Sacramento sheriff is sharing data with anti-abortion states – The Sacramento Bee
According to documents that the Sheriff’s Office provided EFF through a public records request, it has shared license plate reader… read more
Who’s watching? How governments used the pandemic to normalize surveillance – LATimes
Sensors, meters and cameras inside and outside will hum in around-the-clock surveillance. The technology-laden “smart city” being built on the… read more
Smart Surveillance, special issue of Surveillance & Society
This special issue, edited by David Murakami Wood and Valerie Steeves, explores problematics of “smart surveillance” across a variety of… read more
JASIST Special Issue: Information Privacy in the Digital Age (September 2020)
…[T]here is a clear tension between developing and using technology for social goods and how that same technology might give… read more
The rise of smart camera networks, and why we should ban them – The Intercept
Kwet, M. (2020, Jan. 27). The rise of smart camera networks, and why we should ban them. The Intercept. https://theintercept.com/2020/01/27/surveillance-cctv-smart-camera-networks/
How to disappear – Bloomberg CityLab
Writing about urban surveillance for Bloomberg CityLab, Jessica Leigh Hester asks: Is it possible to move through a smart city… read more