Councilman Troy Scott introduced legislation to prohibit the city from contracting with Flock Safety and other surveillance camera companies.
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The Pentagon warned U.S. troops may be targeted overseas through commercially available smartphone location tracking and surveillance data.
Neon Mobile, a fast-rising social app, pays users for recorded calls sold to AI firms, raising major privacy, data ownership, and legal concerns.
Landlords face pressure from immigration authorities demanding tenant records via unofficial subpoenas, raising legal and ethical concerns amid a renewed U.S. immigration enforcement push.
Facebook first announced about this feature in July.