Tag: Surveillance

CybersecurityPrivacySoftware

Apple’s iOS 26 Enhances Privacy with Advanced Anti-Tracking Feature Now Available for All Browsing

Apple’s latest iOS update introduces stronger privacy controls that combat covert data collection techniques. The feature, previously limited to private browsing, now extends protection to all Safari activities, according to reports.

Enhanced Privacy Feature Rolls Out with iOS 26

Apple has integrated a significant security enhancement in its iOS 26 update that analysts suggest could redefine user privacy on iPhones. The feature, known as Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection (ATFP), is now available for all browsing sessions within Safari, not just private tabs as in previous versions. This move is seen as a response to growing concerns over digital surveillance and data harvesting practices.

by Gabriel Novak
CybersecurityInnovation

Commercial Space Imaging Firm Vantor Aids U.S. Space Force in Tracking Orbital Objects

Vantor, formerly Maxar Intelligence, is now delivering high-resolution space-to-space imagery to the U.S. Space Force. This capability helps monitor orbital objects in areas unreachable by ground sensors, improving space domain awareness and collision avoidance.

New Surveillance Capability for Space Force

Commercial Earth intelligence company Vantor has begun providing high-resolution space-to-space imagery to the U.S. Space Force, according to an October 22 announcement. Sources indicate this partnership addresses significant gaps in military surveillance of low Earth orbit by tracking satellites and other orbital objects that pass through “blind spots” inaccessible to ground-based sensor networks.

by Aaron Blake
Assistive TechnologyNationalismTerrorism

AI Warfare in Gaza: The Future of Military Conflict and Ethical Concerns

Israel’s deployment of AI systems like “The Gospel” in Gaza marks a turning point in modern warfare. This technology accelerates targeting but raises grave ethical and humanitarian concerns, with over 67,000 Palestinian casualties reported. Learn how AI is redefining military strategies and global accountability.

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has become a testing ground for AI warfare, with Israel’s use of systems like “The Gospel” highlighting a future where artificial intelligence dictates military targeting and operations. This shift, beginning in 2021, has escalated destruction, leading to over 67,000 Palestinian deaths and drawing international condemnation, including UN findings of genocide. As AI tools rapidly evolve, their integration into combat raises critical questions about precision, ethics, and the role of global tech firms in fueling conflicts.

The Rise of AI in Modern Military Strategy

by Aaron Blake