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If you’ve ever been in a situation where you were using your device and instinctively felt you were being spied on, you might not be paranoid.
New data has come to light that shows the CIA performs several hacks on smart devices all over the world to spy on our activities.
These device breaches are not limited to US citizens alone; the information shows information being pulled from other nationals.
Instances where the Government Spied on Us
However, this isn’t that first-time massive spying has been revealed. In 2013, Edward Snowden released high-level documents that proved massive surveillance of the world by the CIA. Snowden had to escape to Russia where he still lives to this day.
The Former Director of Nation Intelligence in the US, James Clapper, has also stated that smart devices are making it easier for intelligence agencies to spy on people.
Typical home devices like smartphones, thermostats, cameras, and even smart refrigerators are increasingly utilized to record videos and voice conversations.
If you feel uncomfortable with the way communications are being breached by government officials, you can take steps to secure your data from them.
This way your data won’t be used by corporations, advertising agencies and the government to track your daily activities.
New data has come to light that shows the CIA performs several hacks on smart devices all over the world to spy on our activities.
These device breaches are not limited to US citizens alone; the information shows information being pulled from other nationals.
Instances where the Government Spied on Us
However, this isn’t that first-time massive spying has been revealed. In 2013, Edward Snowden released high-level documents that proved massive surveillance of the world by the CIA. Snowden had to escape to Russia where he still lives to this day.
The Former Director of Nation Intelligence in the US, James Clapper, has also stated that smart devices are making it easier for intelligence agencies to spy on people.
Typical home devices like smartphones, thermostats, cameras, and even smart refrigerators are increasingly utilized to record videos and voice conversations.
If you feel uncomfortable with the way communications are being breached by government officials, you can take steps to secure your data from them.
This way your data won’t be used by corporations, advertising agencies and the government to track your daily activities.
How do you Restrict your Data from Falling into the Government’s Hands ?
