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Apps and websites using AI to digitally undress women are soaring in popularity

December 13, 2023 -

According to the report by Graphika, an alarming 24 million people have been visiting undressing websites and using the so-called "nudify" apps. The study found that these apps operate on a "freemium model," offering basic services for free while requiring payment for enhanced features. Prices for additional "credits" or "tokens" range from $1.99 to $299. (Related: Ads for AI GIRLFRIENDS flooding social media platforms.)

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Apps for organs: Experts are exploring ways to leverage the body’s electrical system to help it heal

February 05, 2019 -

“Our bodies are a lot like rooms in a house. In order to see when you enter a darkened room, you need electricity to turn on the lights. Our body is like that room and has an electrical network that can be used to manipulate and help control how it works,” Luis Ulloa, an immunologist at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, explains.

The study builds on Ulloa and his colleagues' previous study in 2014 in which they found that transmitting short electrical pulses into mice with ...

8 Other Chinese apps that could be affected by the TikTok ban

April 30, 2024 - apps including TikTok have stalled in the courts. This recent attempt is the closest that America has come to kicking out an app used by an estimated 170 million Americans. (Related: House committee passes bill ordering TikTok to divest from the CCP.)

ByteDance also offers other apps in U.S. digital app stores that fall under the same provisions impacting TikTok. Here is a list of other ByteDance-owned apps and other products that could be affected ...

Digital spy: Study reveals phone apps could be hiding spyware that can leak personal data

July 13, 2023 -

The study, which was conducted by computer scientists from New York University and the University of California San Diego, focused on the hidden dangers of spyware apps.

These apps can be difficult to detect, and they can also leak your sensitive information without your knowledge. The researchers warned that smartphone users must be aware of this issue and take steps to protect themselves and their privacy.They see you: The dangers of spyware apps

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Google to ban all smartphone apps that tell the truth about health in latest bid to protect LIES of Big Pharma and the vaccine industry

September 02, 2022 -

Issued on August 31, Google Play's new "health misinformation" policy is an in-app censorship sweep that targets any and all apps that even so much as question official health policy about vaccines, including the idea that "vaccines can alter one's DNA."

Google is also going after apps that advocate for "harmful, unapproved treatments" such as vitamin C, vitamin D, ivermectin, or any number of other remedies that the government has deemed to be "misinformation....

Study finds Big Tech apps continue “listening” and gathering data even when mic is set to “mute”

April 25, 2022 -

According to a press release from the institution, researchers claim that they investigated "many popular apps" in order to determine what data they are capable of capturing even when a user has a muted microphone on his or her device. The press release did not mention which apps were studied, but what the researchers found is damning enough that their study has been accepted by the 2022 Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium, according to Reclaim The Net....

Android messages and dialer apps quietly send data to Google, report alleges

March 24, 2022 - apps are the default on many Android devices, including those sold by US carriers T-Mobile and AT&T, and those offered by OEMs such as Samsung, Xiaomi, and Huawei.

From the Messages app, Google gets a SHA256 hash generated from the content and timestamp. The hash is hard to decipher, but Leith believes it can be reversed allowing the content of the message to be recovered.

“I’m told by colleagues that yes, in principle this is likely to be possible,” Leith ...

Facebook-owned apps can track and harvest your data even if you aren’t actively using them

July 27, 2021 -

Experts are now encouraging people to do their research and think about what personal data they could be giving away by downloading and signing up to apps like Facebook Messenger.

"I am mindful about who to invite into my home so I'd think the same about what I have on my phone and be conservative with the apps you download," said Michael Huth, chief research officer and co-founder of a personal privacy-oriented browser with its own search engine and app....

In China, Apple censors LGBT apps, but in America, Apple censors anti-LGBT publishers

June 17, 2021 -

Even as Tim Cook and his LGBTQ allies at Apple ban apps from the App Store here in the United States that fail to meet the demands of the Cult of LGBTQ, the company seems to have no problem with China discriminating against the "rainbow" brigade as a matter of policy.

New reports suggest that Apple's Chinese App Store has had at least 27 LGBTQ-related apps pulled from the platform for promoting perversion. The only country besides China with more LGBTQ-promoting ...

Vaccination tracking apps ineffective, amplify inequalities, pose privacy issues: report

June 14, 2021 - apps even if they are vaccinated.

Domestic vaccine passports could also infringe on Americans' privacy. Developers have publicly claimed to limit location data collection and retention, but independent researchers have struggled to verify those commitments.

If Americans are required to provide vaccine certificates to be scanned at entrances to stores, schools or transportation, that could create movement logs that could be misused by law enforcement or immigration ...

How low will they go? White House partners with nine dating apps to push covid shots on young singles

May 29, 2021 -

In addition to Tinder and Match, Hing, OKCupid, BLK, Chispa, Plenty of Fish, Bumble, and Badoo have all agreed to help fight "vaccine hesitancy" by offering free premium access and content to daters who show proof of vaccination through the apps.

Users who receive Chinese Virus injections will get special "boosts," "super likes," "stickers," and other pointless things that will make them feel special as the spike proteins that have been inserted into their bodies ...

Experts warn: Smartphone apps, not social media, pose biggest mind control threat

May 26, 2021 -

In a report by the Daily Star, therapists have warned that "harmless" looking apps can be used to "subtly" shape people's world views. As such, these pose a bigger threat than fake news on social media.

Talking to the publication, Brighton and Hove Psychotherapy co-founder Mark Vehrymeyer warned that the risk of apps shaping the way people think is "huge." This is due to the fact that people are becoming more increasingly dependent on their phones, which ...

Full update: Vaccine tourists flock to America to receive vaccine DEATH shots, while the CDC bribes dating apps to attach vaccination badges and “super likes” to dating profiles

May 26, 2021 - apps, using part of its $1 billion propaganda slush fund to push vaccine brainwashing onto the public. So now, dating apps are allowing vaccinated individuals to show special vaccine badges, as if someone being old, fat and saggy will suddenly be more attractive if they're shedding spike protein. ("Oooh, baby, that vaccine badge is so hot! Wanna bump and grind some spike protein?")

Japan is targeting the elderly with covid vaccines because they need to exterminate ...

Google sued over coronavirus contact tracing apps that may expose users to data breach

April 30, 2021 - apps.

It works by generating a unique identifier for each Android or Apple device and then transmitting these via Bluetooth to other nearby devices. Apps that use the system can then notify users if they came in close contact with a user who tested positive for the virus.

Google assured that it put protections in place to safeguard sensitive data. In particular, they said that the personal device identifiers change periodically as they were broadcast ...

Russia UNAFFECTED by massive Crowdstrike IT glitch that hit Microsoft systems worldwide

3 days ago - apps.

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“Nearly all” AT&T customers hacked by data breach – now what?

10 days ago - apps that ensure all messages, calls and files are encrypted on the sender's device, and that can only be decrypted on the recipient's device.

"This means that no one in between, not even the service providers or potential interceptors, can read or listen to the content," the watchdog says. "This is crucial when the metadata (like call logs and contact numbers) is exposed, as the content of the communications remains secure."

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COVID tracking apps have eerie echoes of Chinese surveillance system

April 02, 2021 - apps and were largely spared the tradeoffs Western countries ended up making.

The University of Illinois saw similar success. As of December, its test positivity rate was just 0.43 percent, whereas the rate for the surrounding county was 7.9 percent, according to a graphic in the presentation.

All this would have made digital contact tracing of interest to Biden, who said on the campaign trail that he would "shut down the virus, not the country."

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Former Biden advisor claims First Amendment is OUT OF CONTROL

17 days ago - apps

Rankovic also mentioned the proposed ban on the Chinese video sharing app TikTok, which has been kept at bay the the First Amendment.

"You don't like TikTok? Let's just ban it. But the pesky First Amendment stands in the way of that? What Wu ignores here is that the bill that allows banning TikTok is so ambiguous it can be used to get rid of other, for whatever reason, 'disliked' apps." (Related: TikTok ban bill could lead to broader surveillance and censorship ...

The dark side of GEOLOCATION: How our gadgets became silent stalkers with WiFi positioning

19 days ago - apps helps limit location information shared with third parties. Moreover, raising awareness about cybersecurity threats and promoting best practices strengthens overall IT security, ensuring the safe and responsible use of geolocation technology.

Watch this video that talks about mobile devices' location tracking raising privacy concerns.

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Former Biden advisor claims “the First Amendment is out of control,” hinders government action

22 days ago - apps.

Wu also doesn’t like that the amendment is used to counter privacy and security-undermining age verification laws, like California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code.

“Suicide pact” is how Wu referred to the impact of the First Amendment in the 1949 dissenting opinion in the Terminiello v. City of Chicago “riot incitement” case.

As has lately become the norm with the First Amendment detractors: this is lots of words, most of them empty, some dramatic, ...