On photography, suspicious activity, and how surveillance stifles creative expression
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Search Results for ‘fusion centers’ — 116 articles
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The murder investigation that wasn’t, and our slippery surveillance state
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Above: a news report from September 12, 2011, the day after three men were slain in a Waltham, Massachusetts apartment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I don't have anything to hide. Why should I care? Not concerned about your privacy? Great! Please email me all of your passwords, especially your banking and email passwords, and drop a copy of your home and car keys in the mail...
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Face recognition databases and image sharing expanding rapidly, to include drivers’ IDs
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Above: a company claims its face recognition system can identify a face amidst 36 million images in mere seconds.
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Domestic Drone Surveillance Usage: Threats and Opportunities for Regulation
This briefing paper was written by ACLU of Massachusetts intern Max Bauer “[O]ur country has taken singular pride in the democratic ideals enshrined in its Constitution… It would indeed be ironic if, in the name of national defense, we would sanction the...
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Pitfalls of the surveillance state: lessons from Boston
"Data-sharing troubles raise questions in Marathon case" – this Boston Globe headline should surprise no one.
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The ACLU at the National Conference for Media Reform
Heading to Denver this weekend for the National Conference for Media Reform? You can catch me on Saturday morning (early! wake up anyway!) discussing electronic surveillance and what we can do about it with a really cool group of activists and experts.
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