By Shane Trejo The Michigan House overwhelmingly approved a resolution Thursday that would give voters an opportunity to put “electronic data and communications” on the same…
By Derrick Broze On Tuesday a federal appeals court with jurisdiction in Virginia and Maryland ruled that police do not need a search warrant to…
By Kelli Sladick Two local New York law enforcement agencies spent over $550,000 purchasing and maintaining stingray devices to track the location of phones and…
By Claire Bernish For the first time since the implementation of the USA Freedom Act, Yahoo! published three National Security Letters — perhaps the most…
By Shane Trejo A bill introduced in the New York Assembly to put strict limitations on the use of automated license plate reader systems (ALPRs)…
By Derrick Broze Computer scientists at Purdue University have created a new tool which could potentially allow law enforcement to access any camera that is…
By Charles Farrier UK roads mass surveillance database contract awarded to subsidiary of arms manufacturer involved in fraud prosecution. What could possibly go wrong? If…
By Graham Vanbergen In our article “Britain Moves From Democracy to Authoritarian State in Pernicious Veil of Secrecy” written back in September we described how in…
By Catherine J. Frompovich All throughout the USA—plus globally—informed and concerned citizens are refusing AMI smart meters for electric, natural gas, and municipal water utility…
By Mike Maharrey A Massachusetts House committee has passed a bill that would put limitations on the storage and sharing of information collected by law enforcement…
By Mike Maharrey On Monday, the California Assembly passed a bill that would restrict warrantless drone surveillance by state and local law enforcement. If ultimately…
By John Vibes It was recently reported that the Chicago Police Department has implemented an Orwellian new program that targets innocent citizens based on indicators…
By Joseph Jankowski Further and further we go into the beyond-1984 nightmare of big brother technology. An Israeli start-up claims that its technology can take…
By Justin Gardner As government continues to expand, finding ever more ways to feed itself through taxation, it seeks to justify this burgeoning existence. Enter…