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06/24/2026

So AI companies are wanting to see your ID to meet government standards, but you don’t have to have a ID to vote?

Anthropic is rolling out mandatory government ID and biometric selfie checks for flagged Claude users.

Anthropic's updated privacy policy officially takes effect on July 8, 2026. The AI company will require users flagged for potential violations to upload a physical passport or driver's license alongside a live selfie.

Verification is handled by Persona, a third-party identity platform backed by Founders Fund partner Peter Thiel. The system generates facial geometry templates that qualify as biometric data.

Digital IDs are rejected. Anthropic's official support documentation states the company asks for the "minimum information required" to verify identity and process appeals.

The company confirmed this sensitive verification data will not be used to train its language models.

06/19/2026

06/19/2026

The phone is designed as a “middle ground” between a smartphone and a dumb phone. Read more about it: https://cnews.link/commodore-callback8020-linux-based-phone/

06/18/2026

Depending on the AI, Elias Thorne is a lighthouse keeper, a clockmaker, a librarian, an explorer, and the star of countless stories. He’s appeared in books, music listings, YouTube videos, and even health guides. You’d think he was one of the most influential men on the planet.

But he doesn’t exist.

According to reporting by fine folks at 404 Media, researchers at Cornell University may have figured out why large language models invent and keep telling tales of the same fictional man.

06/13/2026

STAGGERING NUMBER OF FLOCK CAMERAS RECORDING LICENSE PLATES SPARKS PRIVACY DEBATE ⚠️
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Have you ever heard of Flock cameras? These license plate reader cameras are being installed all over the country. They scan every license plate that passes by, and supporters promote them in the name of “safety.”
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The concern is that Flock is a private company collecting this data, and law enforcement agencies can access or purchase that information. In my opinion, that raises serious Fourth Amendment concerns. If the government cannot freely build a massive surveillance system on its own, should it be allowed to get around that by relying on private companies collecting the data?
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As someone with a background in software and hardware, I can tell you this technology does not have to stop at reading license plates. With enough modification, cameras and related systems could potentially be used to capture more detail about vehicles, occupants, pedestrians, or even nearby businesses across the street.
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At the time of this writing, several counties across the United States have already started covering these cameras, ending contracts, or seeing citizens push to remove them completely. This is not just a traffic issue. This is a privacy issue.
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Sources: Chipley Digital Solutions

3D MAP SHOWS MASSIVE FLOCK CAMERA NETWORK SNARING AMERICAN DRIVERS — 75,000+ CAMERAS TRACKING VEHICLES NATIONWIDE 🚨
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06/11/2026

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