From Bavaria to Berlin: How Palantir Expansion Challenges Privacy Rights
Explore how Palantir’s expansion from Bavaria to Berlin is reshaping Germany’s privacy rights debate. Learn what this means for surveillance, civil liberties, and global entrepreneurs navigating Europe’s digital landscape. Why Palantir in Germany Matters The phrase “Palantir expansion Germany privacy rights” is more than just a search term—it captures a growing tension between technological innovation […]
The Rise of EU Resistance: How Sovereignty Challenges the Digital Euro Project
Discover why EU countries are resisting the digital euro, how sovereignty challenges CBDC adoption, and what this means for entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and advocates of financial freedom The European Central Bank (ECB) has long promoted the digital euro as a modern solution to declining cash use and rising competition from U.S. payment giants and stablecoins. […]
What SBV’s 86 Million Account Deactivation Means for Financial Privacy and Sovereignty, and What Are the Long-term Business Risks for International Entrepreneurs
SBV deactivated 86 million bank accounts; explore the privacy, sovereignty, and long‑term business risks for international entrepreneurs in Vietnam. Introduction The State Bank of Vietnam’s mass deactivation of roughly 86 million bank accounts for lacking linkage to a biometrically authenticated national digital ID is a watershed event for financial privacy and national sovereignty. International entrepreneurs, […]
Biometric Tracking in the UK: Civil Rights, Surveillance Risks, and Practical Defenses
Guide on how biometric tracking threatens privacy in the UK, plus practical defenses digital nomads and global entrepreneurs can use. Not that long ago we shared what was happening in Mexico with their biometric ID initiatives. Now we are discussing how biometric tracking threatens privacy in the UK and what digital nomads and global entrepreneurs […]
Mexico Biometric ID FAQ: The Legal Requirements for Digital Nomads
Explore Mexico Biometric ID Legal Requirements for Digital Nomads: key deadlines, required documents, and compliance tips to avoid fines. Are you a digital nomad planning to work remotely from Mexico? You may already know about visas and permits, but recent regulations now require biometric registration for stays longer than 180 days. This FAQ unpacks the […]
What Digital Nomads Should Know About Chinese Surveillance Infrastructure in Africa
Understanding Africa surveillance for expats is no longer a niche concern; it’s essential knowledge for personal freedom and data privacy. 🌍 A Watched World for the Free-Spirited For the libertarian-minded digital nomad, the allure of Africa lies in its dynamic cities, rich cultures, and burgeoning opportunities for remote work. But behind the promise of adventure […]
How to Protect Your Privacy in a Surveillance State
Having a digitally based company and traveling the world can be incredible, but it’s crucial to know how to protect your privacy in a surveillance state. In an era where global surveillance is expanding at an unprecedented rate, protecting your privacy has become not just a personal preference, but a professional necessity. For digital nomads […]
UK Surveillance State is Embarking on Murder Prediction Technology
UK surveillance state is embarking on murder prediction technology and it’s giving major CCP social credit score energy. The UK and China are really good case studies in how a surveillance state plays out and what that mission creep looks like. The UK is already under fire for its censorship of individuals simply sharing heterodox […]
Privacy is a Process, Not a Product
Having technological tools to protect your privacy is recommended, but equally important is understanding that privacy is a process, not a product. March 31, 2025 By: Bobby Casey, Managing Director GWP I love the pithy accuracy of this statement I read recently: “Privacy is a process, not a product”. I think the same could be […]
FinCEN Expands Their Surveillance
FinCEN expands their surveillance by broadening what “suspicious” means, rather than define what the behavior is. March 17, 2025 By: Bobby Casey, Managing Director GWP Any time there’s a “war on” something, you know that really translates into a heavier police and surveillance state. War on drugs? War on money laundering? War on terror? War […]
