Nowhere to hide: location tracking by domestic violence abusers and government spooks
Did you know that most states don’t have laws on the books to prevent us from using GPS trackers or mobile spyware to track each other?
Kade Crockford, Author at Privacy SOS | Page 104 of 182
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Senator Franken introduces bill to stop your creep ex-lover from tracking you everywhere you go
Who is opposed to laws that would ban or limit people or institutions from secretly tracking your movements via your mobile phone? The Department of Justice and the Software and Information Industry Association, for starters.
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Wikileaks, grand juries, and government harassment of activists
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ACLU attorneys Ben Wizner, Catherine Crump and John Reinstein spoke at the HOPE 9 hackers conference in New York City in July 2012.
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Targeting rapper smacks of prosecutorial abuse
UPDATE: On June 3, 2013, a judge ruled that the prosecution of Cameron D’Ambrosio may proceed, setting a trial date for June 27th and denying his request for bail. The 18 year-old Methuen, Massachusetts resident faces decades in prison for what prosecutors say was a "terrorist threat" communicated in rap lyrics the teen, who goes by "Cammy Dee," published on his Facebook page. His will be a jury trial.
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Scahill, Goodman and Chomsky talking ‘Dirty Wars’
On April 27, 2013, the ACLU of Massachusetts co-hosted an event at Harvard about Jeremy Scahill's new book and film 'Dirty Wars'. Professor Noam Chomsky and independent journalist Amy Goodman joined Scahill after his talk to have a discussion about the book and the broader political and historical context. You can see Scahill's talk and the subsequent conversation below.
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Mapping the human brain: we need to make sure ethical and legal questions don’t get left behind
In early April 2013, the Obama administration announced an ambitious plan to "map the human brain." Most media reports focused on the incredibly exciting, possible medical advancements that could result from the funding. But buried or ignored in many of the stories was a hugely important detail: exactly half of the funding will come from the Department of Defense’s far out research arm, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
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60 Minutes on face recognition: the good, the bad and the ugly
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