Attorney Jeff Hampton, details the concerns surrounding California Assembly Bill 1043 (the California Digital Age Assurance Act), which mandates age verification for any device capable of accessing an app store.
- New state laws forcing you to identify yourself
- How cops can use these laws to spy on your phone AND
- What you can do to stop this violation of your privacy Violates the Fourth Amendment by enabling warrantless digital searches. Third party loophole used to bypass protections.
Summarization by ChatGPT Law Children Rights Summary (hallucination: search and privacy is 4th amendment, does not mention 2nd amendment involving guns)
Join Chris Johnston as he reviews new infrared footage captured around ports, railyards, and city centers. In this video, Chris—one of the leading experts in infrared imaging—dives deep into the capabilities of our HD6 long-range thermal imager. Get an inside look at cutting-edge thermal technology and learn how it's transforming surveillance and industrial applications. ❤
_ (stored under -- trackers "personal data" -- Google search)
tracking sites (movement,stops,wait,arrival,departure) . aircraft,flight,drones,missiles,crash,black box . automobiles,trucks,vans,bikes,buses,bus routes,pickup,crash,accident,injuries . cellphones,calls,location,contacts . radar,jamming . satellites . ships,marine,vessels,cargo
//Mapping to centimeter level Apr 19, 2026 Mapping the World with Bilawal Sidhu Anduril built a military headset that lets soldiers see through walls, overlay drone feeds, and track targets with AI. It costs a defense contract and $30k+ per unit. I wanted to see how close I could get with a $300 pair of Meta Ray-Bans and off-the-shelf visual positioning technology.
Turns out, you can get surprisingly close. A camera is all you need — no depth sensors, no LiDAR, no SLAM. Just a pre-scanned 3D map and a pair of consumer glasses. This video covers how VPS works, why GPS can't solve this problem, what it looks like when you can track someone through walls using a smartphone, and why this same technology will be in every robot, drone, and self-driving car on the planet.
Former CIA officer and whistleblower JOHN KIRIAKOU reveals how easily you’re tracked, the truth about surveillance, manipulation, and torture, and why exposing the CIA sent him to prison!
John Kiriakou is a former CIA counterterrorism officer and intelligence analyst who served for 15 years, including as chief of counterterrorism operations in Pakistan after 9/11. He publicly blew the whistle on the CIA’s torture program, for which he served 23 months in prison.
He explains: ◼️How intelligence agencies can monitor your car in real time, take control and crash your car. ◼️The proven psychology the CIA uses to recruit spies ◼️Why he went to prison for exposing the truth, and would do it again ◼️The surveillance mistake that instantly makes you easier to track ◼️Why telling the truth is treated as a national security threat
grok summary: https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_0edffd31-5225-4a22-ad5b-10ac1aa17759 The piece asks whether U.S. law currently allows the Pentagon (Department of Defense) to use AI for surveilling or analyzing data on American citizens. It argues that rapid advances in AI are dramatically expanding surveillance capabilities, but outdated laws have not kept pace, creating significant legal gray areas and privacy risks.
Frustrated by fragmented war news, Anghami’s Elie Habib built World Monitor, a platform that fuses global data, like aircraft signals and satellite detections, to track conflicts as they unfold. Treating the massive gap in the market as a weekend challenge, Habib started coding. “I built World Monitor in a single day as a learning exercise,” he says. “The platform you see now reflects maybe five or six total days of development plus community contributions.” The existing OSINT tools that did this cost governments and large enterprises tens of thousands of dollars annually.” “During the Iran strikes I had to build fast additions,” he says. “New map layers, Telegram intel retrieval, Hebrew-to-English siren alerts, GPS-jamming detection, airport cancellation feeds, embassy risk advisories.”