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CBP admits it uses location data from online advertising systems (RTB) to track phones without warrants, confirming the advertising surveillance infrastructure enables government spying.
The bipartisan SAFE Act would require FBI warrants for accessing Americans' communications collected via Section 702, address parallel construction, and partially close data broker loopholes.
U.S. Treasury told Congress that crypto mixers serve legitimate privacy purposes, marking a significant policy shift while proposing new 'hold law' for suspicious digital assets.
OpenAI secured Pentagon contract after Anthropic was forced out for refusing mass surveillance terms. Company claims anti-surveillance protections but won't release contract details for verification.
EFF and civil liberties groups filed Supreme Court brief arguing geofence warrants violate Fourth Amendment by turning location data into mass surveillance dragnets that make suspects of innocent bystanders.
Iran has cut internet connectivity by 99%, with air strikes causing additional outages and circumvention tools reportedly failing to provide reliable access.
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