A drone could hover a few above your lawn and you would have no legal right to do anything. That’s because there is no clear doctrine on how far into the sky property rights extend. Instead, there are two conflicting ...
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Windows 10 Is Spying On You And It’s Super Creepy
January 4th, 2016 Video courtesy of Tim Pool Windows 10 is tracking you and reading your content and soon windows will roll out the same updates for Windows 7 and 8. New Book Reveals the Little Known Secrets of How ...
Read More »How The Feds Are Using A 1789 Law To Unlock Your Smartphone
The federal government is using an 18th century law to force manufacturers to unlock smartphones and other mobile devices, and it has done so without congressional approval, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is alleging. The law, the All Writs ...
Read More »Save Money On Your Heating Bill With Bubble Wrap
December 7th, 2015 Video courtesy of Seejanedrill Leah from See Jane Drill demonstrates how to insulate your windows with bubble wrap to save money on your heating bill. How did the U.S. become the freest, most prosperous country in the ...
Read More »This New Report Confirms Everything You Suspected About E-ZPass
Government agencies can track your every move by using the E-ZPass electronic toll collection devices that make driving on toll roads so much easier, the ACLU is alleging. To make matters worse, some cybersecurity experts say the devices could be ...
Read More »The Invisible Way Cybercriminals Track You Through Your Smartphone’s Battery
A new report says websites can monitor the battery life on your table and smartphone, an action that leaves a trail and allows business and cybercriminals to track you, Panda Security reported. This is all due to HTML5, a computer ...
Read More »Spy Drone Flew Over His House, He Shot It Down … And Ended Up In Jail
Using a drone to spy on your neighbors may not be illegal, but shooting one down apparently is. Two men in different states are facing criminal charges for shooting down drones that were flying over their own property. William H. ...
Read More »Forced Off The Grid For Opposing Smart Meters
Smart meters are controversial among many in the homestead and off-grid communities, but for one California man the controversy turned shocking when the electric company disconnected his power — for more than a year — due to his opposition to ...
Read More »Living Fences: The Low-Cost Answer To Security And Privacy
Fencing your entire property line can be an expensive endeavor. You may be able to complete only a section at a time, or you might choose to wait for several years to be able to afford the fencing that you ...
Read More »Introduction to EMP and Faraday Cages
March 30th, 2015 A discussion of homemade Faraday cages and how to conduct a simple experiment to test their shielding effectiveness against an electromagnetic pulse. Video courtesy of disasterprepper The Plain Uncensored Facts About What It Takes To Create A Safe, ...
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