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EPIC Urges FTC to Regulate Surveillance Tech Companies Using Police as Promoters
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EPIC, Coalition Urge President Biden to Ensure That Federal Policing Funds are Not Used for Abortion Surveillance
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Report: FBI Relied Heavily on Google Geofence Warrants in January 6 Investigations
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Analysis: The Rise of Chinese Surveillance Technology in Africa (Part 4 of 6)
The spread of smart cities is a key area facilitating the spread of Chinese surveillance technology globally. Simply put, the smart city is a computational model of urban planning that purports to optimize operational efficacy and promote economic activity by utilizing Information and Communication Technology (ICT). In 2018, the Kenyatta administration in Kenya announced the launch of the National Broadband Strategy, which was designed to advance access to broadband, but also serve as a foundational policy framework to implement smart city technology.
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Ninth Circuit Okays Los Angeles Program Tracking E-Scooter Riders’ Location
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EPIC, Coalition Urge New Orleans City Council to Keep Police Facial Recognition Ban
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EPIC Urges Department of Transportation to Prioritize Privacy in Development of New Technologies
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Court Won’t Hear Merits of EPIC Suit Challenging Secret Postal Service Surveillance Program
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Supreme Court Declines to Rule on Warrantless Pole Camera Surveillance
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Preserving Community Control of Police Surveillance is Essential to Protect Privacy
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