Immigration Agents are Retaliating Against People Who Record Them

We’re filing a FOIA to find out how deep the problem goes

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Flock Can Share Driver-Surveillance Data Even When Police Departments Opt Out, And Other Flock Developments

The company’s default agreement with police departments grants the company license to share people’s license plate data

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There’s Only One State That is Asking the Right Questions About Digital Identity

A digital ID system involves value-laden choices that should be made through explicit political discussion and debate

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Face Recognition and the ‘Trump Terror’: A Marriage Made in Hell

ICE and CBP are smashing their way not only through car windows but also through any constraints on the use of face recognition

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Your Smartphone, Their Rules: How App Stores Enable Corporate-Government Censorship

Big Tech Oligopoly helps the Trump Administration crack down on free speech

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Sweeping Ban on Drone Flights Across Chicago Looks Suspiciously Like an Attempt to Ban Press Coverage

We can’t let government block drone photography of newsworthy events simply by claiming a need to fly their own aircraft in an area or claiming the existence of vague “security threats”

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Surveillance Businesses Have Human Rights Responsibilities

The Trump Administration's immigration abuses are human rights violations

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Digital Driver’s Licenses Could Make “Surveillance Pricing” Much Easier for Companies

The coming battles over being identified versus not being identified

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“Surveillance Pricing” Hurts Consumers, Incentivizes More Corporate Spying on Them

Those hurt the most are those who can least afford it

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