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US Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan says that targeted ads, while lucrative for social media companies, threaten privacy and expose people to potential harm such as stalking
Technology and Innovation

US Accuses Social Media Giants Of 'Vast Surveillance'

Florida Dad of 3 Shot to Death
U.S.

Shocking Video Reveals Moment Father of 3 is Gunned Down After Car Crash Days Before Daughters Birthday

Ana Knezevich
U.S.

Husband of Missing Ana Knezevich Denies Kidnapping Her as Damning New Surveillance Footage Surfaces

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U.S.

Senate Passes Controversial Foreign Surveillance Legislation Shortly after It Expired

SWITZERLAND-UKRAINE-DIPLOMACY
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Ukrainian Troops Encounter Challenges and Success with Drones

Chinese Surveillance in the Beijing Winter Olympics Unacceptable to Democratic Governments in Fear of Reprisals From the Communist Regime
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Chinese Surveillance in the Beijing Winter Olympics Unacceptable to Democratic Governments in Fear of Reprisals From the Communist Regime

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Stealth Boat: Ready for Special Operations and Intelligence

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Chinese Fighter Jets in Indian Border Doubled in Number

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China Installs Surveillance Cameras in Churches By Force, Some Christians Resist

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WikiLeaks Exposed CIA’s Hacking Tools: Apple, Google, Microsoft, Sean Spicer Responds on Revealed ‘Vault 7’; Smartphones, TVs Might Be Spying on You

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South China Sea Radar Being Built By China?

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Stingray: NYPD Used Cellphone Spy Tool More Than 1,000 Times Since 2008

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Church Attack Thwarted: Michigan ISIS Supporter Stopped Before Planned Attack

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Most Americans Support Warrantless Internet Surveillance (POLL)

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Rand Paul: I'm Appalled That NSA Spied On Congress, This Is Why We Need Reform

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