Civil society coalition statement highlighting six major civil rights concerns regarding law enforcement use of face recognition technology.
Bill would ban the federal government from buying data on individuals within the U.S. from data brokers without a warrant.
Recommends U.S. surveillance reforms to respond to the invalidation of the EU/U.S. Privacy Shield.
Urges other states to follow with similar measures.
The arguments made in the group’s latest joint statement are not new, but they are just as dangerous as their predecessors.
OTI welcomes the OSCE’s free speech efforts.
D.C. residents must have input into whether, what, and how surveillance technologies are used on them.