Ken Macon is a reporter for Reclaim The Net, a publication focused on covering stories related to digital privacy, online censorship, and the impact of emerging technologies on civil liberties. His reporting primarily concentrates on issues surrounding biometric identification, government surveillance, and the erosion of individual privacy in the digital age.
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Ken Macon's coverage predominantly focuses on privacy, cybersecurity, government regulations, and data breaches. Given this focus, pitches should relate to experts in these fields who can offer insights into the latest developments in privacy laws and regulations or provide expert commentary on data security practices.
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Understanding the nuances.
California’s push for digital IDs sparks debate on convenience vs. privacy in a tech-driven future.
Critics warn digital IDs may threaten privacy and First Amendment rights.
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By: Ken Macon
Session relocates to Switzerland in response to Australian police visit, reflecting privacy-first stance amid rising global government pressures.
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Microsoft’s Recall tool in Windows Insider builds offers a digital memory timeline but faces scrutiny over privacy and data security gaps.
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The outgoing Senator wants KYC laws for cloud and AI companies.
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