surveillance

an anthology

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Analytical Reflection

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Government Surveillance Of Political Activists Is Scary, Illegal, And Common

When government agencies don’t like what you say, they have many tools to shut you down. One of the most effective is putting you under a microscope.

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What's Wrong With Public Video Surveillance?

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'Cybergulag': Russia looks to surveillance technology to enforce lockdown

Critics fear plans for enhanced monitoring could remain even after coronavirus crisis passes

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N.J.'s top court gives police power to keep dashcam video secret

Supreme Court ruling allows cops to deny requests for dashboard, other videos in many cases.

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Surveillance breeds conformity.

Glenn Greenwald

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Analysis: TikTok and WeChat may raise security concerns, but Trump's knee-jerk reaction isn't the way to deal with them

For years, the Great Firewall of China has blocked some of the largest online services coming out of the United States, including Google, Facebook and Twitter.

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Surveillance cameras near change rooms raise privacy concerns - CityNews Toronto

Best practices would see a store notifying customers that surveillance cameras are being used but that’s something most retailers don’t do

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Baltimore will soon begin a pilot program using private surveillance planes to help solve and deter violent crime. Other cities are also considering using the planes.

With this new technology, twelve high power cameras mounted on small planes will soar more than one mile overhead and capture everything happening in a city below. After a crime is reported to 911, authorities can zoom in on footage and see the exact location of where a crime had been committed.

Advocates tell NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez that this would revolutionize policing. Critics say there are major privacy concerns.

Get more details in our Nightly Film.

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Surveillance mode

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Ring and Nest helped normalize American surveillance and turned us into a nation of voyeurs

People who own Ring, Nest and other Web-connected cameras say they've reshaped their daily awareness around what's going on at home. But all that added vigilance has come at a surprising cost.

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why is the authenticity of these tickets in question? what are they being banned on highways?

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Animals with Cameras: Episode Three | About | Nature | PBS

Explore the secret lives of animals through their eyes.

the comment section brings up some valid points that should be considered. are entertainment and education good enough? or only for scientific necessity? 

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From Matt Lubchansky.