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FedNow Enables Government Surveillance While Bitcoin Protects Privacy

The FedNow digital payments system may compromise financial privacy and autonomy. In response, Bitcoin’s decentralized, censorship-resistant nature offers protection, promoting financial freedom and privacy through borderless transactions, inflation resistance, and enhanced transaction security. The post FedNow Enables Government Surveillance While Bitcoin Protects Privacy appeared first on BeInCrypto…

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FedNow Enables Government Surveillance While Bitcoin Protects Privacy

The FedNow digital payments system may compromise financial privacy and autonomy. In response, Bitcoin’s decentralized, censorship-resistant nature offers protection, promoting financial freedom and privacy through borderless transactions, inflation resistance, and enhanced transaction security.
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The new scam that could target anyone scrolling social media

Cybersecurity experts are warning Australia’s impending social media ban could lead to a rise in a new type of scam — with devastating consequences…

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The new scam that could target anyone scrolling social media

Cybersecurity experts are warning Australia’s impending social media ban could lead to a rise in a new type of scam — with devastating consequences…
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Chinese Ministry of National Security Warns of Risks Associated With Biometric Recognition Technology

The Chinese Ministry of National Security has issued a warning regarding the potential risks associated with biometric recognition technology, highlighting concerns over data security and privacy. The ministry emphasized that while biometric systems, such as facial recognition, iris scanning, and fingerprint scanning, offer convenience in daily life…

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Chinese Ministry of National Security Warns of Risks Associated With Biometric Recognition Technology

The Chinese Ministry of National Security has issued a warning regarding the potential risks associated with biometric recognition technology, highlighting concerns over data security and privacy. The ministry emphasized that while biometric systems, such as facial recognition, iris scanning, and fingerprint scanning, offer convenience in daily life…
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Kristi Noem’s DHS adds blasphemy to its list of offenses

Twice in the past month, the Department of Homeland Security has posted Bible-themed propaganda on its social media accounts to defend its deportation agenda…

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Kristi Noem’s DHS adds blasphemy to its list of offenses

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Home Office to crack down on promoting small boat crossings online

Anyone who advertises small boat Channel crossings or fake passports on social media could face up to five years in prison under new plans. Ministers are seeking to create a new offence under the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill already going through Parliament, to widen its scope to tackle illegal entry to the UK…

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