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In 2026, global surveillance networks, powered by AI and companies like Palantir and Hikvision, erode privacy through facial recognition, data mining, and spyware, as highlighted by Amnesty's Surveillance Watch. Governments and corporations prioritize security over rights, sparking debates and regulatory pushback worldwide. Advocacy for ethical reforms continues to grow.
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The article explores the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between Android root enthusiasts and Google's security measures, highlighting tools like Magisk and Tricky Store for hiding modifications, evasion tactics such as keybox stealing, and Google's Play Integrity API countermeasures. This arms race drives innovation but raises ethical and security concerns for the ecosystem.
The UK government has tasked Ofcom with exploring backdoors in encrypted apps like WhatsApp via client-side scanning to detect illegal content, sparking privacy fears and tech industry backlash. Critics warn of security risks and surveillance overreach. This policy could set a global precedent, balancing online safety against fundamental rights.
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In 2026, U.S. ICE is investing $28.7 billion in advanced surveillance tools like facial recognition, spyware, and location tracking, vastly expanding domestic monitoring. Critics warn of privacy erosion, civil liberties violations, and potential misuse against citizens. This tech surge demands greater oversight to safeguard fundamental rights.
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