Tag Archives: surveillance

Social Media: masked engagement

Posted on February 13, 2026 by borderslynn

Klippenstein, Substack: Homeland security is increasing the use of undercover techniques to infiltrate and interact with social media users in order to collect intelligence and target individuals, documents leaked to me reveal. The new program, called “masked engagement,” allows homeland … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged america, database of suspects, detention of suspects, homeland security officers, infiltration, masked engagement, no due process, Signal, surveillance, undercover agents, violation of privacy rights | Leave a comment

Year 2000 tech and terrorism

Posted on May 28, 2025 by borderslynn

At the end of the 1990s, Israel found its methods of surveillance outdated and not suited to the craft of their enemies. Their enemies were everywhere, more determined, innovative and increasingly menacing from Hezbollah in Lebanon, Iran, Libya, to Hamas … Continue reading →

Posted in anthropocene | Tagged anger, apartheid, bin Laden, colonialism, computers, data analysis, data gathering, data technology, hatred, Intafada, intelligence, islam, israel, Joint War Room, lobbying, menace, Microsoft, middle east, Oracle, Palantir, Palestinians, Saudi, security, Shin Bet, surveillance, terrorism, UK, year 2000 | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: surveillance

Social Media: masked engagement

Year 2000 tech and terrorism

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