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US Treasury buying private app data to target people - Vimarsana News

US Treasury buying private app data to target people

The US Treasury has reportedly been expanding its digital surveillance in recent months, and is now buying private app data to target people

Shitbirds Of A Feather Flock Together: ICE Signs $274,000 Contract With Clearview - Vimarsana News

Shitbirds Of A Feather Flock Together: ICE Signs $274,000 Contract With Clearview

ICE continues to not care what anyone thinks of it. Its tactics over the past few years have turned it into one of the federal...

Meet the former Google employee, who is connecting the dots between Big Tech and Military - Vimarsana News

Meet the former Google employee, who is connecting the dots between Big Tech and Military

Former Google research scientist as head of Tech Inquiry, a small non-profit tackling the giant task of exposing ties between Silicon Valley and the US military.

Source: iol.co.za
Google, AWS, Microsoft Quietly Use 3rd Parties to Work With ICE, CBP - Vimarsana News

Google, AWS, Microsoft Quietly Use 3rd Parties to Work With ICE, CBP

Amazon, Google, and Microsoft have quietly used third-party intermediaries to sell their tech to ICE and CBP in contracts worth millions.

'That's where we get the leg up': How former government officials boost Amazon's cloud computing unit - Vimarsana News

'That's where we get the leg up': How former government officials boost Amazon's cloud computing unit

POLITICO ‘That’s where we get the leg up’: How former government officials boost Amazon’s cloud computing unit Amazon Web Services is snapping up former government officials who can help them gain access to lucrative federal contracts. Amazon employs more than 1 million people overall, after adding 500,000 new jobs last year alone. | Steven Senne/AP Photo Link Copied Amazon’s massive cloud-computing unit is aggressively recruiting U.S. government officials as it pushes to make itself essential to branches such as the military and the intelligence community, a POLITICO analysis has ...