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Half Of U.S. Adults Already In Facial Recognition Database Study Shows

October 19, 2016 Asa J 1273 Views american civil liberties union, civil liberties, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, databases, department of defense, Department of Motor Vehicles, facial recognition, facial recognition database, facial recognition network, facial recognition software, FBI, freedom of information requests, fusion centers, Georgetown Law Center, Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology, intelligence agencies, mugshot database, Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Police State, Privacy, state police, Surveillance, surveillance cameras, Technology, West Virginia Fusion Center

A new study conducted by Georgetown Law’s Center on Privacy and Technology shows that half of all U.S. adults are

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Intelligence Chief Says Smart-Home Devices May Be Used To Spy On You

February 10, 2016 Asa J 1023 Views anti-government extremists, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, China, CIA, copblock, copblock.org, cybersecurity, data-destruction, David Petraeus, department of homeland security, DHS, director of national intelligence, disinformation, electronics, espionage, Google, Harvard, intelligence agencies, intelligent transportation, Internet of Things, Iran, Islamic State, James Clapper, Mattel, microsoft, Nest, network connectivity, North Korea, Obama administration, Propaganda, russia, Samsung, Senate armed services committee, sensors, smart cities, smart grids, smart homes, Smart-Home Devices, software, Surveillance, surveillance state, Theft, tradecraft, wireless connectivity, Xbox

The U.S. director of national intelligence, James Clapper, has told lawmakers that intelligence agencies could soon use the “Internet of

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Military Facial Recognition Tech Now In The Hands Of Local Police

August 13, 2015November 28, 2015 Asa J 1578 Views ACLU, american civil liberties union, biometric program, biometrics, boston, chicago, civil liberties, copblock, copblock.org, department of defense, DNA profiles, facial recognition, facial recognition software, FBI, fingerprints, fourth amendment, intelligence agencies, iris scans, Lt. Scott Wahl, military, New York, New York Times, Next Generation Identification, Next Generation Identification biometric program, oakland, photographs, Privacy, privacy rights, san diego, San Diego police, software, Stasi, Surveillance, surveillance cameras, surveillance state, Technology, voice identification records

According to a new New York Times report, facial recognition software utilized by intelligence agencies and the military is currently

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