Tag: online privacy

Wickr Encrypted Messaging App Now Belongs to Amazon

Everyone is just waiting around to get bought by Amazon. It’s a business strategy. But Amazon, which is effectively a private intelligence agency on contract to the CIA as much as it is a retailer, owning an encrypted messaging app creates some conflict of interest.…

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Facebook is Tracking What People Purchase in Physical Stores

Facebook displays relentless determination in its quest to make money out of people’s personal information. On top of knowing everything that people do on the Facebook website, Facebook even knows what porn sites they visit . Now we’re hearing that they’re also using methods to…

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FBI Warns That Smart TVs May be Watching People

Who’s really watching who here? The FBI has stated the obvious in an attempt to appear to be working in favor of the American people. CNN : In a pre-holiday message to consumers, an FBI field office is warning that “smart TVs” — televisions equipped…

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Zuckerberg Says Facebook Will Become “Privacy-Focused”

Who said there are no good Jews? Okay. It’s true. There are no innately good Jews. But they can become good. That’s what Mark Zuckerberg is doing. He’s becoming a champion of privacy after becoming a multi-billionaire by spying on people and selling their information.…

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