Chinese facial recognition system confuses bus ad with a jaywalkerIt illustrates one of the many issues with China's surveillance culture.By J. Fingas, 11.22.2018
US judge rules warrantless gadget searches at the border aren't unconstitutionalBy T. Seppala, 01.01.2014
Indian government launches Central Monitoring System, watches citizens' calls, emails and internet activityBy M. Smith, 05.08.2013
Chinese state media accuses Cisco of helping US spies, sees turnabout as fair playBy J. Fingas, 11.29.2012
Indian official claims BlackBerry eavesdropping standoff is 'heading towards a resolution'By Z. Lutz, 08.08.2012
Oxford makes big push into Bigfoot research, enlists Swiss zoologists for DNA studyBy J. Volpe, 05.23.2012
Beijing's rolling out city wide 'free' public WiFi, just hand over your phone numberBy D. Cooper, 11.03.2011
Galaxy Indulge microSDHC card regularly reports back to MetroPCS (but hey, you get Iron Man 2 for free!)By J. Flatley, 03.03.2011
SoCal mall installs 'Find Your Car' kiosks in parking garage to help you find your car -- and others find you?By M. Gorman, 01.27.2011
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