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How the government can protect privacy in the digital panopticon

Individuals’ privacy is under historic assault from both government and corporations, and there’s little enthusiasm for trying to save it.

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The drones are coming: border protection fleet for Adelaide

They’re 40 metres wide, can stay in the air for 30 hours, and are set to patrol Australia’s borders — with not a pilot in sight. The Triton drones are coming to Adelaide, reports InDaily’s Liam Mannix.

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Drones versus airliners and privacy needs urgent attention

It may soon be time to introduce light weight drones to their natural enemies, which include invisible nets, lawfully used air guns, and garden or industrial hoses.

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Obama and ‘signature strikes’, or How He Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Drones

After a tragically bungled missile strike in his first week as President, Barack Obama was understandably disturbed — but Daniel Klaidman explains how he eventually came to embrace drone attacks.

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Concern rises over use of drones in America

America has used drones largely for anti-terrorist and illegal immigration assignments, but the number of domestic drones are increasing and civil liberty advocates are ringing alarm bells, reports CBS News.

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Barack Obama’s remorseless assault on basic rights

Barack Obama’s record of violating basic rights is far worse than George W. Bush’s.

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