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How Taliban's New Surveillance Network Is Monitoring Millions Closely
Women fear such surveillance systems will monitor women's hijabs. Human rights advocates, protesters often live in secrecy and this might exacerbate their situation.
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104-Year-Old US Woman Had A Bucket-List Wish: To Spend Birthday In Jail
At the Livingston County Jail, the centenarian, a resident of the Avon Nursing Home in Geneseo, was taken on a private tour of the facility, where she observed the complex surveillance system and booking chambers.
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Home Security 101: We Discovered Top 10 Surveillance Cameras And What You Need To Check
A home should feel like a sanctuary, but peace of mind starts with security. With an array of surveillance cameras on the market, how do you pick the right one? Explore top essentials before making that all-important purchase.
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Sweden To Allow Schoolbag Searches After Mass Shooting
Sweden's government said Wednesday it would boost security at schools after the country's worst mass shooting left 10 dead, giving teachers the right to search students' bags among other measures.
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Google Updates AI Principles, Ditches Commitment to Not Use AI for Weapons and Surveillance
Google updated its artificial intelligence (AI) Principles, a document highlighting the company’s vision around the technology, on Tuesday. The Mountain View-based tech giant earlier mentioned four application areas where it would not design or deploy AI. These included weapons and surveillance as well as technologies that cause overall harm or c...
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NDTV Explainer: The US Navy's HELIOS Laser Weapon Test
HELIOS is a high-powered laser weapon designed to neutralise threats like drones, fast attack boats, and even missiles.
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Google's AI Policy Shift: No More Ban On Weapons And Surveillance Tech
In a significant departure from its earlier commitments to not use artificial intelligence in the fields of weapons or surveillance, Google has updated its ethical guidelines on the same.
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Chinese Firm Sparks Outrage For Photographing And Shaming Workers Using Toilets
As the controversy snowballed, the company said it had taken down the photos a few hours later because "they do not look good".
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FBI Pick Kash Patel To Be Grilled Over Promise To Persecute Trump's Foes
As a former aide to the House Intelligence Committee and ex-federal prosecutor, Patel has been vocal about his skepticism of government surveillance and the "deep state."
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Army To Showcase Surveillance Systems, "Pralay" Missiles For 1st Time On R-Day Parade
Ahead of Republic Day, the Indian Army announced on Thursday the addition of two new features to this year's parade: battlefield surveillance systems and a DRDO tableau showcasing Pralay, short-range ballistic missiles.
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"We Track Adversary Satellites": India's Space Firm Digantara CEO To NDTV At Davos
The space surveillance and intelligence firm Digantara got the idea of tracking objects in space after seeing the huge problem of space debris, founder and CEO Anirudh Sharma told NDTV at Davos.
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SpaceX Launches NROL-153 Mission, Deploying Next-Gen Spy Satellites
SpaceX launched the NROL-153 mission on January 9 from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base. The mission marks the seventh launch under the US National Reconnaissance Office’s proliferated architecture programme. Designed to deploy smaller, resilient satellites, the initiative aims to enhance surveillance capabilities. The Falcon 9’s first ...
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More Than Surveillance: 8 Ways A Dash Cam Can Enhance Your Driving Experience
In today's fast-paced world, dash cameras have gone from a luxury to a necessity. Whether it's for peace of mind or capturing unforgettable moments on the road, here are five ways dash cameras can make a real difference in your driving experience.
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Global HMPV Tracker: India Intensifies Surveillance After 7 New Cases
HMPV Cases in India: With two new cases in Maharashtra's Nagpur, the HMPV case tally in India stands at seven.
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North Korea Tests Missile As Top US Diplomat Visits South Korea
After North Korea's missile flew around 1,100 kilometres before falling into the sea, Seoul said it had "strengthened surveillance and vigilance" for more launches.
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How Taliban's New Surveillance Network Is Monitoring Millions Closely
Women fear such surveillance systems will monitor women's hijabs. Human rights advocates, protesters often live in secrecy and this might exacerbate their situation.
-
104-Year-Old US Woman Had A Bucket-List Wish: To Spend Birthday In Jail
At the Livingston County Jail, the centenarian, a resident of the Avon Nursing Home in Geneseo, was taken on a private tour of the facility, where she observed the complex surveillance system and booking chambers.
-
Home Security 101: We Discovered Top 10 Surveillance Cameras And What You Need To Check
A home should feel like a sanctuary, but peace of mind starts with security. With an array of surveillance cameras on the market, how do you pick the right one? Explore top essentials before making that all-important purchase.
-
Sweden To Allow Schoolbag Searches After Mass Shooting
Sweden's government said Wednesday it would boost security at schools after the country's worst mass shooting left 10 dead, giving teachers the right to search students' bags among other measures.
-
Google Updates AI Principles, Ditches Commitment to Not Use AI for Weapons and Surveillance
Google updated its artificial intelligence (AI) Principles, a document highlighting the company’s vision around the technology, on Tuesday. The Mountain View-based tech giant earlier mentioned four application areas where it would not design or deploy AI. These included weapons and surveillance as well as technologies that cause overall harm or c...
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NDTV Explainer: The US Navy's HELIOS Laser Weapon Test
HELIOS is a high-powered laser weapon designed to neutralise threats like drones, fast attack boats, and even missiles.
-
Google's AI Policy Shift: No More Ban On Weapons And Surveillance Tech
In a significant departure from its earlier commitments to not use artificial intelligence in the fields of weapons or surveillance, Google has updated its ethical guidelines on the same.
-
Chinese Firm Sparks Outrage For Photographing And Shaming Workers Using Toilets
As the controversy snowballed, the company said it had taken down the photos a few hours later because "they do not look good".
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FBI Pick Kash Patel To Be Grilled Over Promise To Persecute Trump's Foes
As a former aide to the House Intelligence Committee and ex-federal prosecutor, Patel has been vocal about his skepticism of government surveillance and the "deep state."
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Army To Showcase Surveillance Systems, "Pralay" Missiles For 1st Time On R-Day Parade
Ahead of Republic Day, the Indian Army announced on Thursday the addition of two new features to this year's parade: battlefield surveillance systems and a DRDO tableau showcasing Pralay, short-range ballistic missiles.
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"We Track Adversary Satellites": India's Space Firm Digantara CEO To NDTV At Davos
The space surveillance and intelligence firm Digantara got the idea of tracking objects in space after seeing the huge problem of space debris, founder and CEO Anirudh Sharma told NDTV at Davos.
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SpaceX Launches NROL-153 Mission, Deploying Next-Gen Spy Satellites
SpaceX launched the NROL-153 mission on January 9 from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base. The mission marks the seventh launch under the US National Reconnaissance Office’s proliferated architecture programme. Designed to deploy smaller, resilient satellites, the initiative aims to enhance surveillance capabilities. The Falcon 9’s first ...
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More Than Surveillance: 8 Ways A Dash Cam Can Enhance Your Driving Experience
In today's fast-paced world, dash cameras have gone from a luxury to a necessity. Whether it's for peace of mind or capturing unforgettable moments on the road, here are five ways dash cameras can make a real difference in your driving experience.
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Global HMPV Tracker: India Intensifies Surveillance After 7 New Cases
HMPV Cases in India: With two new cases in Maharashtra's Nagpur, the HMPV case tally in India stands at seven.
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North Korea Tests Missile As Top US Diplomat Visits South Korea
After North Korea's missile flew around 1,100 kilometres before falling into the sea, Seoul said it had "strengthened surveillance and vigilance" for more launches.
