The Perpetual Line-Up: Interview With Clare Garvie In October, the Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law released The Perpetual Line-Up, a comprehensive report about the [...] By Art Keller | December 7, 2016 | Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights, Law, Policing, Privacy, Security | ACLU, Anonymity, Biometric Data, Chicago Police, Constitution, Crime, Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Driver's Licenses, Facebook, Facial Recognition, FBI, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Freddy Gray, Freedom of Information Act, Geofeedia, Georgetown, Instagram, LAPD, Law Enforcement, Maryland, Michigan, Next Generation Identification System, NYPD, surveillance, Surveillance Cameras, Transparency, Twitter, West Virginia Read more
Highway Privacy: It Tolls for Thee Massachusetts moves to all-electronic tolling on its toll roads. Your state may be next. But while it speeds travel, it removes another freedom: that of travelling anonymously. By Mo Lotman | September 21, 2016 | Automation, Privacy, Transportation | AET, Anonymity, Cashless, Data, Highways, Maintenance, Massachusetts Turnpike, Pay-by-Plate, Taxation, Tolls, travel Read more