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Golden Frog first came to be after the discovery of Room 641a, an infamous room in San Francisco where the NSA was coordinating with AT&T to surveil users on AT&T's network.

3071672354949 Panelo on alleged profiling of member of Alliance of Concerned Teachers: The policy is not to surveil teachers.

Connectivity seems less like a human right, as Zuckerberg has argued, than like a means to surveil a good chunk of the world's population.

These areas are tough to hunt but great to surveil for new bucks as the does come into estrus.

Sometimes they'd also send their employees to surveil sensitive sites and installations with the cover story being that they were just coincidentally in the area to carry out their humanitarian work.

There is enough evidence to support an investigation of the leadership of DOJ and FBI for the use and development of the Steele Dossier, and the resulting FISA warrants used to surveil political opponents.

"This year's art theme will focus on the many forms of artificial intelligence that permeate our lives; from the humble algorithm and its subroutines that sift us, sort us and surveil us, to automated forms of labor that supplant us," the Burning Man website says.

Missions envisioned for them include: defense of naval platforms and forces from attack by missiles, aircraft, unmanned vehicles--both surface and air--countering small boat threats, and countering an adversary's ability to surveil our forces.

Mueller III, issued this statement: "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action."

Paglen answers by rendering transparent the technologies that surveil and regulate most aspects of our lives, while also helping camouflage subjects embedded within them.

Besides, the government was entitled and had legitimate state interest to ensure that a sim card is given to only those who applied, he said, seeking to allay apprehensions that the State would will surveil the people 24x7.

If one looks at Canadian authors Yves Lavigne's and Jerry Langton's books on 1 %ers (who got the name after the American Motorcycle Association said that "99% of motorcyclists are well-behaved" in response to the 1947 Hollister riot), two things stand out from a military point of view: a) these are organisations whose ability to precisely surveil and neutralise specific targets of interest is generally far more precise than that of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle piloted from thousands of miles away, b) these are organisations that readily transcend borders undetected In ways that uniformed personnel, and personnel with diplomatic passports, do not.