Coronavirus and NSA Spying: Together at Last?
By Michael Boldin We were warned. Fear is the foundation of governments. And the effort to “protect” you from coronavirus will likely include a continuation…
By Michael Boldin We were warned. Fear is the foundation of governments. And the effort to “protect” you from coronavirus will likely include a continuation…
By Mona Wang and Gennie Gebhart A school district in New York recently adopted facial recognition technology to monitor students, and it is now one…
By Aaron Kesel A new app lets you see cameras, Bluetooth beacons and smart speakers around you and help you opt out of data collection….
By John Klyczek As a result of federal initiatives to “get tough on crime,” such as the Reagan Administration’s War on Drugs and the Clinton…
By Garfield Benjamin, Solent University The UK is currently witnessing a tug of war over facial recognition. On the streets of London and in South…
By Graham Smith It may sound like something from a dystopian cyberpunk movie, but payment providers could soon be validating transactions by the way users…
By MassPrivateI Smart homes and apartments are giving property owners unprecedented access to renters’ private lives. A recent article in The Boston Globe revealed how…
Technocracy News & Trends Editor’s Note: Students across the country are rebelling against the use of facial recognition to track them 24/7 and record class…
By MassPrivateI What happens when a city receives complaints about unlit walking paths? A typical response to a lack of lighting on walking paths usually…
By Whitney Webb Early last week, the city of New York launched — with little media scrutiny — one of two new massive cybersecurity centers…
By Dave Mass and Hayley Tsukayama California police and sheriffs are failing to protect the privacy of drivers on city streets, the California State Auditor’s…
By MassPrivateI Cities and towns are creating new ways to expand neighborhood surveillance programs known as police cam-share programs. An article in The Baltimore Sun…
By Andrew P. Napolitano “The Framers … conferred, as against the Government, the right to be let alone – the most comprehensive of rights, and…
By Michael Boldin State and local government agencies act as integral parts of the national surveillance state though Information Sharing Environment (ISE) and fusion centers….