"Welcome to a world where Juggalo makeup is your best shot at avoiding facial recognition surveillance." https://t.co/iUACGLRJMy — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 8, 2018

HHS is performing DNA tests on children forcibly separated from their parents. Is HHS following HHS's own rules regarding medical privacy?? — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 6, 2018

(There are obviously a lot of privacy concerns about the government/private contractors collecting the DNA of thousands of immigrants) Officials on the call said it won't be used for any other purposes but didn't describe what measures are in place to prevent that. — Alice Ollstein (@AliceOllstein) July 5, 2018

Children & parents must be reunited. Period. But, who is providing legal consent to test & share DNA info of minors? https://t.co/QLVdFgpO42 — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 5, 2018

All the feels on this one https://t.co/0b119WHldE — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 5, 2018

"When we used a smart TV for just 15 minutes, it connected with a staggering 700 distinct addresses on the internet" 700…? I hope this is not the number of domains: https://t.co/pDBbciq1ql — Wolfie Christl (@WolfieChristl) July 5, 2018

"You appear to opt into a discovery-recommendation service, but what you’re really opting into is pervasive monitoring on your TV.” #SambaTV — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 5, 2018

In America, television watches you. https://t.co/mK6sTT2x32 — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 5, 2018

Not even Facebook reads the privacy policies on Facebook… pic.twitter.com/pAlzO9xVJL — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 3, 2018

Acxiom has a repository of data that covers 65% of the world's population…"the data has been ETHICALLY SOURCED" ?! https://t.co/65M4WuKr9z — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) July 3, 2018