"It doesn't mean the person they're snooping on is doing anything wrong," she says, but the act of snooping is usually a symptom of greater problems.
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Like its predecessor Gone Home, which imagined a sister snooping through her family's rooms, dresser drawers, and personal crises, Tacoma turns shameless snooping into mission-critical detective work.
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Hands-on exploring — call it snooping — is de rigueur.
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This is probably simply snooping, rather than rehearsal for skulduggery.
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But it could also vastly increase snooping and social control.
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Of course, it didn't stop me from snooping a little!
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When Whitfield learned Moore had been snooping, she got angry.
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Exposing police snooping is punishable with five years in prison.
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The small, seemingly harmless shop's capabilities for snooping are immense.
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Mr Guo did not mention China's efforts at electronic snooping.
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Britain's laws on bugging and snooping are out of date.
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The snooping was unrelated to the management of internet addresses.
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Foreign hackers likely repurposed it for their own snooping needs.
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But snooping goes well beyond matching with someone on Tinder.
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But as with all voice assistants, beware of corporate snooping.
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Foreign hackers likely repurposed it for their own snooping purposes.
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That "someone" snooping around may not even be law enforcement.
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She had to do a bit of snooping to find out.
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This isn't something meant to protect your home from snooping neighbors.
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But we draw the line at snooping in a bedside table.
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Once you've protected your computer from snooping strangers, add antivirus protection.
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Kylie didn't seem especially pleased to find her big brother snooping.
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How do you protect yourself from this kind of Bluetooth snooping?
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You can equip a drone with snooping devices to steal data.
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But he isn't the village busybody, snooping of his own accord.
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He texts right as I'm snooping that he's leaving work now.
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Gradually, public records requests and old-fashioned snooping uncovered a trail.
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Popular Android phones can be tricked into snooping on their owners
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Williams has since accused Apple of snooping on his private texts.
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But Stamos' biggest issues with Yahoo likely came down to government snooping.
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They're also snooping around the shed like Ghostbusters looking for scary activity.
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A massive hack and revelations about email snooping are turning Yahoo toxic.
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In this instance, however, there's an element of snooping, distrust, and foreboding.
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Beyond Snooping Of the many troubling aspects of Sheelah Kolhatkar's recent newyorker.
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We have reached the worst one of all, snooping on an ex.
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" Iranian state media reported the sailors were arrested on suspicion of "snooping.
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Animal rights activists have been snooping around egg barns undercover for years.
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The driver doesn't appear to have spent much time snooping with the phone.
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Social media and electronic snooping make it easier to keep track of jihadists.
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There have already been incidents of drones being used for snooping and voyeurism.
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Usually, tech companies faced with often-secret court orders cooperated with this snooping.
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The encrypted-messaging startup Wickr wants to solve that potential Slack-snooping problem.
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The Annenberg study is not the first survey on Americans' responses to snooping.
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The chat is more about support and planning rather than judgement and snooping.
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Nothing like an activity with mom that'll allow for a little celestial snooping.
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The gadget is also capable of snooping using GPS data, video, and audio.
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Put simply, snooping destroys trust, which is the foundation of a healthy relationship.
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Now, Sharyl Attkisson says an informant has acknowledged a role in the snooping.
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The main ones were no falling in love, no leaving and no snooping.
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It wasn't long before the media snooping stopped, and the police backed off.
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This not only raises snooping concerns, it also makes messaging services vulnerable to hackers.
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Pacing by the phone is swapped for Instagram snooping and discussions of online identity.
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Back at the house, Bri and Roger do some snooping through Reverend Wakefield's journals.
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If she's acting dopey and snooping around, there's probably a murder not far behind.
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Ever suspected your friends may be snooping on your Facebook profile behind your back?
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AI will go further, raising concerns about Orwellian snooping by employers on their workers.
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All of this happens against the background of public protests over excessive government snooping.
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Jill knows she looks guilty, and does her own snooping outside the official investigation.
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Note that these aren't specifically designed to protect you from snooping by your ISP.
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Last year, the Human Rights Watch accused the country of snooping on gay men.
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We know Mitch is going through a divorce thanks to Kat's trailer park snooping.
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Later in 2016, Apple also updated security on its devices to prevent government snooping.
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And for the dictatorships of the early- and mid-20th century, snooping was expensive.
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And its omnipresent background snooping carries on unchecked, amassing fresh insights you also can't clear.
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Would they resist, I ask, if their employers told them to write some snooping software?
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Here's what we learned about the new cast of characters thanks to WOTW's expert snooping.
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MJ relinquishes all the information she got while snooping and Justin just accepts her crazy.
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For those worried about government snooping or malicious third-party attacks, this is good news.
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But without encryption, those messages are subject to snooping by governments, hackers or Twitter itself.
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It keeps them from licking, biting, sniffing, snooping and all the other activities dogs enjoy.
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Leaving your phone totally unlocked doesn't even protect against a snooping parent or significant other.
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This connection between user data and the physical system creates an unforeseen opportunity for snooping.
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The risks posed by the lax security, experts say, go well beyond simple digital snooping.
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Documents that were recently unsealed by a federal court detail the extent of Correa's snooping.
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The investigation of Tiahleigh's death is still open, which means media snooping is frowned upon.
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Electronic snooping always raises weighty ethical questions, even when it's meant to safeguard young people.
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While American officials refuse to discuss it, the government snooping was a two-way street.
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That offers a powerful incentive for snooping, no matter how intrusive customers may find it. ■
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Their charges of "massive" politically-motivated snooping center on the FBI's wiretap of Carter Page.
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This sort of snooping gear has been in the hands of ordinary hackers for years.
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Wary though liberals rightly are of state snooping, technology can help with this in various ways.
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After some snooping, Jay intercepts an invite for Sepp for yet another Hodel-sponsored art event.
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Despite the electronic snooping, it seems that some problems manage to crop up time after time.
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Well, paying for one is better than not, as it takes away an incentive for snooping.
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Without snooping neighbours to fear, dissidents gathered to swap samizdat, imbibe unsanctioned art and discuss politics.
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I saw Tony's mother snooping next door, but when I waved she disappeared from the window.
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After months of snooping, officials said, they found nothing directly linking the incidents to the Russians.
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The ubiquitous smartphone and sharper technology are facilitating an industry of snooping on people's daily habits.
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But Mr. Guzmán — who, according to witnesses, long had a penchant for snooping — wanted something more.
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I don't think he's ready to face it, and I'm not ready to admit my snooping.
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In all seriousness, why not just talk to your partner rather than snooping behind their back?
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The early days of the epidemic seemed to expose the limits of Beijing's expensive computerized snooping.
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Along with increased regulation, these efforts created more friction against snooping and made privacy more tangible.
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Townsend did much of his snooping from his merchant family's store in Manhattan, which he managed.
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They also see it as removing various distortions in today's welfare states, slashing bureaucracy and government snooping.
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So even if you're not afraid of websites' snooping, you should still give this browser a chance.
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My old HTC had been snooping on me without my realizing, but it was hardly the first.
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But in recent rulings, the Supreme Court has placed new limits on digital snooping without a warrant.
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This is a good example of how a VPN can and can't protect you against government snooping.
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I'd bet a month of my own internet access that these talks are more effective than snooping.
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The transatlantic Safe Harbour pact was ruled illegal last year amid concerns over mass U.S. government snooping.
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He argues that data sent by the social media giant would be exposed to US government snooping.
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We talked to women whose partners once dated other people about snooping, stalking, and "boxes of memories."
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The ads use the same targeting as other Facebook ads — no snooping in your messaging content yet.
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Sometimes, however, fascination extends beyond the realm of natural internet stalking into immoral snooping and... actual stalking.
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Critics argue it grants police and spies some of the most extensive snooping capabilities in the West.
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Consider how your boss, partners or friends would feel if they knew you'd been snooping on them.
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Dozens of firms are involved in the cyber-snooping business; the largest has been valued at $1bn.
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Consumers' confusion about this gives rise to conspiracy theories that phone microphones are secretly snooping on users.
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The thoughts consumed and worried me, and I started snooping through his phone and reading their text messages.
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When you lock your phone screen, you protect your private data from casual snooping and more sinister intrusions.
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Conway clarified on Monday that she was not accusing the former president of snooping via a kitchen appliance.
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It is possible that FaceApp could add data snooping in the future, given its broad terms of service.
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Meanwhile, Trump and Comey are clashing over the revelations of an informant potentially snooping on his 2016 campaign.
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In 2014, two cops in California were investigated for allegedly snooping on prospective Tinder dates using police databases.
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After some Classic Nick snooping, he realized it was George's intention to poison himself and his entire family.
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But, if you're only snooping to learn more about their astrological identity, should you feel all that guilty?
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Spy satellite tool box There are other amazing ways that snooping governments can get a look at us.
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Between shady apps, hackers, and screenshots, keeping a digital message away from snooping eyes is no easy task.
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Toutiao denied it was snooping but conceded, blandly, that the story revealed a growing public "awareness of privacy".
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Tampy goes snooping (classic Arya) and finds out that the Lannisters want one sister to betray the other.
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If someone steals your passwords by snooping on your wifi data, they could potentially empty your crypto wallet.
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Routinely snooping is a bad habit because it chips away at the trust you have in your relationship.
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I was confused until a week later, via Facebook snooping, I saw his 'friend' showing off the gift.
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" So, instead of asking people individually about their snooping habits, the researchers presented them with a "list experiment.
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It is hypocritical to dismiss this as mere "snooping" in an article purportedly about threats to Cline's privacy.
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Critics have pointed to these devices''s potential for snooping because they include, with cameras and Bbluetooth beacons.
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The list also notes which products are capable of snooping on you using a camera, microphone, or GPS.
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He deliberately made the snooping tool look in the wrong place, so it didn't recover any browsing data.
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Goodwin donned a ragged outfit, affected an Irish brogue and began snooping between scrubbing floors and cooking meals.
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But Messenger use is considerably better protected from Facebook snooping than posts and images on the main site.
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The idea of government snooping and eavesdropping on nearly every aspect of one's life has reached an apogee.
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She declined to give her full name, saying she did not want people to know of her snooping.
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As tempting as it may be, snooping is never a good idea, in the real world or online.
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Secrets are revealed through gossip, but before you go snooping around, make sure you're minding your own business.
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But it's also clear, based on the responses, that snooping on an ex is par for the course.
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He challenged Facebook's transfers of European users' data to its American servers, citing the risk of U.S. snooping.
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But hey, everybody needs a little drama, camp, and snooping into other people's problems from time to time.
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He wonders if the end might come when somebody, angry at his snooping, one day pulls a trigger.
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The regime still has truckloads of electronic kit for snooping and censoring, much of it bought from China.
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Raihan also allegedly monitored the former employees' communications, providing a company laptop ostensibly pre-installed with snooping tools.
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You also cannot hide the fact you are looking at someone's story, so sort out your addiction to snooping.
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As Hae's opening diary entry warns, if we feel any guilt over snooping on her, we should stop now.
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Germans are traditionally wary of the idea of government snooping and data protection laws are strong as a result.
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In a world of doxxing, hacking, snooping, and stalking, where do we draw the line between public and private?
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The incident occurred in the South China Sea, in which China says the Americans have no business snooping around.
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As Joe is adding another person to his body count, a private investigator for Peach's family comes snooping around.
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As soon as victims began snooping around in earnest, the account was suspended, and it disappeared from Facebook entirely.
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The most intense snooping is on the police and armed forces—anyone with a gun, says Ms San Miguel.
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Yet few have changed their online behaviour, boycotted snooping tech firms or exercised what few digital rights they possess.
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Of course these seemingly identical moments of snooping could be totally innocent, split-second looks unfortunately caught on camera.
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Apple says the snooping app is too invasive, even if users consented to letting Facebook watch their every move.
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Coinbase generates the encryption keys that control clients' cryptocurrency inside a tent, which blocks electromagnetic signals to prevent snooping.
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A VPN routes your traffic through an encrypted tunnel — so there's no snooping on your network or your activities.
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Garvin was down the rabbit hole now, snooping from afar on individual employees as they went about their business.
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There's still lots of snooping to be done with the season 6 photos Game of Thrones has just released.
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Legislation to protect the privacy of technology users from government snooping has long been overdue in the United States.
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David H Dunn, a professor at Birmingham University, warned of the snooping risk posed by the proliferation of drones.
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When curious D.C. journalists attempted to learn more by snooping around the sealed courtroom during oral arguments on Dec.
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I feel violated by this gross invasion of privacy: snooping through my children's rooms and poking through my closets.
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Deep in the recesses of the mansion, Van's still snooping around, and in head-to-toe Drake wear now.
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If that anxiety becomes overwhelming and our efforts to communicate fail to bring clarity, might snooping ever be warranted?
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This type of encryption will thwart hackers, law enforcement, and the tech companies themselves from snooping on your messages.
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Public records and a bit of snooping uncovered a path that led to Google and its feline-loving employees.
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While a cop was snooping around offensive lineman Damien Lewis, Beckham walks behind the officer and smacks his ass.
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The NSA implemented even more safeguards following Edward Snowden's bombshell 2013 release of the NSA's most sensitive snooping secrets.
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We'll tell you the true identities of every individual you've ever communicated with, using bespoke, highly aggressive snooping techniques.
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Iran released the 10 U.S. sailors manning two small patrol boats that it said had been "snooping" in Iranian waters.
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While apologizing profusely every time he has a negative emotion about her snooping, berating him, and taking advantage of him!
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Cut to a scene of Kardashian/Chyna texting in a corner; then there's some snooping around on Kardashian's/Chyna's part.
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Although not entirely impervious to snooping, VPNs will absolutely offer you more protection than a dumb "clear history" button.2.
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The RCMP allowed women to enlist in 1973 and handed domestic snooping to the Canadian Security Intelligence Service in 1984.
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A little Instagram snooping tells us that the lady coming between Duff and Walsh is a pitbull rescue named Ella.
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Until Apple rectifies this, you can avoid any potential privacy snooping by turning off lock screen notifications for sensitive apps.
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In a society where an affair is just a right-swipe away, snooping through your partner's phone can be tempting.
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Snooping is a telltale sign that there are other issues in the relationship that need to be addressed, Brateman says.
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In 2016, there were 10 drone incidents a day, including allegations of snooping neighbors, burglary and near-misses with aircraft.
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Earlier, the Guards had said the boats were "snooping" in Iranian territory and Zarif had demanded an apology from Washington.
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Understandably, our law-abiding EU customers want assurance that their data will not be subjected to unfettered or unjustified snooping.
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Public networks may put you at risk for digital snooping through a Man-in-the-Middle attack or similar hack.
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Tracking entire populations to combat the pandemic now could open the doors to more invasive forms of government snooping later.
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It was a reminder that the system, and others like it, are more easily used for snooping than crime prevention.
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These days it is the internet's defects, from monopoly power to corporate snooping and online radicalisation, that dominate the headlines.
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Notably, the same study instead linked parents' snooping to their worries about the strength of their relationship with their teenager.
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Williams reportedly accused the tech giant of snooping on his private text messages in court filings related to the case.
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It is not only the quantity of data that has changed since the days of Soviet planning and Stasi snooping.
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The potential for abuse is huge, whether it's through trade-secret snooping or the outright blocking, slowing, or hampering of transmission.
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Nosy neighbors are everywhere, as evidenced by these 216 Redditors who shared the craziest things they've ever seen while snooping. 217.
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In fact, I appreciate that Harrison straight up asks Ally why she was snooping around their home earlier in the day.
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Google encrypts end-to-end data to prevent snooping by the federal agencies and Apple has fought backdoors to decrypt phones.
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The conspiracy about Facebook targeting ads at you by snooping with your phone's microphone is now part of the congressional record.
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That way, anyone snooping on your web browsing would theoretically just see an encrypted connection to your VPN provider — not mashable.
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Assange installed his own recording devices and used noise machines to stymie the snooping, according to the documents obtained by CNN.
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Huawei has come under pressure from the Trump administration, which says the Chinese government could use the company's equipment for snooping.
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Doing something taboo like snooping can provide a rush, that's almost akin to the feeling people get when shoplifting, Brateman says.
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The study, published on Monday, focused specifically on Americans' emotional responses to snooping techniques that could disproportionately affect low-income populations.
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That means that anybody snooping on the unprotected connection could intercept the administrators' passwords and gain access to the entire system.
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Once you sneak some peeks and feel the rush of adrenaline that accompanies the snooping, it can be hard to stop.
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Even if you fail to stop someone from snooping where they shouldn't, you can at least keep a record of it.
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Only greater openness, he believes, can tamp down the spreading protests and alleviate general concern over unwarranted snooping on British citizens.
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Look closer, though, and these badges of fandom also cleverly shield young internet users from snooping by parents, teachers or employers.
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The snooping also gives them other operational information as well as personal details on soldiers that they can use for intimidation.
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Facebook collected device data on 187,000 users using banned snooping app The social media giant said in a letter to Sen.
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Gebhart said pervasive surveillance normalizes electronic snooping, and can keep kids from testing out new ideas and identities as they grow.
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American officials said Russians had also rented farms in the Norwegian countryside for some unauthorized snooping on the alliance's military tactics.
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I became enraged when she secretly looked in my diary, obviously snooping for information about my pot smoking or sex life.
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Happily, Cala manages to provide hilarity that both the intended audience and the snooping adults will appreciate on their own levels.
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If you often find yourself snooping (or are really tempted to), ask yourself what you're truly hoping to achieve, Crossley said.
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Last fall, a surveillance camera at his home captured infrared images of a spectral figure with a mask snooping around outside.
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Forget any advice you've received about not snooping into your coworkers' salaries — it can be a powerful data point in negotiations.
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Meanwhile, the president has appointed a number of key individuals to national security posts who want to expand government's snooping programs.
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There was an overarching feeling in higher education that student records were sacrosanct, and deserve protection from snooping politicians and others.
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What I found out that day is they had also done some snooping online and read some other things about Bryan's past.
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After snooping through Burkman's account, Tolson sent screenshots of the messages and offered the password to an unspecified journalist, court filings say.
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But he had already planted doubts, and Sansa went snooping through Arya's things, landing upon her bag of faces in the process.
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According to the story, the vulnerability could potentially expose the service's user base of over a billion to "snooping" by prying eyes.
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How-ev-er, the actor just did something that's going to make snooping a whole lot easier: He made his Instagram public.
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Fair's fair I guess, because why should you be able to snoop on others if you don't want people snooping on you.
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When Charlotte angers him by snooping through his dresser, or grilling him about his life, he apologizes to her for his emotions.
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Using secure apps that employ techniques like encryption to protect your data can reduce the chances of intruders snooping on your conversations.
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Snooping was ranked as the number one thing that bothered hosts about houseguests (tied with staying indefinitely) in a survey from HomeAdvisor.
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Stan's late-night snooping was, it seemed to me, the week's most momentous development in terms of where the plot is headed.
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The Trump administration had been pressing for a total ban on Huawei products, alleging that Beijing could use the equipment for snooping.
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A VPN service prevents outsiders from snooping on your internet activity by disguising your IP address and scrambling data sent over WiFi.
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Neither was it a conspiracy theory that the United States was snooping on the chancellor of Germany and the president of Brazil.
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Apologize for violating his privacy, share the results of your snooping and discuss the boundaries of a relationship you can both commit to.
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Encryption is a vital defense against anyone, whether it's criminals or snooping authorities, who want to access your personal information without your consent.
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After all, who knows what will happen if this woman isn't Monse's mom, and she catches the lying teen snooping through her possessions.
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If you're really worried about snooping, consider using an alternative to the standard operating systems that's designed with privacy and security in mind.
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Anyone on the way—say, a hacker snooping on the Starbucks' WiFi connection you were reading the article on—can now steal it.
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If you want to reduce the risk of other people snooping on your data then getting a VPN installed is pretty much essential.
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From stress levels to specifics about your sex life, a house cleaner can sniff out a myriad of telling things without actually snooping.
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So, if you're considering astrologically snooping or have been guilty of it in the past, you're not a villain on some cosmic level.
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Symphony's product first came to fame after Bloomberg reporters were caught snooping on the chat application built into to the expensive Bloomberg terminal.
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Whether your hair is curly or bleached, or your skin is dry or oily, there's a recommendation for you, ahead — no snooping required.
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That and its cross-platform capabilities make it a haven for teens and tweens looking to chill without parents snooping in on them.
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Stephenson also touched on his company's undesirable link with the NSA's mass snooping efforts, suggesting that AT&T has unfairly been singled out.
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Surveillance, snooping, spying, eavesdropping… all that is done by espionage agencies (which we occasionally catch out and tell the world about), not us.
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It will replace the Safe Harbour framework, which a top EU court ruled illegal last year amid concerns over mass U.S. government snooping.
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With the ideas of possible infidelity and a wife too busy babysitting to go snooping, some novelists might consider their plotting work done.
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Others have argued that ISPs can only treat sensitive and non-sensitive consumer information differently by snooping on the content of consumers' communications.
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They are filled with our most intimate information, and digging through someone's can be almost more revealing than snooping in their medicine cabinet.
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In August, Mozilla also said that it would, by default, turn on anti-tracking features to prevent third parties, including advertisers, from snooping.
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My snooping around 1819 a few months ago turned up another very famous person born exactly one week after the Grandmother of Europe.
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A recent study associated snooping on romantic partners' cell phones with emotional instability, an intention to break up, and conflicts within the relationship.
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Luckily, an occasional peek around does not make a lifetime sneak, and there are steps you can take to curb your snooping ways.
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As for the "Network" character, Newsweek once reported that "Chayefsky was spotted snooping around the network's offices" while he was developing the script.
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With China, the United States reached a cybersecurity agreement in 2015 that was a first step toward resolving American frustration with Chinese snooping.
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You aren&apost snooping; if it&aposs out and on display, it&aposs fair game for making a comment to break the ice.
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Plus, it has a built-in privacy cover over its webcam to ensure no one is snooping on you unless you allow it.
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Over dinner, her mother confronted them about their relationship, giving a dramatic reading of tender passages she found while snooping in Shapland's notebooks.
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And we took a look at 7 security threats that can sneak up on you, from rogue USB drives to snooping Chrome extensions.
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In order to reassure customers worried about property damage, theft or snooping, Waitrose will require drivers to wear a camera on their chest.
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Meanwhile, the detective stomps around paying visits, snooping, and yelling, but without much effect, robbing audiences of any sense of discovery or insight.
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But there's still that layer of invading someone's privacy—at the heart of it, this game is about snooping through someone else's secrets.
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And after some snooping, we discovered this raven tattoo actually matches the ink on her husband Darius Kincaid's (played by Samuel L. Jackson) head.
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Four years after the team leadership banned reporters for snooping on closed training sessions in Brazil, the latest prying took place in open training.
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But instead of snooping, they should give their partner the chance to be honest with them in an open conversation about what they're feeling.
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Which, I guess, is fairly accurate, aside from the fact that the agency is tasked with overthrowing governments and snooping on the entire world.
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The fingerprint sensor can also be used to lock specific apps, preventing nosy spouses or friends from snooping through your Facebook, email or photos.
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The company's iPhones continue to offer strong encryption in China, but the concern is that iCloud backups could be more susceptible to government snooping.
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We don't know what Mary Louise's former career was, but I feel like she was a private detective based on her knack for snooping.
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And there's already so much going on: Jean wants to see Sidney, Alexis is snooping on Michael, and Dolly just wants to watch television.
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Spangenberg says Uber did not take the necessary precautions to prevent employees from snooping on their ex-girlfriends or querying the accounts of celebrities.
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Veronica implores Archie to aid her in snooping through FP's home in hopes of finding incriminating evidence linking him and Hiram to Jason's murder.
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The United States sees evidence that hackers, possibly working for foreign governments, are snooping on the presidential candidates, the nation's intelligence chief said Wednesday.
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Moreover, America's National Security Agency (NSA)—the biggest and most powerful electronic-intelligence agency in the world—sparks fears in Europe of untrammelled snooping.
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Unlike other social-media platforms that engage in banter, Pinterest's clicks come primarily from new moms snooping around the web for less controversial interaction.
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But once hackers have access to the SS7 system, they can access essentially the same amount of information and snooping capabilities as security services.
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This encryption protects data traveling across the internet, from the user to the server, and prevents hackers from intercepting and snooping on the data.
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Many of the beachhead representatives, among them numerous Trump campaign staffers, went on to full-time jobs at the agencies they were snooping on.
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Whether it's a snooping partner, curious coworker, or nosy roommate, there are plenty of reasons to want to hide some of your iPhone photos.
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Then a snooping Jackie appears out of nowhere and does her best impression of her uncle Jack by burying an ax in Gordon's skull.
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Most people know that apps can track their movements, but as technology becomes more accurate, snooping on people's daily habits has grown more intrusive.
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And among the biggest and most used VPNs, there are still concerns over exactly who owns the servers and whether they're snooping on you.
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Helpfully, recent research calls into question the utility of snooping and suggests better approaches for parents who are concerned that something might be amiss.
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The Trump administration had been pressing European allies for a total ban on Huawei products, alleging that Beijing could use the equipment for snooping.
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Whatever the age is that you're planning to stop your snooping, she's going to be pretty mad when she finds out, and with reason.
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You might install antivirus software on your computer to protect your privacy and make sure no one is snooping on what you're up to.
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The Swiss market regulator has appointed an independent auditor to step up its investigation into the bank's corporate governance in light of the snooping.
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Seasons: 8 (2003-2009)What it was about: In this reality TV dating show, singles go snooping around bedrooms belonging to their prospective dates.
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A representative for Fleming called the claims of class-based exclusion "absolutely not true," but admitted that the restaurant does do some online snooping.
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Tinder got in trouble this week for not encrypting images in its apps, a surprising omission of HTTPS that exposes users to relatively straightforward snooping.
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It is full of passages and stairways made for snooping, with the vagaries of modern design making for many places to hide behind or under.
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I descend down a rabbit hole of old acquaintances, clicking through profiles, snooping at "life events" and yet always stopping short of posting anything myself.
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Not holding encryption keys allows tech firms to step outside the controversy related to digital snooping and to bolster the security cred of their services.
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While it's not a 100 perfect lockout to the cops, the update goes a long way toward further protecting iPhone owners from invasive government snooping.
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While most people would argue that creating a dialogue around trust is preferable, a controversial new website makes snooping easier than memorizing their phone's passcode.
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In this episode, after being told specifically to stay together, he ventured off and ended up encountering some trouble while snooping around the plane wreckage.
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"I have had seven unsolicited food deliveries (a popular way to harass streamers) and two unidentified people snooping around my residence after dark," she continues.
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San Francisco said goodbye to e-cigarettes, an airplane maker went all-electric, and a Minnesota cop was awarded money because of her snooping colleagues.
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Earlier, the Guards had said the boats were "snooping" in Iranian territory and said Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif had demanded an apology from Washington.
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We have to be careful; the guys who own the nearby gas station are known to call the cops if they see anyone snooping around.
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Are the black hats — which Nolan compares to GTA players who casually mow down pedestrians — supposed to be snooping around listening to romance novel excerpts?
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Yes, it's probably got some valuable clues, but you're also on kind of a power trip, because snooping is what you do in video games!
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The court that oversees government snooping under FISA operates in secret, the surveillance so intrusive that the existence of the warrants only rarely become public.
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Twitter relies heavily on consumer trust to operate: if users think that it's a hotbed for CIA snooping, this could turn them off from tweeting.
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Dear Sugars Snooping on your spouse is generally ill-advised, but what if he or she has an addiction and is constantly lying about it?
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He also fed his boss's obsession with snooping by quietly installing spyware on the phones he gave his wife, two mistresses and other cartel operatives.
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The interests of American consumers and firms constrain officials keen to keep sensitive technology out of Chinese hands (or snooping Chinese technology out of American households).
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And a group of researchers have found a novel way to figure out where cellphone-snooping stingray devices hide, with an assist from rideshare service drivers.
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Around the same time that Super Mario Party hit the Switch in October 2018, Nintendo once again caught Hernandez snooping around using the same IP address.
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FINMA is examining the board's oversight of Thiam and his top lieutenants and whether management control failures led to Credit Suisse snooping on its former executives.
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In her latest blog post, Khloé admits to enjoying checking out her neighbors' Wi-Fi names and snooping on the inventive creations they come up with.
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Some of that snooping was done under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows investigators to wiretap someone's phones and read their messages with court approval.
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For years security experts have advised users to only connect to password-protected wireless networks to prevent traffic snooping attempts that could expose their sensitive data.
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Although Republicans, Democrats and independents in the survey had divided emotional reactions on various snooping techniques, the majority of respondents said that the surveillance was expected.
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Flynn's snooping brings him in contact with E.T.U., which he is eventually invited to join to help fight the nonhuman "terrorists," as the agency calls them.
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She didn't want the government snooping around in her home, she said, and was afraid that officials would find a reason to take her baby away.
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His primary residence, the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida, has lax security that makes it a prime target for hackers and digital snooping.
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"It's almost too predictable, too easy, to portray these very menacing, overly aggressive, these guys who are snooping around, up to no good," Mr. Valdez said.
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Despite the potential for snooping and privacy breaches, the EU has said it would continue to approve the transfer of data about EU citizens to Israel.
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The practice of snooping and recording us in our homes, often by contractors making as little as $10, takes place at Amazon, Google and Apple too.
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Chinese surveillance companies blacklisted by the US are openly touting their technologies to the American and international market, despite allegations of human-rights abuses and snooping.
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The case combined racial and gender issues, a workplace romance, online snooping, accusations of violence and lavish housing benefits, all tied to a top business school.
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Some modern Macs already come with a new Apple T2 security chip which prevents hackers from snooping on your microphone when your laptop's lid is shut.
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Snooping on her Instagram prior to our meeting, I noticed she'd sparked up a friendship with the current reigning king of musical theater, Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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I arrived in Beijing to begin work as a journalist for Reuters in late 2012, and fully expected to be the object of some government snooping.
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An investigation ordered by the bank into the first case of snooping said it had found no evidence Credit Suisse had ordered observation of other employees.
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An investigation ordered by the bank into the first case of snooping said it had found no evidence Credit Suisse had ordered observation of other employees.
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However human rights groups and privacy campaigners say the powers risk infringing civil liberties and would allow the authorities to carry out widespread snooping on the public.
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US Navy officials have warned for years that it would be devastating if Russia, which has been repeatedly caught snooping near the cables, were to attack them.
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Decreased security means increased risk—to wit, The Guardian recently reported on a security "loophole" in WhatsApp, and this backdoor supposedly makes your messages susceptible to snooping.
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Everyone has a different story about how they came across their first porno (maybe they were snooping around someone else's stuff or "innocently" searching for something online).
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Snooping on nonpublic social media material (by becoming friends on Facebook with a candidate to get access to more private posts, for instance) seems unethical at best.
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"The Revolutionary Guards naval forces seized the American boats two kilometers inside Iranian territorial waters while they were snooping around," Iran's semi-official Fars news agency said.
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Click here to view original GIFNo one's more invested in protecting their privacy than kids and teens who don't want siblings or parents snooping around their bedrooms.
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He's the reason Bran is disabled Jaime pushed the child out of the window for snooping on him and his sister Cersei while they were making love.
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Rob then has the nerve to complain that Chyna changed her passcode — which she apparently did after the last time she caught Rob snooping through her phone.
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The government appears keen to avoid stifling speech, imposing cumbersome regulation on small companies, snooping on private conversations or setting up large-scale monitoring of online traffic.
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His snooping takes him all across town, while Joyce has found out almost the same exact information like, a million years ago, without even leaving her house.
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But Trump has developed a track record since entering the White House of using personal, under-secured mobile devices that make snooping on him that much easier.
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Snooping around on Google Earth can give you a unique perspective of the world around you, but the images are static so clicking is a slow process.
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"Tinder can easily enhance privacy to its users by encrypting all data transmitted between its app and servers, and padding sensitive information to thwart snooping," Wyden writes.
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Look, we're not condoning snooping on anyone, but if you're going to deploy some digital security for your home or business, you might as well be discreet.
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No points for guessing that Karen is right, or that all the snooping will eventually lead to a form of couples therapy for both sets of suburbanites.
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One professor who blew the whistle on Jass told police she believed that the "Jeopardy" winner was downloading and snooping through emails to gain leverage over others.
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But if we've learned anything from snooping behind the scenes, it's that you don't have to spend a fortune to achieve model-worthy skin, hair, and makeup.
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But still, some relentless Game of Thrones fanatics are so desperate to get a glimpse of what's to come that they'll resort to snooping around the set.
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Yes, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat are great ways to stay in touch with people and keep up with the news, but they're also fantastic snooping tools.
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The family doesn't want the world knowing the secret techniques and recipes they've worked so hard to create, and I'm a journalist snooping around with a camera.
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If you manage to resist snooping again, are you content to live with the agony of knowing but not knowing what your lover is up to online?
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It's also worth considering that not only are you violating the privacy of the person you're snooping on, you're infringing on the person they're communicating with, too.
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You're focused on the prospects for invasion of privacy, for monetizing even more of your life, for government snooping and for even worse hacking than exists today.
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This result lines up with another study finding that parental snooping may trigger or perpetuate a cycle in which adolescents become more and more furtive at home.
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A year later, a judge tossed out the measure's enforcement provision when she ruled it was unconstitutional for trash collectors to snooping in garbage for edible morsels.
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In his video, Muffett says a malicious Tor exit node may be snooping on people visiting your site, and connecting over a hidden service would stop this.
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But if you really needed to checked your email account, you could use a trustworthy VPN server to prevent snooping — nobody can see what's happening in the tunnel.
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Massive snooping programs were sweeping up our "metadata"—who we talk to, where we go—while court orders allowed investigators to scour what we stored in the cloud.
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Caroline: When Elizabeth told Philip about Paige's snooping, I knew we wouldn't get to the end of the scene without her admitting that Paige might've been onto something.
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For people concerned about the amount of data Amazon is collecting on consumers, especially in a post-Edward Snowden era of corporate snooping, this could raise some alarms.
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While snooping through his de-facto security station, she not only discovers all the video files from his surveillance of her, but also countless more of other women.
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The nature of these newly found photons are by nature harder to crack, meaning they could deliver data without such a high threat of a third party snooping.
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Last week Vizio was forced to pay millions for secretly snooping on customers, but the TV tech giant isn't the first corporation to go 1984 on your home.
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President Trump blasted the "Criminal Deep State" early Wednesday, suggesting things have "turned around" in "SPYGATE," following revelations of a reported FBI informant snooping on the Trump campaign.
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That, though, may bring about a different problem, of genetic snooping, in which people obtain the sequences of others without their consent, from things like discarded coffee cups.
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As the antagonist of Kwan's novel, Eleanor is more clearly a shallow adversary who spends much of her time scheming against Rachel, and snooping through her family details.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany because of extensive snooping by the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany and by the Gestapo in the Nazi era.
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When it comes to browsing, the built-in apps do a decent job protecting you against various kinds of snooping, but there's certainly room for improvement as well.
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Or if someone has been cheated on before, they might be prone to paranoid traits like snooping, says Michael Brustein, PsyD, a clinical psychologist in New York City.
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For its part, the U.S. was revealed to be snooping on the leaders of 35 nations, many of them allies, in the 2013 intelligence leaks by Edward Snowden.
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This is why they're supposed to be constrained by clear, strict laws and overseen by judges on a case-by-case basis—which Section 702 snooping is not.
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Using Amazon's Mechanical Turk system, researchers broke participants into two groups—an experimental group, who were asked indirectly about their snooping habits, and a control group that wasn't.
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Enhanced internet snooping One of the new powers the Investigatory Powers Bill seeks to bring into UK law is the retention of so-called 'internet connection records' (ICRs).
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Some of the apps snooping on your clipboard include ABC News, Accuweather, CBS News, CNBC, The New York Times, Fox News, NPR, The Huffington Post, and Vice News.
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Conservatives who used to denounce government snooping and even the census now support internal checkpoint laws that result in thousands of legal citizens being mistakenly deported each year.
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You could easily disregard the distraction... or you could just as easily take a quick glance at the screen—and risk spiraling into a wormhole of phone snooping.
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Snooping is often an impulse decision; people may not even be aware of what's actually motivating them to secretly search, beyond the need to confirm some vague suspicions.
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They don't like our journalists snooping around trying to figure out, you know, number one, how bad is the situation in China which they're trying to cover up?
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Although the Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable government searches and seizure, it does not safeguard us against intrusive and ubiquitous snooping by tech giants and other corporations.
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Gene tells us how his "snooping" daughter got the whole thing started ... and says it makes a lot of sense why his ice usage is dominating social spheres.
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Technology companies are scrambling to assess how badly their core products may have been compromised in the wake of the latest disclosure of the American government's snooping capabilities.
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So all your pricey cat photos and other important items in your phone can't be accessed by just any colleague snooping around to get more dirt on you.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards detained 10 US sailors and seized two US Navy boats in the Persian Gulf on Tuesday, accusing them of "snooping around" in Iranian territorial waters.
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That way, a company like GEDmatch could be sure the person uploading the data is uploading their own, and not snooping around to identify someone via their relatives.
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Ankara's refusal to narrow the scope of domestic anti-terrorism and snooping legislation also means that the EU is unlikely to grant Turkish nationals visa-free travel in Europe.
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We're told Dave noticed the same woman snooping around their property and tampering with their mailbox two days prior, and drove up to her this time on his ATV.
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How to Hide Your Browsing History From Your Snooping ISPPhoto: GettyCongress has moved to dismantle some Obama-era rules that would have protected the online privacy of everyday Americans.
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In the case of those that didn't encrypt traffic (usually a staple function of a VPN), it might leave someone's connection open to snooping when using public Wi-Fi.
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Your conversations will be stored on iCloud, which will make them easier to retrieve on your future Apple devices but might also open potential privacy and government snooping concerns.
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It does not help that much of neighbouring Afghanistan is off-limits to health workers, who are accused by the Taliban of snooping on behalf of the Afghan army.
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A VPN acts as a secure tunnel between devices and the internet; it protects users from snooping and censorship and allows them to mask their location on the internet.
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The proposed Investigatory Powers Bill, or IP Bill, is designed to give UK intelligence agencies additional snooping powers so they can access communications between suspected terrorists and identify pedophiles.
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They also shed light on actions by federal law enforcement that aren't necessarily illegal, but do test the boundaries of surveillance, and potentially subject non-targets to federal snooping.
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In that settlement, the company agreed to destroy the data collected through Street View and launch a campaign to teach people how to protect their information from wifi snooping.
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The ISP snooping bill was just the fruit of the poisonous tree of the ISP duopoly so we need to start thinking and talking about a truly Open Internet.
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When I turned around to blush and sweat in her face, she saw my press credentials and breathlessly explained that they had been having problems with factories snooping around.
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And as disturbing as these macro effects are, the fed regulators who have failed us are actually snooping on our transactions and collecting reams of data about everyday Americans.
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State surveillance is a sensitive issue in Germany because of extensive snooping by the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany and by the Gestapo in the Nazi era.
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Privacy is a sensitive subject for many Germans who still fret at the mass snooping practices of the Nazi regime and the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany.
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And it's not like the agency doesn't have a bona fide history of overreach, from snooping on environmentalists to allegedly targeting marginalized communities in the war on terror era.
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But don't worry, your neighbors won't be able to see you: Wallingford Estates gates protect the property from snooping star tours or pretty much anyone you'd rather not see.
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This is probably a common practice, yet scrolling through the chart felt somehow illicit — like snooping through a parent's embarrassing high school yearbook, or checking off a hit list.
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An alleged instance of this global spying operation surfaced earlier this week, when federal prosecutors charged two former Twitter employees with snooping on users on behalf of Saudi Arabia.
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And if cloud technology is not safe from government snooping, an entire industry – one that has provided the U.S. with a variety of competitive advantages – dries up as well.
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For years, Russia and the West have been flying spy missions over each other's territory and, for years, both sides have been okay with the mutually-agreed-upon snooping.
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With nothing comparable at the time, the Zestimate became a post-party snooping activity — on the ride home, you could gawk at the presumed price of the host's house.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro doesn't know why Jen Harley was allegedly snooping around his house before launching an attack with an eyeliner ... they're not dating and there was no invite.
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A year later, a mysterious visit from a friend arouses new doubts in David, who eschews police assistance and begins snooping about with little discretion and even less judgment.
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If you have a liquor cabinet or other valuable storage space, you can set up a contact sensor to let you know when snooping hands go where they shouldn't.
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I apologized to my host (who was grinning) for snooping in the medicine cabinet, but wondered if the greater crime was my being made the butt of a joke.
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Ms. Conway clarified on Monday that she was not accusing the former president of snooping via a kitchen appliance, arguing that her comments had been taken out of context.
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On one side are privacy advocates and tech bosses like Apple's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, who believe people should be able to have online communications free of snooping.
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The city's lawsuit cited an article last month in The New York Times that detailed a sprawling industry of companies that profit from continuously snooping on users' precise whereabouts.
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Privacy was on Edward Snowden's mind as well, as he starts his new gig as the president of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, helping protect journalists from snooping spies.
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Uber responded that it had in fact fired "fewer than 10" people for doing so, but even if that is the extent of the unauthorized snooping it's an unsettling revelation.
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Dealing with your dataImage: ScreenshotOne of the best ways of minimizing the risk of snooping is to have as little data on your phone as possible at any one time.
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The drama with Mary Louise is exciting and nerve wracking, especially when Celeste tells her to get out of her house after she finds Mary Louise snooping in her bedroom.
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The Department of Justice issued guidelines last week saying it would (in most cases) no longer prevent tech companies from notifying customers when law enforcement goes snooping through their data.
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Surveillance is a sensitive topic in Germany, where memories of extensive snooping by the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany and by the Gestapo in the Nazi era remain.
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Heartbleed is a vulnerability in old implementations of the OpenSSL security library, something used in everything from protecting online banking to keeping hackers from snooping on internet-connected baby cameras.
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So I left her with the device as I walked into our bathroom to take a shower, simulating an opportunity that I figured would present itself daily to snooping spouses.
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No, no, no, you can't be trusted to play Pokémon Go. China also doesn't want people exploring and snooping around places that might be off-limits to the general public.
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Security researchers have found several popular Android phones can be tricked into snooping on their owners by exploiting a weakness that gives accessories access to the phone's underlying baseband software.
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Eve has a secret life of her own, streaming videos of obnoxious teenage boys online, surreptitiously making videos of her relatives around the house, and snooping on her father's laptop.
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The United States has been fighting against the perception that it tramples on civil liberties after ex-National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden revealed the breadth of the agency's snooping.
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Ricochet doesn't just protect the content of users' communications, but also obfuscates their metadata, making it harder for anyone snooping on the connection to see who is talking to whom.
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I've got the Alexa and I didn't buy the Google one because I didn't want them snooping in my home, but I turn off the Amazon one a lot too.
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Chris Correa, a Cardinals official who had worked with Luhnow in St. Louis, hacked into the Astros' private database in 2013 and 2014, snooping on trade talks and scouting reports.
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For example, it's now a minor faux pas to comment on someone's Facebook status a week after it was posted—that indicates you weren't paying attention or, worse, went snooping.
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Out West Then there were the summer reading lists at my brother's Catholic high school; scouring them felt as tempting and illicit as snooping in the faculty members' diary entries.
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It would also signal to America's allies and foes that snooping on Americans who are influential or might become so was a fine way to curry favour with a president.
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Lee said in July that activists and journalists continued to be followed and questioned by state surveillance agents, and that her visit was beset by official snooping and access restrictions.
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This means that someone trying to communicate with these people, which include developers of the Tor anonymity software, may accidentally use the wrong key, leaving messages potentially open to snooping.
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On Instagram, things are slightly different: upon typing in a username, a password reset email is automatically sent to the user's address, which would likely alert them to any snooping.
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Nope. A snooping researcher managed to find a security flaw in the official app for the RSA Conference, a marquee tech security event being held in San Francisco this week.
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The move also has particular relevance now: on Tuesday, House Republicans voted to allow internet service providers to monetize their customers' browsing histories; HTTPS may provide some protection over that snooping.
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Later stories, including those in The Washington Post, disclosed other snooping and how U.S. and British spy agencies had accessed information from cables carrying the world&aposs telephone and internet traffic.
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The intelligence division at the Treasury Department has repeatedly and systematically violated domestic surveillance laws by snooping on the private financial records of US citizens and companies, according to government sources.
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While they claim great numbers and great success year after year the small manufacturers are eating each other up while nearly every major watch brand is snooping around for outside buyers.
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Early on in the documentary, Farrier and Reeve become obsessed with the company behind these tickling videos, Jane O'Brien Media, which sends the filmmakers threatening emails when they start snooping around.
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GCHQ has been accused of carrying out mass snooping on the public, and any plans to extend its role into the private sphere are likely to raise concerns among privacy campaigners.
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More than a billion people who depend on the Signal encryption protocol, used in multiple popular messaging apps, would suddenly be vulnerable to government surveillance or malicious snooping on their messages.
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Regulators in France, Germany and Ireland are already snooping around the affairs of several technology giants and say that they are not afraid to use their new powers to the full.
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Even actresses could be cast aside; they don't have real power in Hollywood, and there are a million more to take the place of one who's rejected because she's snooping around.
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Like its predecessor, Dishonored 2 zeroes in on what makes its genre fun: unfettered mobility, an array of special equipment, and endless opportunities for snooping around lovingly and meticulously designed levels.
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They also prevent your internet service provider from snooping on the pages you visit, and encrypt web connections that might otherwise be exposed, a handy feature on public Wi-Fi networks.
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But, as we have seen over the past 20 years and most recently with the ISP snooping bill, the telcos and cable monopolists can easily influence Congress and capture the regulators.
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Britain's spymasters insist that they are happy to work within any legislative framework, and note that nobody has shown any evidence that they abuse their snooping powers under the existing one.
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It's easy to extrapolate some bleak scenarios based on this information: could the Chinese government be building "back doors" into Hikvision systems to facilitate state-sponsored snooping on sensitive American sites?
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The heads of the two agencies responsible for electronic snooping, international and domestic, just said that there was no evidence for the president's claim that his predecessor had snooped on him.
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One biometrics and facial recognition company executive — whose products are used by both governments and retailers — described his industry to me recently as tiptoeing "a gray line" between security and snooping.
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He instead spent much of the year snooping around Ukraine like a dime-store detective, pushing for the Biden investigations and promoting the theory of Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election.
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So while most of us would rather not have a social media gatekeeper snooping in on our private conversations, there's a case to be made that it does serve a purpose.
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But his legacy will be defined by the spying controversy which saw Credit Suisse, one of the most high-profile names in European banking, admit to snooping on two former executives.
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Privacy experts say their concerns about iPhone X are not about government snooping, since huge troves of facial photographs already exist on social media and even in state motor vehicle departments.
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They'd use close, easily dominated bodies of water that they could defend as roaming grounds for their missile subs, and then beat the daylights out of anyone who came snooping around.
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You've seen it around, including here on WIRED; it's that little green padlock in the upper lefthand corner, and it keeps outside eyes from snooping on the details of your time online.
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When Oath was formed in 2017, Ars Technica noted that Verizon's plans for its advertising business relied heavily on snooping around its customers' browsing histories:Advertising is key to Verizon's plans for Oath.
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FISA warrants on Americans, like Page, expire after 90 days — which means the Bureau needs to petition for a renewal every 90 days if they want to keep snooping on a target.
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While my own father is still with us, I remember snooping around as a child and discovering many photo albums of his aviation school year in Daytona, Florida in the late 1970s.
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The problem with many of the children's smartwatches, however, is the devices have a classic snooping function, similar to a baby monitor, which can be easily activated just by using an app.
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Recent news stories about misuse of personal data and unauthorized monitoring on the part of large U.S. companies have provoked outrage, as well as a call for legal restraints on corporate snooping.
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Well, aside from snooping friends or partners, the Pixel 4's face unlock (in its current state) could make it easier for authorities to unlock a seized device without the owner's permission.
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"The reporter's task was to determine the credit worthiness of individuals, necessitating often a good deal of snooping into the private and business lives of local merchants," wrote historian David A. Gerber.
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Facebook went on to frame Onavo as a way for users to reduce their data usage, block dangerous websites, keep their traffic safe from snooping — while Facebook itself was analyzing that traffic.
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It was thought that because Apple's webcams have a hardware-connected light, making it near-impossible to activate the webcam without a user's knowledge, Macs were largely immune from webcam snooping attacks.
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Email and web traffic encrypted with TLS—like that to HTTPS-enabled websites—is theoretically protected against snooping because it adds an additional layer of encryption on top of what WPA2 provides.
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This suggests that the finger-clickin' good attacker may have had access to password data in one way or another, either through internal databases or by snooping on improperly secured login exchanges.
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Data localization is a major talking point in Canada since data that goes through the US is not protected by Canadian privacy laws and is open to snooping by US security agencies.
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Plunged into suspicion by a single blond hair on a scarf, Gemma proceeds with breathtaking speed to cellphone snooping and then blowing off patients in order to follow her husband around town.
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Washington (CNN)A bipartisan group of four Senate privacy hawks are demanding the Department of Homeland Security publish more information about the evidence of mobile snooping devices in Washington and surrounding areas.
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Today, widespread popular outrage in Europe at whole-scale American snooping — which three years ago was both real and feigned — has been replaced by calls for more effective intelligence gathering at home.
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New Zealand barred Huawei, a Chinese tech company, from supplying hardware to Kiwi companies building the next-generation mobile data network amid rising fears that Huawei products could be used for snooping.
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Sara Hoffman, a 27-year-old editor in California, wrote about how she fell into the habit of snooping on a guy who she felt she never had any real closure with.
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Anybody can poke around standard-issue encryption keys undetected, but when the 1s and 0s are hooked into specific photons, that snooping triggers telltale state changes—revealing the presence of a hacker!
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But little else is known about stingray technology because the cell phone snooping technology is sold exclusively to police departments and federal agencies under strict non-disclosure agreements with the device manufacturer.
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Expanding ideas and characters explored in his short 2015 mockumentary of the same name, Boyd creates a soft-serve millennial world of Ubers and pool parties and ill-advised cell-phone snooping.
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When you have a monopoly in North America—and WWE is functionally a monopoly, no matter how good the local indies are—you can do things like blacklist employees or snooping media.
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Conspiracy theories about it snooping on people through its microphone, and confusion about it collecting SMS and call log history likely pushed Facebook to give people details about what data it's slurping up.
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But as smart speakers from Amazon, Apple, Google and other technology giants proliferate (global sales more than doubled last year, to 86.2m) concerns that they might be digitally snooping have become more widespread.
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In Killing Eve, Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle's (Jodie Comer) unnamed relationship is expressed through internet-stalking, snooping, and the tension between the women during the rare moments they're in the same room.
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The woman is Alison Sudol — this is information Refinery29 has acquired via some snooping on Getty Images — she and Harbour have gone as a couple to the last three red carpets he's attended.
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Taking this rather nosy route can qualify as snooping: You're seeking out personal information about a romantic partner without their knowledge, which, in general, isn't the best way to get to know someone.
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Of all phone manufacturers, of course, OnePlus probably has the users most likely to go snooping around for this kind of stuff, so it's strange that such plainly intrusive metrics would be employed.
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Instead of continuing to beat a dead horse and complaining about ISP snooping, we need to spend this presumably small window of public engagement and concern to regroup for the new fights ahead.
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I have an autographed copy of your boarding card, from me… And in addition to that, I did a bit of snooping, and I found out how much you paid for your ticket.
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This ends a three-month hiatus since the European Court of Justice struck down the previous agreement, "Safe Harbour", on the grounds that it gave insufficient protection against snooping by American spy agencies.
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"Being young and owning a smartphone, variables which the model suggests to be indicative of higher likelihood of engaging in snooping attacks, are also the typical characteristics of 'digital natives,'" said the study.
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However, it has met quiet resistance from tech leaders like Facebook, Google and Twitter and critics say ending encryption will weaken security for legitimate actions and open a back door for government snooping.
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A city or water district that fails to achieve the target can be fined, which may encourage it to impose restrictions on individual households with the intrusive snooping required to enforce such rules.
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While BlackBerry continues to beat the security drum for its more powerful clients, however, it seems regular folks are being left out of the conversation, and potentially without adequate protection from snooping cops.
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Researchers quantify these emissions by looking at factors like how much coal China reports using in its power plants, and by snooping with satellites on nitrous oxide emissions, a proxy for industrial activity.
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I've been shopping and snooping there since 1995 and still haven't exhausted all of this biblioscape's labyrinths and warrens — some of which, I suspect, lead to C.S. Lewis's Narnia or Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast.
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Last week, the researchers found several security flaws in the baseband protocol of popular Android models — including Huawei's Nexus 6P and Samsung's Galaxy S8+ — making them vulnerable to snooping attacks on their owners.
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They have done it to everyone who has stuck their head up on climate change (beginning, famously, with Al Gore) for many decades now, snooping through stolen emails, filing lawsuits, and ruining careers.
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The most high-profile recent dispute came in January 2016, when Iran's Revolutionary Guard briefly detained 10 US sailors — nine men and one woman — and accused them of "snooping around" in Iranian waters.
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Spyware sold to Mexico's government for snooping on criminals has been found on the mobile phones of prominent journalists and human-rights activists, according to investigations by the New York Times and other organisations.
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"The snooping incident caused the hospital to launch a review of how it goes about providing care to "high profile" patients, examining "confidentiality, privacy of the patient and their loved ones, and practical considerations.
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The strategy has faced accusations of protectionism - which the Commission says are unfounded - and data flows to the United States have endured a particularly tough ride since revelations of mass U.S. government snooping programs.
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Read these stories next: How To Get Over Your Nerves & Finally Tell Your Crush You Like Them Why You Can't Get Over Your Partner's Ex Snooping Through Your Partner's Stuff Can Wreck A Relationship
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WhatsApp just fixed a vulnerability that allowed malicious actors to remotely install spyware on affected phones, and an unknown number reportedly did so with a commercial-grade snooping package usually sold to nation-states.
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The works, "Scenery with Cameras" (2015) and "Night View" (2015), were censored by immigration authorities and barred from entering the country seemingly for depicting how widespread and pervasive instances of government snooping have become.
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The camera lens is a powerful symbol for voyeurism, and here, it was turned on the CEO of a company accused of snooping on citizens, or at least of exploiting our expectations of privacy.
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Last November, Prime Minister David Cameron's government unveiled a draft of the law that would give police and spies snooping tools they say are vital to protecting the public from criminals, pedophiles and terrorism.
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And, like the Cambridge Analytica app, which collected data on users' friends, the Research app had access to its users' communications with other people who had no idea the app was snooping on them.
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One immediate beneficiary of the government's case against Apple is the niche industry, based mostly overseas, that has sprung up to design apps and phones to thwart snooping by governments, business rivals and criminals.
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Screenshot: GizmodoFor extra protection against anyone who might be snooping on your online activities—from coffee shop hackers to the local authorities—get a VPN (Virtual Private Network) installed on your phone or tablet.
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The iPhone X owner would technically have to look at their phone to see their message notifications on lock screen anyways, so the messages might as well stay hidden from any other snooping faces.
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As with all Telltale productions, your mileage is likely to differ—you might choose to be polite to the snooping Vale, whereas I essentially told her to get the hell out of my house.
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He had discovered that a little-known WeWork employee, Ari Matityahu, had turned up several times to Knotel offices, effectively snooping on the company while pretending to be a CEO looking for office space.
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In short, we lack the information to judge whether the government is snooping on people because of their political beliefs, national origins, or religious affiliations — which would be a flagrant violation of our Constitution.
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Emotions are often signs that something is amiss—either with the other person, or with you—and should empower you to examine your feelings about your job, friendship, or relationship outright rather than snooping.
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Over the next few months, I gathered my own coalition of the willing, snooping around to find out who liked to do what and asking senators' staff for time to watch them doing it.
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Dude may have a point ... we did some snooping and found a pic of The Game showing off his endowment in some nut huggers, and it's yet to be removed after over a year.
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AFP (via The Guardian) quotes Yannick Buttet, the Swiss Christian Democratic party's vice president, a backer of the expanded powers, arguing the expansion of state snooping powers is not akin to mass surveillance programs elsewhere.
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And 2016 gave the world Ho Ho Ho… Santa Gave Me Anal for Christmas from Jules Jordan, in which the gift giver scolds, spanks, and inevitably fucks a girl for snooping through her presents early.
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Fantasmo is betting that private property owners won't want big corporations snooping around to map their indoor spaces, and instead will want to retain control of this data so they can dictate how it's used.
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Switching sides, snooping, and a lot of talk about private dinners — this week's events in the U.S. government could easily double as the summary of a late season episode of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta.
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If you tell somebody, "I am not snooping on you," or, "I am giving you some level of privacy; I will not look in your drawers," then you should keep your word and be honest.
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Only Digital Pictures' game played out in real time, meaning that the player only learns the correct pattern of snooping and trapping after a handful of playthroughs (and, if they're like me, copious note-taking).
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Here was a person who had escaped a life where people were mistreating her, only to have you do the same by snooping through her things and sending a photo of her to a stranger.
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All of which raises an important question: As Congress wrestles with policies to limit tech monopolies' privacy invasion, should issues like home surveillance, snooping on minors and worker background checks be part of that discussion?
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When Don's son, Tyler (Charlie Plummer), discovers a disturbing photo in Don's truck, he does some more snooping with the help of his friend Kassi (Madisen Beaty), a self-described expert on the Clovehitch Killer.
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Look at this map, which follows the pings collected by the apps on one Sunday afternoon last year: Smartphone snooping software let me record when my phone shared my precise location with third-party trackers.
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Previously, U.S. officials have shied away from attributing government hacks to a foreign nation, let alone bringing charges for the intrusion, fearing that it might spark adversaries to retaliate by exposing America's own digital snooping.
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In an older China, a bossy place which issues old men and women with red armbands and tasks them to sit outside apartment blocks, snooping on all who pass, he is an object of suspicion.
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For years, Republicans in the nation's capital have fretted over the rise of handset makers like Huawei, for example, amid concerns that the company and its peers are snooping on Americans on behalf of Beijing.
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In one scene she appears as a snooping maid as Henry is chaperoned by his "top gentleman" to wife Anne of Cleves's bedchamber, where courtiers will literally watch to see if the marriage can be consummated.
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If someone is snooping on the main character on the left, they're alone and secure on the right; if they're ploddingly playing piano on the "your phone" side, they're a concert pianist in the iPhone space.
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Today, Netflix released its survey of thousands of public bingers, which found that plenty of people notice when others are snooping over their shoulder to see what they're watching, and most aren't embarrassed by said snoopers.
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Former Trump adviser Michael Caputo's suggestion that a second government informant may have been snooping on the president's 2016 campaign came into question overnight, as two other individuals involved in the flagged discussions downplayed their role.
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After doing some snooping, Eleanor Young (Michelle Yeoh) reveals that Rachel's father is living in a Chinese prison, and that Rachel's mother, Kerry (Kheng Hua Tan), had fled the country while she was pregnant with Rachel.
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Bill C-13, which came into effect in 2014, effectively criminalized revenge porn, but drew criticism from even the staunchest anti-revenge porn advocates because it folded in all sorts of snooping provisions for federal agencies.
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Mohammed Al-Maskati, a digital security consultant who provides training to activists in the Middle East and in North Africa, was selected on account of his dedicated work helping his professional colleagues avoid evasive government snooping.
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Its effectiveness is unclear, as the Justice Department admitted that FBI agents couldn't point to any major terror plots thwarted as a result of the snooping powers of the Patriot Act, according to the Washington Times.
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A lot of Ingress players are professional developers and programmers, and there was a rumor that Intel Maps, an app used by a lot of Ingress players to sketch out portal links, was vulnerable to snooping.
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"I've seen enough romantic comedies to know guys like me are always getting into jams like this," he notes in one of Ms. Kepnes's favorite scenes, when Beck comes home as he's snooping in her apartment.
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I fell down a rabbit hole of snooping (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, you name it) and spotted his girlfriend mentioning that she didn't recognize him at first, as he had started sporting a questionable beard for charity.
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It's obsession at first sight, prompting Joe to consume every social-media clue he can find, before moving on to more invasive forms of electronic snooping, all -- in his twisted mind -- to demonstrate his undying adoration.
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The indictment accuses Russian spies of hacking into the Democratic National Committee and the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton, and of releasing emails obtained from that cyber snooping with a a goal of influencing the election.
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Credit Suisse on Monday admitted to snooping on another of the bank's former executives, deepening a spying scandal at the Swiss group, which is already under investigation for putting its ex-wealth management chief under surveillance.
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There is no evidence so far that Halper attempted to join the Trump campaign and act as a double agent; nor is there evidence that he conducted any kind of illegal snooping on Page or Papadopoulos.
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The transatlantic Safe Harbour pact was ruled illegal last year amid concerns over mass U.S. government snooping and EU data protection authorities said firms had three months to set up alternative legal arrangements for transferring data.
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And you may only check it when you're looking for a job or snooping on someone—but it's almost always at least a little bit useful, which is more than we can say about most things.62.
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Of course, Instagram wasn't designed for events the way that Facebook is, but it can be popular because the party account can remain private and anonymous — helpful for staying under the radar of snooping parents, for instance.
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However while encryption might technically remain intact in the scenario they sketch, their argument glosses over both the fact and risks of bypassing encryption via fiddling with authentication systems in order to enable deceptive third party snooping.
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In addition, a new "person alert" has also been added for Nest Aware subscribers in which the software is able to differentiate a person snooping on your property from, say, a swaying tree or the neighbor's cat.
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"Al-Tajer is facing charges because he stated the obvious: Bahraini authorities are snooping on their citizens and anyone who steps out of line online faces jail time," said Joe Stork, deputy Middle East director at HRW.
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The two countries have been carefully rebuilding their intelligence sharing relationship since 2013 and 2014, when the U.S. and Germany were at odds over two spying scandals stemming from the revelations by Edward Snowden of NSA snooping.
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Harrington's character, who always had a crush on Franklin's character and became virtually part of the family, saw himself as a lady's man and often entered Romano's apartment unannounced using his superintendent's master keys and snooping around.
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I had been given the title of senior director and functioned as an analyst, which, among other things, meant a lot of background checks, identity verification and snooping into social media behavior over the last 20 years.
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Photo: GettyFacebook showed its whole snooping ass last year during the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and Mark Zuckerberg promptly promised to deliver users a tool that would give them some more power over how their data is used.
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Twenty-seven-year-old Cossey knew the story was coming; her dad had warned her that Rankine had started snooping around again not too long before the exposé dropped, she explains in her 1991 memoir, My Story.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A U.N. human rights expert has published a draft list of questions to measure countries' privacy safeguards, a first step toward ranking the governments that are potentially doing the most snooping on their own citizens.
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Trying to surprise someone with a road trip to a national park or a midnight tour of a museum or tea at the Plaza might involve snooping on the recipient's schedule or telling a few white lies.
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A quantum version of cloud computing could give users the confidence, based on inviolable laws of physics, that their data remains safe from snooping and hacking, even if stored and processed God knows where by God knows whom.
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For example, there's no way to know that someone isn't secretly snooping on your iMessage conversations because Apple doesn't notify you if someone is secretly monitoring your conversation or hasn't somehow replaced a message recipient with another person.
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Veronica is at home in Hiram's office snooping around and amidst the hidden holiday gifts she finds the deed to Pop's which Hiram said he only made a donation to and never fessed up to actually buying it.
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Brussels and Washington intensified negotiations to hammer out a replacement for Safe Harbour after the Court of Justice of the European Union in October declared it invalid because it did not sufficiently protect Europeans' data from U.S. snooping.
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You know how you'll hand over your phone to a friend so you can show them a hilarious snap, but don't really want them snooping inside your photo album or taking a peek at your WhatsApp chat log?
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Y— decided to go snooping through my e-mails, and since I wasn't big on passwords or putting old e-mails in the trash it took her less than five minutes to find what she was looking for.
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Citing instances of government and nation-state snooping, Safire has some strong words when it comes to computers and technical surveillance: Data rape is a sleeper issue; I don't know when Americans will awaken to our personal vulnerability.
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Doing so puts the user behind a company&aposs firewall, giving them the benefit of the IT department&aposs security and anti-snooping precautions as they go about their day — but often at the expense of internet speed.
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In terms of individual apps, it stops anyone from snooping on your WhatsApp and Signal conversations when they're in transit from one device to the other—and that includes anyone who works at WhatsApp or the Signal Foundation.
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Now, two authors offer competing fictional versions of the lost journal, exploring, with mixed results, Meyer's fervid affair with the president, her wily misadventures among the Capitol cognoscenti and the snooping disposition that may have gotten her killed.
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Mostly, it countered the growing suspicion that the bureau had been snooping on a presidential campaign on the basis of truly disreputable info—a dossier of salacious information compiled by an opposition research firm working for the rival campaign.
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You won't find words like "snooping" or "spying" in there but pay particular attention to the monitoring and tracking policies, and anything that refers to personal data and data collection, as this is where the key terms will be.
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But by making it fully encrypted, open source and free, even for teams as large as 500 people, it could be attractive to cost- and security-conscious teams who are at all worried about anyone snooping on their communications.
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Companies like Google, Amazon, and Facebook have access to a lot of user data, but Apple, with its philosophy of not snooping on customers — in favor of charging megabucks for hardware — has rather tied its hands in that regard.
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The change comes two weeks after Uber settled a U.S. Federal Trade Commission complaint that the company failed to protect the personal information of drivers and passengers and was deceptive about its efforts to prevent snooping by its employees.
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With the cat out of the bag, OnePlus admitted to the non-consensual snooping in a post to its customer service forum on Friday, but said the intent of the program was improving user experience on its OxygenOS software.
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I agreed—less because I liked sticking it to the man and more because I liked snooping in stranger's flats—and so began the journey that led me to Brody Dalle's best band: not The Distillers, IMO, but Spinnerette.
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It broadly welcomed the new measures but said the government had "further work to do" in allaying worries about the necessity and cost of collecting internet records, and in justifying so-called "bulk powers" (bugging and snooping en masse).
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Federal charges unsealed Wednesday allege that Saudi Arabia carried out a massive online spying operation, snooping on the accounts of more than 6,000 Twitter users — and prosecutors say the country did it with the help of two Twitter employees.
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I discovered this much later, while he was passed out on my couch, his unlocked phone calling out my name, telling me I was only snooping to confirm that he was not cheating on me, not that he was.
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But a courtroom dispute involving classified snooping prompted nearly all of the team to abruptly quit this fall, leaving only a 39-year-old former SEAL turned lawyer with just six years' experience, and none with a capital case.
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Binds like, let's say, Villanelle not reading any of the research and therefore being unable to answer basic questions about philosophy, or accidentally revealing that she knows more about Aaron than she should, or being caught snooping by Aaron's trick bookcase.
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The case raises questions over the extent to which state surveillance is acceptable in an open, democratic society, similar to those asked in the United States after whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed the extent of snooping by the National Security Agency.
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"The court agreed to impose safeguards to protect political activity and third-party communications from government snooping, but was not equally careful to protect our clients' private and personal communications," said ACLU of DC attorney Scott Michelman in a statement.
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They can't do that if you're using an app like Signal, which uses "end-to-end encryption," preventing electronic snooping anywhere along the line — including on the service's own servers and while the data is in transit between networks and devices.
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The United States and Washington accelerated negotiations on a new framework enabling firms to easily transfer personal data across the Atlantic after the previous one was struck down by a top EU court last year on concerns about U.S. snooping.
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But the nefarious "secret place" described by Rudd is really just a simple thing called privacy — the privacy of WhatsApp's billion or so non-terrorist users to communicate with friends, loved ones, colleagues or whomever without snooping eyes peering in.
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Now, law enforcement agencies in the US and Europe have detailed another, far more hands-on tactic: Snooping on Wi-Fi from a vehicle parked a few feet away from a target office—or even from a laptop inside their hotel.
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It's almost as if thousands of spooks and hackers suddenly cried out at once… The Internet Engineers Task Force has just unanimously approved a security framework that will make encrypted connections on the web faster and more resistant to snooping.
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Spangenberg's lawyer, Barbara Figari, says that Uber employees had an easy way to get around the data access policy — they'd simply pull the customer's data into a project, making the query look like a product test rather than plain old snooping.
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He and Columbia graduate student Alex Teachey concluded that it would be surprisingly easy to wipe out Earth's signal, distort it to look strange or even edit out the fingerprint of life — provided researchers knew the location of the snooping aliens.
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And given the large number of third-party apps we regularly download, we've opened so much of our precious information up to both malware and snooping, courtesy of a piece of hardware that essentially amounts to a collection of sensors.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - Companies must tell employees in advance if their work email accounts are being monitored without unduly infringing their privacy, the European Court of Human Rights said in a ruling on Tuesday defining the scope of corporate email snooping.
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The ramifications of Attorney General Loretta Lynch's demand that she be allowed access to everyone in the world's emails and information stored in the cloud are enormous, particularly in the wake of Edward Snowden's accusations about U.S. government snooping activity.
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After the first instance of vagina consumption and some supernatural snooping around a museum, we see Bilquis at her height — an otherworldly deity leading a gaggle of worshippers in an orgy that would make the Britney Spears "Slave" video blush.
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People on Twitter and Reddit have mourned the tab's disappearance and questioned what they're supposed to do without their favorite tool for quietly snooping on the antics of their friends, crushes, partners, celebrities, and everyone else they follow on Instagram.
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But she wouldn't fall asleep, and after a while when she was rested she'd begin to prowl around the room, snooping idly, the way girls do, through her mother's toiletries and in the chest of drawers where they'd unpacked their clothes.
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Digital monitoring — from tracking those whom loved ones communicate with to snooping on their social media accounts to checking their locations — is becoming common even among people who view themselves as mindful of the boundaries with their children and partners.
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Surveillance is a sensitive issue because of extensive snooping by the Stasi secret police in Communist East Germany and by the Gestapo in the Nazi era, and the Federal Court of Justice decision overturned a ruling by a lower court.
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" Best line: Violet was in her usual good form: "Never let tenderness be a bar to a bit of snooping"; "If reason fails, try force"; "I never answer any question more incriminating than whether or not I need a rug.
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Given that it's wildly inappropriate for professors to be snooping on undergraduates in an attempt to intimidate them politically, Ferguson has been forced to resign from his post running the Cardinal Conversations initiative (but he remains a senior fellow at Hoover).
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But while that might be sufficient to prevent a sketchy flashlight app from snooping on you, it's still not quite enough to stop apps that might legitimately need your location from constantly running in the background and recording everywhere you go.
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Those charges stem from his orchestration of one of the largest intelligence leaks in American history, which exposed secret U.S. spying programs, sparked a national dialogue about government snooping and led to legislation that curtails the use of some spying tools.
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This is not only the best way to pitch the action to colleagues but it's also less exposed to snooping and is inherently ephemeral, as a representative from the Writers Guild of America, which represents VICE's editorial union, told Motherboard.
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Related: Why the Fight Between Iran and Saudi Arabia Isn't About Religion Iran's Revolutionary Guards detained 10 US sailors and seized two US Navy boats in the Persian Gulf on Tuesday, accusing them of "snooping around" in Iranian territorial waters.
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After all, Americans seem united in their dislike of the phone and cable behemoths that dominate internet service in the US. More importantly, the principle of protecting your personal online data from snooping wouldn't seem to break down along tidy partisan lines.
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The press attacked it as a hated rival, and the authorities started snooping; so though his shows had broken no laws (there being none in force), he was hauled before a grand jury, lied to it, recanted, and narrowly escaped a perjury rap.
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A leading member of the senate intelligence committee has vowed to "get to the bottom" of allegations, reported in a BuzzFeed News story published Friday, that the intelligence division at the Treasury Department has been illegally snooping on the finances of Americans.
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The company also has oodles of data — thanks to its pervasive snooping on people's online activities — so if you buy into the theory that love can be algorithmically reverse engineered then Facebook certainly has enough data-points to play at being Emma.
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I have done the thing where you are snooping through someone's photos, leave their profile, are immediately filled with fear that you accidentally faved something, RETURN to their profile to make sure you didn't fave something, and so on and so forth.
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The advantage is that you can get to it relatively quickly but the disadvantage is of course that any potential adversaries that may be snooping around in the same area with special submarines can also hear it, and could steal it perhaps.
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On January 28, 2014 — European Data Protection Day (yes, it's been celebrated in Europe since 2006) — EU vice president and justice commissioner Viviane Reding said in a speech that European citizens were "in shock" over the extent of the National Security Agency snooping.
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The presence of the feature means it's very hard for your messages to be intercepted and read by a third party, be it a malicious hacker, internet provider or a government organization snooping around (and there's good reason to believe they are).
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While 22019 percent of respondents in a recent Harvard Harris Poll said they favored a special counsel to look into potential collusion, 73 percent also believe the special counsel should look at the unmasking, snooping and leaking that occurred during the Obama administration.
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These include greater security due to its 'line of sight' requirements (no snooping on a network from outside a building or the other side of a wall), and being able to use existing lighting infrastructure to double up as LiFi access points.
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Drones are stirring up public annoyance in the U.K. as the number of complaints to police are said to have soared twelvefold over the past two years – including allegations of snooping neighbors, burglary "scoping" exercises, prison smuggling and near-misses with aircraft.
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While many Americans expect some degree of National Security Agency-style snooping and old-fashioned censorship, and some find it disturbing, the idea of actually doing business with the defense and intel folks might seem like a plunge into the dark side.
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His prediction about dossier compiling also rings a few bells when read in 2019: Snooping has become a pernicious habit with government officials, a lucrative industry for technocratic compilers of dossiers and a titillating way of life for too many nosy people.
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Red Century When Americans think of Communism in Eastern Europe, they imagine travel restrictions, bleak landscapes of gray concrete, miserable men and women languishing in long lines to shop in empty markets and security services snooping on the private lives of citizens.
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The federal government has determined that Chinese hackers have been snooping on personal email accounts of top U.S. officials for years and just last year Secretary of State John Kerry said it is "likely" that Russian and Chinese hackers are reading his emails.
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A letter Wray issued responding to the report seemed to welcome Horowitz's conclusion that the Trump-Russia probe was justified, while accepting that the FBI's handling of surveillance—particularly snooping on U.S. citizens—fell short of the rigorous standards required for such work.
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Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, roped him in almost from the outset, defending his snooping for dirt on the Bidens by publicizing text messages in which Volker set up a meeting between Giuliani and a top aide to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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In short, anyone who might intercept emails from this server while in transit—maybe an internet service provider, or someone snooping on either the sender or the recipient's network—doesn't have to worry about encryption getting in the way of the email's content.
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The Islamic State group's use of mobile and encryption technology is a source of growing tension between American intelligence officials who want to investigate terrorist crimes and intercept terrorist communications, and Silicon Valley, which says it wants to protect the users from government snooping generally.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Internet traffic to Wikipedia pages summarizing knowledge about terror groups and their tools plunged nearly 30 percent after revelations of widespread Web monitoring by the U.S. National Security Agency, suggesting that concerns about government snooping are hurting the ordinary pursuit of information.
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Fleet commanders departing from, say, Pearl Harbor, knew a Soviet "AGI" -- a fishing trawler packed with electronic snooping gear, and a forerunner to Viktor Leonov -- would be lurking offshore and would follow along to collect signals intelligence and information about American tactics and practices.
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In the letter addressed to Senator Wyden, the company's counsel said that as of June 19th, 2018, swipe data and other actions have been padded so they all appear the same size when being transferred, thwarting any sort of snooping that was previously possible.
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Every time I hear Tim Cook talk about privacy as a human right, I think about the biggest thing his company could do to help ensure that privacy: spread the ability for people to have conversations that are safe from government snooping across the world.
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WhatsApp exploit let attackers install government-grade spyware on phones WhatsApp just fixed a vulnerability that allowed malicious actors to remotely install spyware on affected phones, and an unknown number reportedly did so with a commercial-grade snooping package usually sold to nation-states. 3.
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It read, in part: Amy, I still blame you for my life falling apart … I see that you have put up a security system now, and I have been informed by people on the Internet that the police were snooping around my earlier emails.
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Debates over the merits of free will versus guaranteed peace: This is the issue du jour in pop culture from Captain America: Civil War to Westworld these days, mirroring the Western world's anxieties about the growing popularity of authoritarian regimes and snooping surveillance states.
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Although some critics call the court decision overly political, others see it as an unfortunate result of systemic European distrust of the American approach to privacy in the wake of ex-government contractor Edward Snowden's revelations about the extent of National Security Agency snooping.
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"There is a little bitty chance that Social Security may be snooping on your Facebook or your Twitter account," Robert A. Crowe, a lawyer from St. Louis who has represented Social Security disability claimants for more than 22.9 years, said he cautioned new clients.
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But in repeatedly snooping on behalf of prominent men in conservative media, Mr. Dietl has been accused of pushing the limits of what private investigators are allowed to do, according to court records and interviews with two dozen former members of his investigative firm's staff.
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He points to an ongoing case before Europe's top court, which started way back in 21997 when Schrems complained to the Irish regulator that the data of European Facebook users would not be safe from snooping if it was sent on to the United States.
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Washington (CNN)The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed that it has detected evidence of mobile snooping devices around Washington, DC. The devices could be the work of foreign governments or entities, however, DHS hasn't determined their origin, the agency said in a letter.
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After the disclosures by Mr. Snowden, a former contractor for the National Security Agency, the government appeared to give some ground to the industry, which was angered by previously unknown snooping on their products and embarrassed by disclosures of their cooperation with intelligence agencies.
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In brief, the report cited by Axios suggested that the only way to truly secure the next generation of wireless networks, on which critical infrastructure like self-driving cars will rely, against snooping by China and others, would be for the government to build that network itself.
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Cybersecurity experts who initially responded to the DNC hack identified two distinct groups of hackers operating in the system -- one who had exclusively gone after the party's opposition research file on Donald Trump, and one that had been snooping on DNC emails for about a year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some Republican lawmakers appear to be reassessing whether to make changes to a surveillance law that allows broad snooping of Internet communications, citing concerns over the handling of classified intercepts after leaks of conversations between Russian officials and American associates of President Donald Trump.
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A similar data transfer pact with the United States which underpinned billions of dollars of transatlantic trade was struck down in 2015 by the EU's top court on the grounds it did not sufficiently protect Europeans' data from U.S. snooping, throwing the business world into legal limbo.
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A virtual private network, that core privacy tool that encrypts your internet traffic and bounces it through a faraway server, has always presented a paradox: Sure, it helps you hide from some forms of surveillance, like your internet service provider's snooping and eavesdroppers on your local network.
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How to Keep Your Family and Friends From Snooping on Your Laptop and PhoneImage: Alex Cranz/GizmodoMany of us are more security savvy than ever when it comes to our phones and laptops, but there's one threat you might not be protecting against—the people inside your own home.
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Betty Cooper's, er, very intense mom Alice Cooper (Mädchen Amick) finds out about Archie and Grundy's relationship — by snooping through her daughter's bedroom until she finds that gun, which Betty (Lili Reinhart) stole — and decides to put the teacher on a verbal "trial" in Riverdale High School's music room.
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For instance, if Verizon Wireless says it doesn't collect or share information about what sites you visit, but the mysterious VZ Snooping Co (fictitious, I should add) scoops all that up and then sells it for peanuts to its sister company, that could amount to a deceptive practice.
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For the average person on the internet, giving informed consent to that tracking and snooping is not really possible — in part because, as revealed by Zuckerberg himself yesterday, companies like Facebook and Google don't have any real competition, and so their users don't have viable alternatives to turn to.
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The day before the ABC raid, police separately raided the home of a journalist at the Sunday Telegraph, one of Australia's bestselling papers, in connection with a story about secret plans to expand the state's surveillance powers to include snooping on people's e-mails, text messages and bank accounts.
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This year Apple posted the highest single quarter profits of any corporation in history, thanks largely to the continued growth of the iPhone 6 line – a full disk encrypted phone that CEO Tim Cook assured customers, very publically, would be inaccessible to NSA snooping after the Snowden fiasco.
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Like its predecessor, Laura's Story takes place within the interface of a "lost phone," and through some slightly unpleasant snooping—which the game warns you against doing in real life—you uncover the real story behind this person's life, as told through their texts, emails, notes and photos.
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In a rare glimpse into the scope of its active surveillance operations, the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA), also dubbed the 'British FBI', has outlined some examples of the computer hacking and snooping techniques it uses to help catch crooks involved in everything from financial cybercrime to sextortion schemes.
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I don't think it's wrong to go snooping around in a dead writer's diaries and letters, but most of them would be horrified to know their private thoughts and correspondence were published and went out of their way to try to prevent such things from surviving their death.
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Related: 10 US Sailors Detained by Iran for 'Snooping Around' Will Reportedly Be Freed Soon Iran's army chief said on Wednesday that the seizure of two boats and their 10 sailors should be a lesson to members of the US Congress trying to impose new sanctions on Tehran.
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He has rough hands and an easy smile and captains a hundred-year-old boat that he takes out to the Channel Islands the long way, a 6-hour trip each leg during which, according to some cursory Instagram snooping, he prefers to listen to old-time country and western music.
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If you need help, just follow the instructions in the videos linked below:How to install on your MacHow to install with WindowsAnd if you're looking for other ways to conceal your browsing habits from your ISP or anyone else who might be snooping, here's a guide from Gizmodo's Adam Clark Estes.
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As BuzzFeed reported, FinCEN officials have also accused OIA of engaging in domestic spying by illegally snooping on the banking records of American individuals and companies — an issue that the inspector general said will be addressed in a separate audit expected to be finished at the end of the year.
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Install a VPN appOn the open, unsecured wi-fi networks that run in many coffee shops and hotels—the only really effective way of protecting yourself against snooping on non-HTTPS websites and apps is to install a VPN (yes—their uses actually go beyond faking which country you're in).
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But in a Fox News Sunday interview over the weekend, the President-elect suggested that there was no proof Russia had hacked the election, saying the Russian snooping in Democratic Party servers and emails of Clinton campaign staffers could have been done by China or even someone sitting in New Jersey.
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While EU regulators do not have a veto over the Privacy Shield deal, their opinion, due to be published on April 13, will be read closely for signs that they think the Privacy Shield provides inadequate protection against U.S. snooping, something that could lead them to suspend specific data transfers.
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The move follows a similar decision by Australia in August to bar Huawei from taking part in its 5G infrastructure rollout, as well as mounting warnings from the United States that the company's ties to the Chinese government make its products vulnerable to snooping or interference — an accusation Huawei strongly denies.
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This was a celebratory meal for two of them, who had spent the semester at a nearby art school, a rare splurge to commemorate their studies and a chance to show family and friends what it is the old man does for a living, snooping around restaurants, considering the delicious.
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The new electricity cable, along with the recent appearance of earth-moving equipment atop a rocky plateau overlooking Russia across the sea, points to one business that is flourishing in this part of the Arctic: snooping on Russia's expanding fleet of nuclear submarines armed with ballistic missiles in the Barents Sea.
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"These range from round trips to the destination of their choice to Broadway tickets and Michelin-star meals," said Mallory Blair, the company's C.E.O. "Historically, we coordinated these experiences with spouses, roommates, family members and snooping their Google calendar to arrange, until it trended toward a full-time job," she said.
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SSL made it possible for websites to collect credit card information over the web by encrypting the data as it traveled over the web so someone snooping on your connection couldn't intercept your details, and by using cryptographic certificates to ensure that you were handing over your info to the right website.
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It's possible to improve connection security as messages are sent over the internet, and it's possible to better secure the receiving and sending devices to deter snooping, but as long as people have cameras a recipient can take a photo of their screen with, no software can ever provide a 100% guarantee.
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"Your Apps Know Where You Were Last Night, and They're Not Keeping It Secret," Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, Natasha Singer, Michael H. Keller and Aaron Krolik, The New York Times — As smartphones have become ubiquitous and technology more accurate, an industry of snooping on people's daily habits has spread and grown more intrusive.
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Most of us are typically assigned a DNS provider by whichever company is selling us internet access, but you can change your DNS service if you want, perhaps because you don't want your internet service provider (ISP) potentially snooping on the URLs you've visiting or potentially selling your browsing history to advertisers.
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Second, a history of snooping by Chinese entities means not only that firms should be wary of the potential for industrial espionage, but also that the Chinese people should be worried about their right to privacy, because the Chinese government may now be able to gain access to their data whenever it desires.
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If you're feeling particularly paranoid, you should be vigilant about where you're typing in your passcodes: "Shoulder surfing," where someone learns your passcode because they're looking over your shoulder, watching you type it in, can be a risk if you leave your device laying around a bar or near a snooping acquaintance.
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And while those changes seem aimed at protecting iPhone users' data from run-of-the-mill thieves and snooping boyfriends, it could also mark another escalation in Apple's tensions with law enforcement officials and customs agents who want the ability to extract data wholesale from the phones of criminal suspects and travelers at the border.
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The revelation has rocked the country — WhatsApp's largest market with over 400 million users — and sparked fears that India's right-wing nationalist government led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has surveilled dissidents, even though it's not clear who — or even which national government — ordered the snooping through the software tool, known as Pegasus.
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Aside from quantum computing's well known roles in encryption and code-breaking, mainly of interest to governments, a quantum version of cloud computing could give users the confidence, based on inviolable laws of physics, that their data remains safe from snooping and hacking, even if stored and processed God knows where by God knows whom.
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EU data protection authorities also urged the United States and EU to agree a new data transfer framework in the same period, failing which they could start taking enforcement action against companies if they decided that alternatives such as model clauses offered no greater protection against U.S. snooping than the old Safe Harbour did.
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NSA agents would keep snooping on phone calls, TSA screeners would keep examining luggage and air traffic controllers would show up for work, along with food safety inspectors, border patrol officers and federal prison guards, most FBI agents, doctors and nurses at the VA and other federal hospitals, and any federal emergency and disaster relief workers.
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I have not actually touched a Nintendo Switch with my own hands or even been in the same room as one, but from my sophisticated online snooping, I can tell you that the controller vibrates and can be detached, and the graphics are elaborate, unlike the pixelated eight-bit renderings of my memories, punctuated by a primitive synthesizer score.
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But a number of my sessions are filled with stories about the ways that social media interferes with my clients' relationships: things like snooping in a Facebook account, and then agonizing over what to do with suspicious, but not completely incriminating, activity; or ending a new and promising relationship because the person followed their exes on Instagram.
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He and the others that I spotted through some good old-fashioned pew snooping weren't using their gadgets to scroll through Twitter or play Candy Crush, though — they were following along with the pastor in the pulpit as he read passages in the Bible, which happens often in non-denominational services focused on interpreting and applying scripture to daily life.
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Beyond ISP's philosophical objections to being more strictly schooled in how much snooping they can do on users, one more specific criticism of the FCC's proposals — made by ISPs and others — is that it focuses only on ISPs and does not loop in larger Internet companies, such as Google, which may also have amassed sophisticated data processing, user tracking and ad-targeting capabilities.
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YG's got a new audience hanging on his every word, and snooping to find out his lyrics before they're released to the public -- and that would be the Secret Service, according to YG. We caught up with the rapper at LAX and asked if Donald Trump has reached out about "F**k Trump" ... the protest song he and Nipsey Hussle recorded.
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Its series of unfortunate events included a failed $2 billion acquisition of the company by Chinese maker LeEco after LeEco itself fell apart; a lawsuit against LeEco over that deal breaking down; another lawsuit, this time from the FTC (settled for $2.2 million) over snooping on its customers' viewing habits; and a third suit brought by AMD, this time over graphics patent infringement, which AMD has since won.
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Moreover, if the Bureau had truly been dedicated to snooping on the Trump campaign, it wouldn't have bothered sending confidential sources to make contact with low-level staffers like Page and George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosTrump rails against Fox News for planning interviews with Schiff, Comey How to shut down fake Republican outrage over 'spying' on Trump Five takeaways on Horowitz's testimony on Capitol Hill MORE, who were clearly not in the loop on any decisions of importance.
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This is a boring, inside-baseball problem worlds removed from journalists' interest in gossipy snooping on official email, but Groshen argues that it's substantively consequential: Improving access to government administrative data so that statistical agencies could have access to more data to produce more and better official statistics would improve productivity in three ways: reducing burdens on respondents, improving the values of government statistics, and (likely the largest, but hardest to measure) improving the business, policy and personal decisions (allocation, investment, etc,) in the economy.
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But he says it was a one-time proposal for receiving information about the Syrian conflict during the transition and denies that there was any effort to hide communications between the Trump camp and Russia from US snooping: I believed developing a thoughtful approach on Syria was a very high priority given the ongoing humanitarian crisis, and I asked if they had an existing communications channel at his embassy we could use where they would be comfortable transmitting the information they wanted to relay to General Flynn.
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Last week, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed for the first time that it is aware of unauthorized cell-site simulators, the surveillance tools often called stingrays or IMSI Catchers, in various parts of Washington DC. While it's not surprising that foreign intelligence groups or criminal actors would be cell-snooping in the nation's capital, the DHS statement is the first US government acknowledgement that sensitive political communications, not to mention those of anyone in DC, are at risk of interception by devices that are currently unaccounted for.
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You could write off the whole affair as bureaucratic bungling, if it did not fit a broader pattern during Mr. Obama's two terms — the criminal investigations into government leakers and whistle-blowers by his Justice Department; related incidents of snooping into reporters' phone records and emails; and a more general press strategy that frequently puts the president in front of opinion writers and non-journalist media personalities but rarely provides formal interviews to the reporters who cover him daily, many of whom work for traditional newspapers and wire services.
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