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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Local leaders in Indianapolis are pushing for legislative oversight to regulate how law enforcement and city agencies deploy public surveillance tech.
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...
License plate reader manufacturer Flock Safety is reportedly planning to lay off 18 percent of its staff following widespread bipartisan opposition.
Local lawmakers in Milton are reviewing a proposed ordinance to regulate the deployment and oversight of municipal surveillance technology.
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...
Tempe has officially become the first municipality in Arizona to outlaw automated license plate reader technology, setting a new benchmark for municipal digital privacy.
A new startup called Outlit is pitching businesses on continuous AI surveillance of customers to spot upselling and retention opportunities.
Town officials in Emerald Isle launched a series of public forums to address community concerns regarding proposed drone surveillance and automated license plate readers.
Representative Rashida Tlaib has introduced legislation to cut off federal dollars for Flock Safety automated license plate readers, citing severe surveillance and privacy risks.
City officials in Oshkosh are weighing a new resolution to restrict the use of automated license plate recognition cameras amid growing community pushback over digital surveillance.