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Tag Archives: surveillance
Technical University of Munich: Holography with the Wi-Fi-router
From the Technical University of Munich Holography with the Wi-Fi-router Analysis of Wi-Fi data generates 3D images of the vicinity 04.05.2017, Research news PDF of study Scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed a holographic imaging process … Continue reading
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Wi-Fi holography can be used to “spy” on entire rooms and buildings
The IoT/Home Area Network of Smart appliances with reference antennas throughout the “smart” home including Wi-Fi, as well as the outdoor mesh network used by many Smart Meter systems, could provide this holographic surveillance capability indoors and outdoors. 5G will … Continue reading
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Who wants the Internet of Things (IoT) ?
From Washington’s Blog March 15, 2017 http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2017/03/whole-point-internet-things-big-brother-can-spy-2.html No One Wants the Internet of Things … No one wants the Internet of Things (IoT). The Washington Post noted in 2014: No one really wants a “smart” washing machine …. *** If … Continue reading
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Australia: Two-way Smart Meters are vulnerable to hacking
Another security report on Smart Meters. Unlike Canberra, a high percentage of Smart Meters in the U.S. are two-way. Once a surveillance-capable device is attached to a building, there is no longer any privacy. There is only a “confidentiality agreement” … Continue reading
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Canada: “The slippery slope” — privacy violation at center of city’s proposal to ‘mine’ Smart Meter data
Comment: Privacy is lost as soon as the surveillance is attached to the home. When they talk about “protecting privacy”, what they are really talking about is confidentiality. and as we know, promises of confidentiality are not kept. From the … Continue reading
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New office sensors know when you leave your desk
From Bloomberg By Rebecca Greenfield February 14, 2017 Hiding devices in lights and ID badges, your boss can legally track you everywhere but the bathroom. About a year ago, in a widely reported story, journalists at British newspaper the Telegraph … Continue reading
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“The cloud never forgets”: Every move you make, every click you take, every appliance you use, they’ll be watching you
“[I]t’s already built a profile on every American adult, including young people who wouldn’t be swept up in conventional databases…” Smart Meters and the Home Area Network provide the equivalent of a video feed of daily life inside homes and … Continue reading
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Clear Channel ‘Radar’ billboards will track the public via their cellphones
The program is called “Radar” and is in partnership with AT&T and other companies. In the works are appliances that offer ads based on Smart Meter and IoT data collected from people within their homes, data that is also transmitted … Continue reading
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US intelligence chief: we might use the internet of things to spy on you
From the Guardian February 9, 2016 Spencer Ackerman and Sam Thielman in New York Clapper did not name specific agency as being involved in surveillance via smart-home devices but said in congressional testimony it is a distinct possibility The US … Continue reading
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Smart Meter Harm 