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This dystopian vision would require lighting the Fourth Amendment on fire and lead to widespread human rights violations of innocent people. Is corporate espionage a problem? Of co…

Reuters has many employees in India, and the Khare legal threats are issued by a US firm, Clare Locke, that describes its attorneys as "media assassins" [1] who have represented Ru…

The things you're citing are referring to two different investigations. One is the most recent one that only centered on Plainfield, NJ, which is what Gizmodo is reblogging. The on…

Good analysis. One important caveat is that, while this may technically have been a CFAA violation, it's almost certainly not one the Department of Justice would prosecute. Last ye…

Apparently Germany is an exception. From the story: > Representatives from Germany—a country that has staunchly opposed the proposal—said the draft law needs to explicitly state th…

Here's the raw data linked in the article: [1] https://airtable.com/shrodU77cgvD2e8dc/tblwELYkSA0fNXgKF

China's government said it originated in China, but it denied that it intentionally flew over the US for surveillance purposes: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/03/china-tells-us-to-re…

Signal's SMS registration codes expire after a few minutes, so you wouldn't even need to know the duration of the incident. Let's be conservative and say the codes expire after 5 m…