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Oracle cloud AI will enable mass surveillance, says Ellison

Oracle, as identified by Larry Ellison, is positioned to lead in AI infrastructure essential for mass surveillance applications.

AI Lexicon F DW 05/17/2024

Facial recognition technology has evolved significantly in the past 10-15 years, impacting digital security, privacy, and surveillance.

Oracle cloud AI will enable mass surveillance, says Ellison

Oracle, as identified by Larry Ellison, is positioned to lead in AI infrastructure essential for mass surveillance applications.

AI Lexicon F DW 05/17/2024

Facial recognition technology has evolved significantly in the past 10-15 years, impacting digital security, privacy, and surveillance.
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from Electronic Frontier Foundation
6 months ago
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The FBI is Playing Politics with Your Privacy

FBI Deputy Director urges more surveillance of Americans under Section 702 post-renewal, citing the need to demonstrate its importance.

Edward Snowden Is Among Those Sounding the Alarm Over Spying Expansion

The U.S. House approved a major expansion of mass surveillance, raising concerns among privacy advocates, including Edward Snowden.

The FBI is Playing Politics with Your Privacy

FBI Deputy Director urges more surveillance of Americans under Section 702 post-renewal, citing the need to demonstrate its importance.

Edward Snowden Is Among Those Sounding the Alarm Over Spying Expansion

The U.S. House approved a major expansion of mass surveillance, raising concerns among privacy advocates, including Edward Snowden.
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Brooklyn Defender Services files suit against NYC Department of Correction over phone call surveillance

The class-action lawsuit accuses the New York City Department of Correction of unlawful mass surveillance of phone calls within city jails.
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NGOs call upon the UK Home Secretary to stop expansion of Facial Recognition Technology

Privacy organizations are raising concerns about the use of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) in the UK.
The organizations are calling for an end to the expansion of FRT to protect privacy and fundamental freedoms.

'Eyes Everywhere': Congress Is About to Vote to Expand Mass Surveillance of Americans, Experts Warn

The U.S. House Intelligence Committee has proposed a bill that privacy experts warn would expand the government's mass surveillance apparatus.
The proposed bill would be the biggest expansion of surveillance in the U.S. since the Patriot Act, allowing the government to tap into the equipment of any entity that provides Wi-Fi service.

NGOs call upon the UK Home Secretary to stop expansion of Facial Recognition Technology

Privacy organizations are raising concerns about the use of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) in the UK.
The organizations are calling for an end to the expansion of FRT to protect privacy and fundamental freedoms.

'Eyes Everywhere': Congress Is About to Vote to Expand Mass Surveillance of Americans, Experts Warn

The U.S. House Intelligence Committee has proposed a bill that privacy experts warn would expand the government's mass surveillance apparatus.
The proposed bill would be the biggest expansion of surveillance in the U.S. since the Patriot Act, allowing the government to tap into the equipment of any entity that provides Wi-Fi service.
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The LAPD Is Using Controversial Mass Surveillance Tracking Software

The LAPD has purchased controversial mass surveillance software called WebLoc from Israeli company Cobwebs Technologies.
WebLoc allows police to track individuals using geolocation data and costs around $200,000 per year.
The LAPD plans to use the technology for a year before auditing its use and compiling a report.

Reauthorizing Mass Surveillance Shouldn't be Tied to Funding the Government

Section 702, a controversial mass surveillance authority, is set to expire in December unless renewed by Congress.
There is a rushed attempt to tie the renewal of Section 702 to funding the government, which is being opposed by organizations like EFF.

The LAPD Is Using Controversial Mass Surveillance Tracking Software

The LAPD has purchased controversial mass surveillance software called WebLoc from Israeli company Cobwebs Technologies.
WebLoc allows police to track individuals using geolocation data and costs around $200,000 per year.
The LAPD plans to use the technology for a year before auditing its use and compiling a report.

Reauthorizing Mass Surveillance Shouldn't be Tied to Funding the Government

Section 702, a controversial mass surveillance authority, is set to expire in December unless renewed by Congress.
There is a rushed attempt to tie the renewal of Section 702 to funding the government, which is being opposed by organizations like EFF.
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Orwellian': EU's push to mass scan private messages on WhatsApp, Signal

EU considering scanning encrypted messages for child abuse material.
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