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US Cop Demoted After Using Public Surveillance Cameras To Snoop On Wife
In South Carolina, police officer Ryan Terrell was demoted after misusing public surveillance cameras to spy on his wife, suspecting her of an affair.
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Spies, Hackers, Informants: How China Snoops On US
An alleged Chinese surveillance balloon over the United States last week sparked a diplomatic furore and renewed fears over how Beijing gathers intelligence on its largest strategic rival.
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Twitter Reports Huge Spike in Governments' Requests to Remove Content, Snoop Users' Details
Twitter has warned that governments around the globe are asking to remove content or snoop on private details of user accounts at an alarming rate. While US made up for 20 percent requests, India is close behind.
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Snoop Dogg Says His Full-Time Blunt Roller's "Salary Went Up" Because Of Inflation
American rapper Snoop Dogg has given his full-time blunt roller a wage increase due to the rise in inflation in the United States.
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Snoop Dogg to Bring Bored Apes Yacht Club-Themed Eatery Inspired by His Dr. Bombay NFT Avatar
Rapper Snoop Dogg will be launching an NFT-themed restaurant in the US, inspired by his BAYC NFT avatar named Dr. Bombay. Food start-up named ‘Food Fighters Universe’ has roped-in Snoop Dogg to be part of this project.
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Snoop Dogg Quips to Buy Twitter as Elon Musk Puts the Deal on Hold, Announces Series of Changes
Snoop Dogg too threw his hat in the Twitter saga ring after the news broke out that Elon Musk’s deal is on hold. As the boss of Twitter, the Rapper laid out a set of new rules for the company, which included replacing the board of directors, giving everyone a verified account and putting free internet on aeroplanes.
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Mozilla Firefox Turns on DNS Over HTTPS by Default in US to Curb Data Snooping
Firefox will start rolling out encrypted DNS over HTTPS (DoH) by default across the US in the coming weeks. Users outside the US will be able to manually turn the feature on by heading into Settings, General, and then scrolling down to Networking Settings.
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India Won't Be Sanctioned By US For Russian S-400 Deal, Hints US Official
A senior US official has left open the possibility that Washington may not impose sanctions on India for buying the Russian Triumf S-400 missile defence system but require New Delhi to tighten defence technology security to prevent snooping by Moscow.
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Huawei Only Permitted for 5G Trials so Far, Says Telecom Secretary
Sundararajan clarified that the government would put the necessary safeguards in place before allowing companies to deploy 5G connectivity and access the core networks.
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UK Raps White House Over 'Ridiculous' Donald Trump Snooping Claims
The White House will not repeat again claims that British spies snooped on US President Donald Trump, Britain said on Friday after the UK eavesdropping agency branded them "utterly ridiculous" in a rare public denial.
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Russia Says Intercepted US Spy Planes Over Black Sea
Russian fighter jets on Wednesday intercepted US military spy planes over the Black Sea "in strict accordance with international rules" as they tried to snoop on Russian army exercises, Moscow said.
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India Raises Concerns With US Over Cyber Spying
India has raised its concerns with the US over reported authorisation given to American entities to "intrude upon" the privacy of communication networks of Indian government, its citizens and institutions.
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Leaked NSA Documents Show AT&T Helped Spy Agency: Report
The US National Security Agency has used a unique, decades-old partnership with AT&T to snoop on Internet usage, according to newly disclosed documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
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US Seeks to Reassure France On Spying, Julian Assange Urges Action
President Barack Obama on Wednesday moved to defuse tensions after revelations of US spying on three French presidents angered France, while WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called for legal action over Washington's snooping and promised more disclosures to come.
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Julian Assange Says Time Has Come for Action After US Spying Revelations
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told French television Wednesday that the time had come for legal action over US snooping after leaked documents revealing Washington had spied on three French presidents sparked fresh outrage.
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US Cop Demoted After Using Public Surveillance Cameras To Snoop On Wife
In South Carolina, police officer Ryan Terrell was demoted after misusing public surveillance cameras to spy on his wife, suspecting her of an affair.
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Spies, Hackers, Informants: How China Snoops On US
An alleged Chinese surveillance balloon over the United States last week sparked a diplomatic furore and renewed fears over how Beijing gathers intelligence on its largest strategic rival.
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Twitter Reports Huge Spike in Governments' Requests to Remove Content, Snoop Users' Details
Twitter has warned that governments around the globe are asking to remove content or snoop on private details of user accounts at an alarming rate. While US made up for 20 percent requests, India is close behind.
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Snoop Dogg Says His Full-Time Blunt Roller's "Salary Went Up" Because Of Inflation
American rapper Snoop Dogg has given his full-time blunt roller a wage increase due to the rise in inflation in the United States.
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Snoop Dogg to Bring Bored Apes Yacht Club-Themed Eatery Inspired by His Dr. Bombay NFT Avatar
Rapper Snoop Dogg will be launching an NFT-themed restaurant in the US, inspired by his BAYC NFT avatar named Dr. Bombay. Food start-up named ‘Food Fighters Universe’ has roped-in Snoop Dogg to be part of this project.
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Snoop Dogg Quips to Buy Twitter as Elon Musk Puts the Deal on Hold, Announces Series of Changes
Snoop Dogg too threw his hat in the Twitter saga ring after the news broke out that Elon Musk’s deal is on hold. As the boss of Twitter, the Rapper laid out a set of new rules for the company, which included replacing the board of directors, giving everyone a verified account and putting free internet on aeroplanes.
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Mozilla Firefox Turns on DNS Over HTTPS by Default in US to Curb Data Snooping
Firefox will start rolling out encrypted DNS over HTTPS (DoH) by default across the US in the coming weeks. Users outside the US will be able to manually turn the feature on by heading into Settings, General, and then scrolling down to Networking Settings.
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India Won't Be Sanctioned By US For Russian S-400 Deal, Hints US Official
A senior US official has left open the possibility that Washington may not impose sanctions on India for buying the Russian Triumf S-400 missile defence system but require New Delhi to tighten defence technology security to prevent snooping by Moscow.
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Huawei Only Permitted for 5G Trials so Far, Says Telecom Secretary
Sundararajan clarified that the government would put the necessary safeguards in place before allowing companies to deploy 5G connectivity and access the core networks.
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UK Raps White House Over 'Ridiculous' Donald Trump Snooping Claims
The White House will not repeat again claims that British spies snooped on US President Donald Trump, Britain said on Friday after the UK eavesdropping agency branded them "utterly ridiculous" in a rare public denial.
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Russia Says Intercepted US Spy Planes Over Black Sea
Russian fighter jets on Wednesday intercepted US military spy planes over the Black Sea "in strict accordance with international rules" as they tried to snoop on Russian army exercises, Moscow said.
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India Raises Concerns With US Over Cyber Spying
India has raised its concerns with the US over reported authorisation given to American entities to "intrude upon" the privacy of communication networks of Indian government, its citizens and institutions.
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Leaked NSA Documents Show AT&T Helped Spy Agency: Report
The US National Security Agency has used a unique, decades-old partnership with AT&T to snoop on Internet usage, according to newly disclosed documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
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US Seeks to Reassure France On Spying, Julian Assange Urges Action
President Barack Obama on Wednesday moved to defuse tensions after revelations of US spying on three French presidents angered France, while WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called for legal action over Washington's snooping and promised more disclosures to come.
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Julian Assange Says Time Has Come for Action After US Spying Revelations
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told French television Wednesday that the time had come for legal action over US snooping after leaked documents revealing Washington had spied on three French presidents sparked fresh outrage.
