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ICE Rolls Facial Recognition Tools Out to Officers' Phones

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is using a mobile app that allows agents to identify individuals by pointing a smartphone at their face or capturing contactless fingerprints.

The US Supreme Court upheld a Texas porn ID law, finding that age verification for explicit sites is constitutional.

Taiwan is scrambling to make its own unmanned aerial vehicles domestically as drones increasingly become a crucial weapon of war.

Hackers hacked into the Lake Risevatnet dam in southwest Norway , opening a valve to its maximum setting.

The tampering increased the dam’s water flow by nearly 500 liters a second .

Officials say a weak password on a web-accessible control panel allowed the unauthorized access.

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