Indianapolis lawmakers draft strict rules for municipal surveillance tools
Local leaders in Indianapolis are pushing for legislative oversight to regulate how law enforcement and city agencies deploy public surveillance tech.
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Israel Moves to Modernize Surveillance Laws Amid Tech Surge
Israel is grappling with the rapid pace of technological advancement, prompting a significant re-evaluation of its existing surveillance laws. A new amendment memorandum aims to update the ISA Law, ad...
Lawmaker targets automated license plate readers with federal funding ban
Representative Rashida Tlaib has introduced legislation to cut off federal dollars for Flock Safety automated license plate readers, citing severe surveillance and privacy risks.
Protesters Target Flock Safety Tech Over Mass Surveillance Concerns
Activists gathered outside a San Francisco technology conference to condemn Flock Safety's automated license plate readers, highlighting mounting public pushback against corporate and municipal survei...
Tempe Bans Automated License Plate Readers in Privacy Shift
Tempe has officially become the first municipality in Arizona to outlaw automated license plate reader technology, setting a new benchmark for municipal digital privacy.
Lakeland Police Department Invests Millions in Drone Fleet and AI Integration
The Lakeland Police Department has approved a nearly $22 million contract to significantly expand its aerial drone program and integrate advanced artificial intelligence tools.
Police unit quietly cuts ties with Palantir policing software
A regional law enforcement agency has officially ended its contract with Palantir, citing mounting pressure over data privacy concerns and algorithmic transparency.
Police Force Quietly Drops Palantir Analytics Platform
A regional British law enforcement agency has quietly terminated its contract with data broker Palantir, bowing to sustained pressure over civil liberties and algorithmic transparency.
Colorado Woman Sues Flock Safety and Police Over False Plate Reader Theft Accusation
A Colorado woman wrongly accused of porch package theft based on an automated license plate reader hit is suing Flock Safety, local towns, and police officers in federal court.
Norway Moves to Propose First Temporary Public Ban on Smart Glasses
Norway is setting a global precedent by proposing a temporary ban on camera-equipped and AI-powered smart glasses in selected public spaces over privacy concerns.
