18Mar2026Surveillance An Innocent Grandmother Was Imprisoned for Six Months Due to an AI MistakeAn innocent grandmother was wrongly jailed for six months in North Dakota due to an AI facial recognition error.1 min read
18Mar2026Sober DUI Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Retrained After Arresting Eight Sober Drivers for DUIA Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper who arrested eight sober drivers for DUI has been retrained following an investigative report.1 min read
17Mar2026Surveillance Reddit User Uncovers Who Is Behind Meta's $2B Lobbying for Invasive Age Verification TechMeta allegedly spent $2B via nonprofits for age verification laws that embed device surveillance, exempting its own platforms, unlike EU's privacy-focused model.1 min read
16Mar2026Surveillance Florida Legislators Advance a Bill Authorizing Government Surveillance Based on 'Views' or 'Opinions'Florida bill H.B. 945 proposed broad surveillance powers based on 'views' or 'opinions,' sparking major civil liberties concerns and facing bipartisan pushback.1 min read
14Mar2026Surveillance School District Cites Plate-Reader Data to Deny EnrollmentA Chicago-area school district uses license plate reader data to challenge student residency claims, raising privacy concerns and questions about due process.1 min read
13Mar2026Scams Middle Tennessee Sheriff's Office Warns Red Light Camera Violation ScamsSumner County, TN Sheriff's Office warns of a scam impersonating authorities to demand payment for fake red-light camera violations, threatening arrest.1 min read
11Mar2026Surveillance Child Safety or Mass Surveillance? What Mandatory Online ID Scans Really MeanUS age verification laws compel selfies and IDs for online access, fueling surveillance concerns and data breach risks. Discover the privacy implications.1 min read
11Mar2026Surveillance AI Cameras Deployed to Spot Code ViolationsVirginia's AI‑driven "Good Neighbor Patrol" photographs homes for code violations, raising privacy and fairness concerns.1 min read
10Mar2026Red Light Cameras A Florida Judge Just Called Red-Light Camera Tickets 'Quasi-Criminal' and Tossed One OutFlorida red-light camera law deemed unconstitutional by a judge, shifting burden of proof and potentially impacting statewide enforcement due to due process concerns.1 min read
