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How Medicare Records Become Training Data For Private AI
The most unsettling part is not that the data moves, but how many companies get to touch it.
Fieldwatch App Detects Nearby Cameras and Trackers
Fieldwatch detects Flock Safety cameras, Axon devices, trackers, drones, and more on Android.
Federal Judge Calls License Plate Readers a Form of Mass Surveillance
The ruling found access to a month of license plate location data violated the Fourth Amendment.
Flock Cameras Come to Norman, Despite Council Rejection
The council controls the police department. It does not control the sheriff, the commissioners, or the homeowners association on the other side of the fence.
Oklahoma Sues Roblox, but the “Fix” Is Biometric Checks
The lawsuit designed to protect children from surveillance essentially mandates a biometric surveillance system for 150 million users.
Lawton Police Deploy Clearview AI Facial Recognition Tech
Lawton, OK, just gave twenty-six officers the keys to a database its residents never agreed to join.
Oklahoma’s REAL ID Rebellion Over Who Controls Your Driver Data
A fight over data sovereignty now looks at whether a state’s promise of choice can survive the pull of a national ID grid built outside government hands.
Oklahoma’s Anti-Pornography Bill Is a Sweeping Ban on Erotic Expression, Sexting
The bill, if it goes anywhere, will face First Amendment challenges.
Country Music Singer John Rich, Dr. Ben Carson and Larry Elder’s Free Speech Bank Is Now Open to All
An anti-cancel culture bank that shuns political deplatforming.
Country Music Singer John Rich Creates Freedom Bank With Dr. Ben Carson and Larry Elder; Will “Never Cancel Law-Abiding Customers”
The Old Glory Bank says it will offer protection from deplatforming.
Google to Allow Users to Upload Driver’s License to Their Phone
A gateway to digital ID.
