Inside the Taliban's surveillance network monitoring millions
The Taliban say 90,000 CCTV cameras in Kabul will reduce crime but there are fears for human rights.
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Your boss may be using surveillance software to monitor your productivity
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#AltGov: the secret network of federal workers resisting Doge from the inside
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British couple in their 70s arrested by Taliban
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DOGE Sparks Surveillance Fear Across the US Government
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British couple in their 70s arrested by the Taliban in Afghanistan
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British Couple Arrested by Taliban in Afghanistan, Family Says
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Australian and New Zealand militaries are monitoring 3 Chinese warships off Australia
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