#surveillance
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A Savannah officer handed her Flock login to her ICE agent husband
A former Savannah police officer was fired after an investigation found she had shared her login for the Flock license-plate system with her husband, an immigration agent.
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AI Tool Finds the Exact House From a Single Interior Photo
Raven, formerly GeoSpy, lets police identify the specific home where an interior photo was taken, pulling data from Airbnb, Zillow and Vrbo.
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Psiphon Ready to Leave Canada Over Lawful-Access Bill
Psiphon, a maker of censorship-circumvention tools, says it will leave Canada if Bill C-22 passes, forcing providers to secretly build surveillance capabilities for police and intelligence services.
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The Connected Car as a Surveillance Platform
Researchers at Northeastern University and Consumer Reports examined how much modern cars spy on their drivers — and who ends up with the data.
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San Francisco Keeps Its License-Plate Cameras, Offering Only Weak Safeguards
EFF has criticized the city's decision to retain its automated license-plate reader network, arguing that the new rules do nothing to remove the core danger — the surveillance itself.
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SparrowMap: Cameras That Watch Government Cars
The project proposes turning an old phone into a camera that recognizes government vehicles on the streets and plots them on a shared map, destroying data about everyone else right on the device.