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Why ‘deleted’ doesn’t mean gone: How police recovered Nancy Guthrie’s doorbell footage

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy / theverge - FBI Director Kash Patel said yesterday that investigators recovered footage from Savannah Guthrie's mother's doorbell camera using "residual data located in backend systems." This claim has many home security camera users asking an uncomfortable question:…

#cybersecurity #iot #dataprivacy #government #bitcoin #cybercrime #camera #law #digitalprivacy #crypto

Investigators wrangled video from Nancy Guthrie’s Google Nest camera out of ‘backend systems’

23 days / reddit / /u/cosmoplast14

Bitcoin Transfer, New Ransom Demand Surface in Nancy Guthrie Abduction Case: Reports

23 days / decrypt / Jason Nelson

Google recovers "deleted" Nest video in high-profile abduction case

23 days / arstechnica / Ryan Whitwam

How Did the FBI Get Nancy Guthrie's Nest Doorbell Footage?

23 days / ycombinator

Why ‘deleted’ doesn’t mean gone: How police recovered Nancy Guthrie’s doorbell footage

23 days / theverge / Jennifer Pattison Tuohy

FBI recovery of 'residual data' in Guthrie case raises privacy concerns on doorbell cameras | 9news.com

23 days / reddit / /u/twotimefind

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Paxful crypto platform fined $4 million after prosecutors say it ‘profited from moving money for criminals’

Sarah Wynn / theblock - Paxful Holdings Inc. was sentenced to pay $4 million after prosecutors say it profited from a lack of anti-money laundering controls.

#fintech #crypto #techpolicy #banking #cybercrime #scam #law #litigation #crypto

Paxful crypto platform fined $4 million after prosecutors say it ‘profited from moving money for criminals’

23 days / theblock / Sarah Wynn

Bitcoin Exchange Paxful Must Pay $4 Million Over Prostitution, Money Laundering Charges

23 days / decrypt / Sander Lutz

U.S. DOJ hits Paxful for $4 million in case tied to illegal sex work, money laundering

23 days / coindesk / Jesse Hamilton

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Nexperia’s Chinese owner loses court battle over control of Dutch chipmaker

ft - Amsterdam court upholds decision to suspend Chinese CEO, hand power to EU-based directors and probe mismanagement allegations

#semiconductors #techpolicy #china #chips #government #judiciary #supplychain #europe #law #eu

Nexperia’s Chinese owner loses court battle over control of Dutch chipmaker

23 days / ft

Dutch Court Orders Probe Into Chinese-Owned Nexperia

23 days / wsj / Kim Mackrael

Dutch court orders investigation into semiconductor chipmaker Nexperia

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El Paso flights grounded 10 days for ‘special security reasons’

Dominic Preston / theverge - The Federal Aviation Administration has closed the airspace around El Paso International Airport in Texas, grounding all flights in and out of the airport for the next 10 days. No explanation for the closure has been given, beyond a vague reference to "Sp…


FAA Closure & Reopening

FAA reopens El Paso airspace after its abrupt closure

23 days / axios / Avery Lotz

Feds halt flights to major Texas airport for 10 days without explanation

23 days / arstechnica / Eric Berger

El Paso flights grounded 10 days for ‘special security reasons’

23 days / theverge / Dominic Preston

Unusual FAA restriction closes El Paso airspace for 10 days

23 days / axios / Alex Fitzpatrick

FAA closes airspace around El Paso, Texas, for 10 days, grounding all flights

23 days / ycombinator


Military & Drone Assertions

One Mexican Cartel ‘Drone’ Near El Paso Airspace Was Actually Party Balloon: Report

23 days / gizmodo / Matt Novak

US takes military action against drone incursion in Texas

23 days / ft

El Paso airspace shutdown sparked by "military activity" near border

23 days / axios / Marc Caputo


All Other Stories

BREAKING: FAA reopens El Paso airspace after abrupt closure

23 days / bsky / @axios.com / axios.com

"The order was reversed around eight hours later without an explanation for what caused it. Early indications point to a communications breakdown between the FAA and the Pentagon." Translation: Pete Hegseth is drunk again.

23 days / bsky / @paul.bsky.social / paul.bsky.social

El Paso airspace shutdown sparked by "military activity" near border www.axios.com/2026/02/11/e...

23 days / bsky / @knittingknots.bsky.social / knittingknots.bsky.social

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23 days / bsky / @arstechnica.com / arstechnica.com

is the USA INVADING MEXICO? arstechnica.com/space/2026/0...

23 days / bsky / @chronosschiron.bsky.social / chronosschiron.bsky.social

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