Campaign Announcement
TARGETED.ARMY Launches SOS to the World, a Public Appeal for Attention and Investigation
The August 4 appeal gives the targeted individuals community a public place to present its concerns and invite journalists, researchers and human-rights organizations to examine them.
August 4, 2026
TARGETED.ARMY launched SOS to the World on August 4, 2026, creating a public appeal from the targeted individuals community to journalists, researchers, human-rights organizations and public institutions.
The appeal brings together the community's concerns about reported surveillance, interference and harm, and asks readers to pay attention, examine the material and consider how credible concerns can receive independent investigation. It gives people seeking to understand the campaign a single public destination.
An Invitation to Listen and Examine
SOS presents the community's account in its own terms. Those accounts and the technical explanations offered for them should be distinguished from independently established findings. The purpose of further investigation is to determine what the evidence supports and what remains unresolved.
The campaign seeks engagement from people with different kinds of expertise. Journalists can examine records and ask questions; researchers can assess relevant evidence; legal and human-rights professionals can consider consent, dignity and appropriate institutional responses.
A Public Route to Background and Conversation
The SOS page provides a starting point for reading the appeal, exploring supporting material and contacting the organization. Its development also established related background resources and ways to direct readers to the campaign.
Within the wider Cognitive Freedom mission, SOS emphasizes the importance of taking people's concerns seriously while retaining careful standards for factual claims. Human dignity, mental privacy and personal autonomy remain relevant both to the treatment of people reporting harm and to the safeguards needed as technology develops.
The appeal is available at TARGETED.ARMY/SOS. Journalists and organizations seeking background, an interview or information about the campaign may contact Cognitive Freedom Coalition.