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Washington Post - The Technology 202: Other countries use surveillance to fight coronavirus. Privacy advocates worry the U.S. could follow.

Washington Post - The Technology 202: Other countries use surveillance to fight coronavirus. Privacy advocates worry the U.S. could follow.

Nationalcommunications staffMarch 17, 2020

The Verge - The NYC Subway’s New Tap-To-Pay System Has a Hidden Cost — Rider Data

The Verge - The NYC Subway’s New Tap-To-Pay System Has a Hidden Cost — Rider Data

Nationalcommunications staffMarch 16, 2020

Law360 - Vt. Hits Clearview AI With Consumer Protection Suit

Law360 - Vt. Hits Clearview AI With Consumer Protection Suit

Nationalcommunications staffMarch 11, 2020

Wall Street Journal - How China Slowed Coronavirus: Lockdowns, Surveillance, Enforcers

Nationalcommunications staffMarch 10, 2020

Pew Stateline - States Have ‘Immense’ Powers to Fight Coronavirus

Pew Stateline - States Have ‘Immense’ Powers to Fight Coronavirus

Nationalcommunications staffMarch 5, 2020

EFF - Hundreds of New Yorkers Demand a Ban on NYPD Face Surveillance

Nationalcommunications staffMarch 2, 2020

Mashable - This Supreme Court case could criminalize online immigration activism. Here’s why.

Mashable - This Supreme Court case could criminalize online immigration activism. Here’s why.

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 28, 2020

Law360 - Embattled Startup Clearview AI On Uncertain Legal Footing

Law360 - Embattled Startup Clearview AI On Uncertain Legal Footing

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 28, 2020

Vice - ‘Weapon Detecting AI’ is Now Scanning Students in South Carolina Schools

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 25, 2020

C|Net - How schools are using kids' phones to track and surveil them

C|Net - How schools are using kids' phones to track and surveil them

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 25, 2020

Dazed Digital - How Beauty Is Being Used to Fight Back Against Facial Recognition and CCTV

Dazed Digital - How Beauty Is Being Used to Fight Back Against Facial Recognition and CCTV

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 20, 2020

NBC - Cute videos, but little evidence: Police say Amazon Ring isn't much of a crime fighter

NBC - Cute videos, but little evidence: Police say Amazon Ring isn't much of a crime fighter

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 15, 2020

The Daily Dot - Senators introduce facial recognition bill proposing moratorium on government use

The Daily Dot - Senators introduce facial recognition bill proposing moratorium on government use

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 13, 2020

Daily Dot - Can a lawsuit in Illinois stop a dangerous new facial recognition app?

Daily Dot - Can a lawsuit in Illinois stop a dangerous new facial recognition app?

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 13, 2020

Buzzfeed - The ACLU Called Clearview AI’s Facial Recognition Accuracy Study “Absurd”

Buzzfeed - The ACLU Called Clearview AI’s Facial Recognition Accuracy Study “Absurd”

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 10, 2020

techdirt - As The World Frets Over Social Media Tracking For Advertising, Young People Are Turning Fooling Sites Into Sport

techdirt - As The World Frets Over Social Media Tracking For Advertising, Young People Are Turning Fooling Sites Into Sport

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 10, 2020

Engadget - ACLU rejects Clearview AI's facial recognition accuracy claims

Engadget - ACLU rejects Clearview AI's facial recognition accuracy claims

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 10, 2020

NY Times - Clearview’s Facial Recognition App Is Identifying Child Victims of Abuse

NY Times - Clearview’s Facial Recognition App Is Identifying Child Victims of Abuse

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 7, 2020

Webpronews - Clearview AI Expanding Internationally—With Authoritarian Regimes

Webpronews - Clearview AI Expanding Internationally—With Authoritarian Regimes

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 6, 2020

C|Net - Clearview AI says the First Amendment lets it scrape the internet. Lawyers disagree

C|Net - Clearview AI says the First Amendment lets it scrape the internet. Lawyers disagree

Nationalcommunications staffFebruary 6, 2020