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By Ethan Gregory Dodge · Launched a year ago
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The Crypto Wars are Ramping Up Again
Senate hearings and a recent indictment show how the FBI and DOJ continue to attack encryption.
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The Crypto Wars are Ramping Up Again
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Facial recognition ban proposed in Nebraska. The police are opposed.
Nebraska could be the second state in the U.S. to ban the use of facial recognition by government entities. The police arguments aren't anything we…
Ethan Gregory Dodge
Mar 12, 2021
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Surveil-link #107: Facial recognition ban proposed in Nebraska. The police are opposed.
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Clubhouse users in Saudi Arabia are being surveiled
Recordings of Saudi activist's Clubhouse conversations are being posted to Twitter and tagging participants
Ethan Gregory Dodge
Mar 11, 2021
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Surveil-link #106: Clubhouse users in Saudi Arabia are being surveiled
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Is your hospital, employer, or even your favorite bar using facial recognition?
Verkada's customer list, feature set, and lack of security show how quickly surveillance technology is growing and how far behind the regulations of…
Ethan Gregory Dodge
Mar 10, 2021
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Surveil-link #105: Is your hospital, employer, or even your favorite bar using facial recognition?
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March 9: China Brings Surveillance to the Living Room, Tech Company is Providing Nation-wide License Plate Readers, and more
China Brings Surveillance to the Living Room, Tech Company is Providing Nation-wide License Plate Readers, Indian also taps its citizens for…
Ethan Gregory Dodge
Mar 9, 2021
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Surveil-links March 9, 2021: China Brings Surveillance to the Living Room, Tech Company is Providing Nation-wide License Plate Readers, and more
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Surveil-links March 2: India Surveils Climate Activists, Amazon and McDonald's Spying on Labor Organizers, and More
Indian government surveils climate activists, Amazon and McDonald's spying on labor organizers, ICE using utility accounts to track undocumented…
Ethan Gregory Dodge
Mar 2, 2021
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Surveil-links March 2, 2021: India Surveils Climate Activists, Amazon and McDonald's Spying on Labor Organizers, and More
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Surveil-links Feb 23: Oracle is Advertising Surveillance Tech to China, London Using Chinese Surveillance Tech, and More
Documents show Oracle is advertising suveillance tech to Chinese law enforcement, London is using the same surveillance tech found in Chinese…
Ethan Gregory Dodge
Feb 23, 2021
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Surveil-links Feb 23, 2021: Oracle is Advertising Surveillance Tech to China, London Using Chinese Surveillance Tech, and More
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Surveil-links Feb 16: Apparently Warrantless Searches of Devices at Border are Constitutional, Another Location Data Broker Banned, and More
U.S. Judge rules warrantless searches of electronics are constitutional at the border, Google bans yet another location data broker from the Play Store…
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Feb 16, 2021
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Surveil-links February 16, 2021: Apparently Warrantless Searches of Devices at Border are Constitutional, Another Location Data Broker Banned, and More
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