Wichita officer who fired fatal shot in Dec. ‘swatting’ never saw a gun
"He never thought the 911 call could have been fake, he said."
John Stossel: Junk Science Locks Up Innocent People
"We all went to law school because we don't know science, we don't know math. And if somebody comes in in a white lab coat...that's good enough for government work."
How the Feds Use Transportation Funds to Spy on You
"Not only do they attach strings to project funding such as this camera requirement in Richmond, they also finance many state and local surveillance programs outright."
Amazon urged not to sell facial recognition tool to police
"Last fall Amazon added capabilities that allow it to identify people in videos and follow their movements almost instantly."
Amazon device recorded private conversation, sent it out to random contact
"A private conversation was recorded by Amazon's Alexa -- the voice-controlled smart speaker -- and the recorded audio was sent to the phone of a random person in Seattle, who was in the family’s contact list."
New Orleans jail secretly records inmates’ calls to lawyers
"The problem for attorneys and clients is not just that prosecutors may try to admit elements of calls into evidence. It is also all the things prosecutors might learn and use to their benefit."
UK Police’s Facial Recognition Systems Are Wrong Up To 98% Of The Time
"A staggering 95% of the facial recognition system’s 'matches' were actually wrongly identifying innocent people."
Coffee Waste Is Now Fetching a 480% Premium Over Coffee Itself
"Coffee husk—or, as it’s better known, cascara—is having a moment."
Investors Storm Oregon’s Cannabis Market To Build ‘Starbucks of Weed’
"There's every sign consolidation of the industry will continue, particularly given that the drop in the price of cannabis has threatened the profit margins of dispensaries."
TeenSafe phone monitoring app leaks teens’ iCloud logins in plaintext
"Data from more than 10,000 accounts were exposed. The unprotected servers were letting anybody see Apple user IDs, parents’ email addresses, unique phone IDs, users’ attempts to 'find my iPhone' and passwords stored in plaintext."
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