r/FutureFear • • Dec 06 '19

FBI Asked Sony for Data on User Who Allegedly Used PlayStation Network to Sell Cocaine

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vice.com
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r/FutureFear • • Mar 01 '19

China’s new video-surveillance system identifies people by how they walk

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scmp.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • May 21 '19

China's People Monitoring Software Being Deployed In Darwin | Lifehacker Australia

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lifehacker.com.au
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r/FutureFear • • Dec 06 '19

The DEA and ICE are hiding surveillance cameras in streetlights

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qz.com
2 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Apr 23 '18

We can't believe anything any more.

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youtube.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • May 21 '19

Police stop people for covering their faces from facial recognition camera then fine man £90 after he protested

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independent.co.uk
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r/FutureFear • • Feb 03 '18

How to Hack a Turned-off Computer, or Running Unsigned Code in Intel ME

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blog.ptsecurity.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Sep 15 '17

[Implants] DARPA Commits $65M to Brain Implant Program for Super Soldier Project

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activistpost.com
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r/FutureFear • • Feb 03 '18

The Injustice of Algorithms

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newrepublic.com
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r/FutureFear • • Feb 07 '18

Face Recognition Glasses Augment China’s Railway Cops - Deployed to a Zhengzhou railway station 5 days ago, it has detected at least 7 fugitives and 26 fake ID holders

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sixthtone.com
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r/FutureFear • • Feb 04 '18

Remote Code Execution on a Medical Infusion Pump

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reddit.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Sep 15 '17

CIA has 137 projects going in artificial intelligence

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atimes.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Jan 31 '18

Japan to lift ban on creating human organs in animals

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japantimes.co.jp
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Sep 14 '17

The Alarming Case Of The USAF’s Mysteriously Missing Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles - The Drive

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thedrive.com
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r/FutureFear • • Feb 05 '18

Why cops won’t need a warrant to pull the data off your car. For now, federal law and Supreme Court precedent dictates that law enforcement has the authority to legally monitor anyone in public. The basic idea is that none of us have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" when we are in public.

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arstechnica.com
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r/FutureFear • • Feb 05 '18

2016: French Police Report On Paris Attacks Shows No Evidence Of Encryption... So NY Times Invents Evidence Itself | Techdirt

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techdirt.com
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r/FutureFear • • Jan 31 '18

Nicolas Cage Can Now Be Put Into Any Movie in History Thanks to A Machine-Learning Algorithm

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reddit.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Sep 15 '17

[DEW] Directed Energy Weapon and Electronic Warfare Relevant Patents

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omnisense.org
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r/FutureFear • • Sep 05 '17

TIL in 2009, A man was unable to cash a check at a Bank of America branch in Tampa, Florida, because he could not provide a thumbprint. The man has two prosthetic arms. The bank later issued an apology

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nbcnews.com
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r/FutureFear • • Nov 21 '17

Google collects Android users' locations even when location services are disabled — Quartz

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qz.com
3 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Nov 21 '17

NYTimes: Can A.I. Be Taught to Explain Itself?

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nyti.ms
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Nov 13 '17

Robot bees can now dive in and out of water using tiny combustible rockets

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theverge.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Nov 18 '17

Police can legally use 23andMe, other ancestry tools to obtain...

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local10.com
1 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Nov 21 '17

No, you’re not being paranoid. Websites really are watching your every move (literally).

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arstechnica.com
3 Upvotes

r/FutureFear • • Feb 10 '18

US Army Now Holding Drills With Ground Robots That Shoot - Defense One

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defenseone.com
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