratification, Though Hurdles Exist Drew Wilson | October 31, 2019 NAFTA 2.0, sometimes referred as USMCA, is inching closer to ratification. US speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said they are getting closer to ratification.
A Quick Comparison of All Party Platforms on Digital Rights Drew Wilson | October 15, 2019 With all of our analysis complete, we thought it would be a good idea to offer a quick rundown of all the platforms for convenience.
Conservatives Release Their Party Platform – The Worst Out of Everyone Drew Wilson | October 14, 2019 It took three quarters of the election cycle, but we now have the Conservative election platform. We take a look at it through a digital rights lens.
More Than 100 Rights Organizations Push Back Against Anti-Security Push Drew Wilson | October 9, 2019 Following the letter by various governments urging Facebook to abandon protecting their users, digital rights organizations are pushing back with a letter of their own.
Publishers Considers Anti-Trust Action Over Google Following the Law Drew Wilson | September 28, 2019 French and German publishers are teaming up, calling Google following the law a violation of competition laws. They doubled down on their “blackmail” comments.
