Business Insider: The ‘digital privacy case of the century’ is now in court

WIRED: Physical measures to amp up your digital security

Also from WIRED: How to encrypt all the things

And more: The Grand Tor: How to go anonymous online

American Thinker: Fake news on steroids–CNN forced to correct its latest big anti-Trump story

Reason: Court to cops: forcing a teenager to masturbate in front of you is not reasonable. (as in, the police coerced a teen to commit the act in front of them)

Daily Mail: Cop found not guilty of murdering unarmed, sobbing father of two.  (There is video evidence which clearly depicts murder by a power-tripping badged thug)

FEE: The myth of “unaffordable” health insurance just won’t die

National Review: Pentagon to carry out its first agency-wide audit

Betakit: Supreme Court of Canada upholds privacy protections for text messages

Quartz: Google’s true origin partly lies in CIA and NSA research grants for mass surveillance

Martech: Study: U.S. consumers think their data is worth only $244 per year

Harpers: Omnicide(That this is reality for every single person on Earth boggles the mind)

Engadget: All the cool gifts are made for spying on you

Gizmodo: How to track a cellphone without GPS…or consent

Task and Purpose: Report: The U.S. has 44,000 ‘unknown’ soldiers stationed around the world

Record Online: Report: opioid epidemic fueling rise in homicides

FEE: Europe is flirting with a disaster for free speech

AIER: End Net Neutrality

Jacobin: Why is there no “Saudi-gate”?

Scientific American: High IQ linked to mental disorders (Something I’ve long suspected.  Although should these mental disorders really be labelled “disorders” at all?

The Atlantic: Robots will transform fast food