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Supreme Court imposes sweeping ban on COVID tracking
Use of surveillance techniques to track COVID cases will be strictly limited following court ruling.
America headed for 'police state with KGB-style surveillance?'
Fox News reports more Conservative activists, businessmen banned by Twitter as they implement a crowd-sourced fact-checking campaign.
Knesset Foreign Affairs Chair MK Hauser calls to stop GSS COVID-19 carrier surveillance
Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee demands Attorney General delay decision to approve surveillance for another three weeks.
Knesset approves Shin Bet tracking of COVID-19 patients approved for 3 weeks
Bill allowing Shin Bet to temporarily track the phones of coronavirus patients passed into law by the Knesset.
Law allowing Shin Bet surveillance of coronavirus patients frozen
Following public criticism, Coronavirus Cabinet decides not to advance bill allowing Shin Bet to gather data on phones of patients.
Israeli government moves to allow tracking cell phones to fight coronavirus
Agency would not require court order to perform surveillance but will be 'limited in scope of information and what it can be used for'.
Hidden camera outside the home of the Shin Bet chief
The home of Shin Bet chief Nadav Argaman was subject to surveillance for several days.
Police deploy drone fleet, pledge not to invade privacy
Drones divided between 14 police stations 'to assist in real time during searches and escapes.' Operators 'received privacy briefing.'
Obama official admits intelligence gathered on Trump
Former top Obama official admits on live tv to encouraging gathering of intelligence on Trump.
Report: Trump transition team was under surveillance
Rep. Devin Nunes says members of Trump’s transition team were under inadvertent surveillance following the election.
Report: Obama spied on Netanyahu after NSA reforms
Wall Street Journal reveals the United States intercepted Netanyahu's calls in order to monitor his campaign against the Iran deal.
Expert: People Need to Know their Data is Private
Security technologist Bruce Schneier says countries should enact privacy laws so that individuals know their private data is secure.
Expert: Iran Talks Spy Virus Does More Than Peek
Duqu virus - whether Israeli or not - could have been used to record video, conversations, ID information, and passwords.
New French Surveillance Law to Find Terrorists
France overwhelmingly passes new law to spy on citizens; poll shows French support move while rights groups complain of pitfalls.
'Big Brother' Will Watch Israel's School Pupils
On Sunday, the Education Ministry issued a policy review increasing the use of surveillance cameras in schools.
'Jihadi John' Relatives Under Watch in Kuwait
Kuwaiti authorities are monitoring family members of Mohammed Emwazi, believed to be ISIS executioner 'Jihadi John.'
Jerusalem: Surveillance Balloons to Fight Terror
Municipality responds to 'silent intifada' from the air, with new unit to locate riots and attacks which have exploded recently.
Police Use Drones to Monitor 'Price Tag' Suspect
Drone launched over alleged vandalism on Arab orchard, monitoring suspect's every step and prompting questions over priorities.
NSA Able to Record '100%' of Others' Phone Calls
Sources reveal that the NSA has built a system capable of recording “100 percent” of a foreign country’s telephone calls.
NSA Used 'Angry Birds' to Spy on Users
New Snowden documents reveal: Spy agencies used "leaky" smartphone apps to collect information.
Obama Announces Reforms in NSA Surveillance
Obama proposes new protections for people whose information was collected, announces NSA will stop targeting friendly world leaders.
NSA Collected 200 Million Text Messages a Day
The NSA has collected almost 200 million text messages a day from across the globe, reveal Edward Snowden documents.
NSA Surveillance is Legal, Rules Federal Judge
Federal judge in New York rules that the NSA's bulk collection of data on nearly every phone call made in the United States is legal.
White House: No Immediate Plans to Release Pollard
President Obama has no immediate plans to release Pollard, despite revelations about U.S. spying on Israel, say White House officials.
White House: We Collect Information Like Others
White House won't respond to reports that the NSA spied on Olmert and Barak. Israeli officials: We weren't surprised.
U.S., Britain Spied on Olmert and Netanyahu
Prime Ministers Netanyahu and Olmert were among those spied upon by the NSA, according to Snowden documents.
U.S. Senator Speaks Out Against NSA Surveillance
Senator Diane Feinstein says she is "totally opposed" to NSA spying on leaders of American allies.
NSA Denies Obama Knew About Merkel Surveillance
NSA did not discuss with Obama "an alleged foreign intelligence operation" involving German Chancellor, says spokeswoman.
US Recorded 'Millions of Calls' in France
"Le Monde" cites documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden with new accusations.
US Gov’t Scrutinizes Google Acquisition of Waze
The US government is scrutinizing the mammoth Google search engine’s acquisition of the Israeli-created Waze mapping application.
France Threatens Google Over Privacy
Acting for Europe, France is threatening to fine the giant Google Internet search engine firm over privacy issues.
NSA Head: PRISM Foiled at Least 50 Terror Attacks
U.S. surveillance efforts foiled over 50 potential terrorist events since 2001, says NSA chief Keith Alexander.
US NSA Says Prevented ‘Dozens’ of Terror Attacks
America's National Security Agency chief says ‘dozens’ of terror attacks were prevented in recent years through its surveillance programs.
Administration Defends 'Prism' Spying Program
Press reveals U.S. government has been spying on citizens through phones, internet.
CIA Drone Could Help Iran Hide Nukes
The downing of a CIA stealth RQ-170 Sentinel drone over Iran has caused consternation in the US after clear identification was made.
Killers of Shin Bet Man, Schoolgirl to Go Free
Killers of 15-year old Helena Rapp and security officer Noam Cohen to be released
Govt Plans Constant Surveillance
Cameras and sensors to be put up in dozens of cities as part of the City Without Violence program.
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