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Amazon is trying to solve pushback on facial recognition software with a web form

Mikael Thalen— May 23

San Francisco becomes first U.S. city to ban facial recognition

Mikael Thalen— May 15

Report: Your phone’s location data can be purchased on the black market

Mikael Thalen— January 8

Report: NYPD helped IBM secretly develop technology that identifies people by skin color

Christina Bonnington— September 6

Can law enforcement be trusted with facial recognition technology?

Ben Dickson— August 6

Walmart could soon be spying on employees and customers at its checkout lines

Monica Riese— July 12

Report: The NSA has secret spy hubs in major U.S. cities

Christina Bonnington— June 25

Officials report suspicious phone surveillance devices near White House

David Gilmour— June 1

Report: U.K. police secretly deploy cellphone data extraction technologies

David Gilmour— March 27

Chinese police are using facial-recognition glasses to hunt down suspects

Phillip Tracy— February 8

Court rules U.K.’s mass surveillance powers unlawful

David Gilmour— January 31

The real problem with Apple’s Face ID

Ben Dickson— December 12

Trump mosaic

Is Trump doing enough to keep this major privacy agreement alive?

Jonathan Keane— October 22

No, wiretaps on Manafort do not ‘vindicate’ Trump’s claims of Obama-ordered spying

Andrew Wyrich— September 19

The Internet Party is crowdsourcing an anti-spying bill

David Gilmour— August 19

DOJ seeks 1.3 million IP addresses of visitors to Trump protest website

Andrew Wyrich— August 15

A smartphone

Tech giants urge Congress to enact FISA surveillance reforms

Andrew Wyrich— May 26

Donald Trump and Chris Dickerson in the White House

Trump suddenly ends interview after questions about Obama wiretap claims

Andrew Couts— May 1

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