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US government finally unseals long-hidden rulings on mass surveillance
New insight into mass surveillance court decisions over the years.
San Francisco is challenged over use of private surveillance networks to monitor protests
Observers say that it was illegal.
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Bipartisan bill aimed at protecting kids online would require Big Tech to spy on them
More kids’ data collection.
San Francisco wants real-time access to private surveillance cameras
A massive challenge to privacy.
Appeals court affirms the right to film cops
A First Amendment right.
Rights groups demand “speech offenses” are excluded from UN cybercrime treaty
Pushing back against threats to free speech.
California to test new digital ID
A new digital driver’s license.
Driverless cars record everything, making them moving surveillance machines
Police are increasingly tapping into the data.
Scooping private data doesn’t violate Fourth Amendment if the owner can still access it, court rules
Legal experts are warning the decision could “eliminate internet privacy.”