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There is no evidence in the available reporting that the Sukhoi Su-75 Checkmate carries the codename "Femboy." Open sources consistently call the design "Su‑75" or "Checkmate" (also T‑75), and NATO-st...
Courts and government agencies can compel ISPs and VPN providers to disclose user data through subpoenas, search warrants and other orders — sometimes sealed or accompanied by gag orders — and through...
A privacy‑focused browser (with tracking protection, cookie control and anti‑fingerprinting measures) handles most everyday threats like ad tracking, first‑party profiling and scripted trackers on vis...
Multiple U.S. federal agencies — notably the FBI and other law‑enforcement and intelligence bodies — have historically sought “lawful access” or backdoor capabilities into encrypted systems; debates o...
Canada’s debate over keeping the F‑35 or adding Gripen fighters centers on interoperability risks in NORAD/NATO operations: defence analysts and military sources warn a mixed fleet would complicate tr...
The claim that "the United States got kicked out of intelligence agencies with other countries" is not directly supported by the documents provided; however, the reporting shows recurring causes that ...
Declassified archives and recent leaks since 2000 have produced several high-profile threads linking public figures and networks to Israeli intelligence or to private Israeli intelligence firms, but t...