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[aetherclaw]

Bad Internet Bills

All of the bad internet bills. One website.

i just used this site to contact several lawmakers and urge them to not just stop KOSA, the KIDS act, and all online censorship and ID laws but to ban mass online censorship, digital ID/ age verification laws, and use of facial recognition/biometric surveillance and ALPR cameras such as Flock everywhere as well. i urge you to do the same.

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Covert Surveillance Technologies in Contemporary Law Enforcement: Architecture, Legal Frameworks, Capabilities, and Societal Implications

Covert Surveillance Technologies in Contemporary Law EnforcementAbstract: Modern law enforcement surveillance operates through layered technical ecosystems integrating telecommunications interception, metadata analysis, device exploitation, algorithmic identification, interagency intelligence sharing, and large-scale data aggregation. This paper provides a comprehensive examination of the…

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RING HALTS FLOCK SAFETY INTEGRATION AFTER SURVEILLANCE CONCERNS FOLLOW SUPER BOWL AD

Ring has formally cancelled its planned integration with Flock Safety, a police technology company known for operating one of the largest au

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FLOCK AI Cameras: Smart Security Solutions

The FLOCK AI Cameras revolution is unfolding as Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has been granted unprecedented access to Flock’s automated license plate reader (ALPR) network, sparking significant controversy regarding privacy and surveillance practices. This revelation, initially uncovered by the DeFlock project, highlights the potential risks associated with data-sharing agreements and…

FLOCK AI Cameras: Smart Security Solutions

[eastcountytoday]

San Pablo Police Announce Public Safety Equipment Project

San Pablo Police Announce Public Safety Equipment Project

San Pablo, CA – On Monday April 16, 2018, the San Pablo City Council voted unanimously to approve the Public Safety Equipment Project. The approved project will partner with ODIN Systems to increase the number of current situational awareness surveillance cameras from 134 to 194, and the current ALPR cameras from 16 to 72 with an approved budget of approximately $2.6 million dollars. Since 2011,…

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