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Copyright Bots Still Thwart Freedom of Information
Copyright Bots Still Thwart Freedom of Information
Powered by a 1998 law, bots threaten the public’s right to know
Jonathan Hofer
Apr 9, 2021
Police Reformers Should Demand Overhaul of CalGang Database
Police Reformers Should Demand Overhaul of CalGang Database
The CalGang database is a key part of the state’s broad interpretation of culpability for gang activity
Jonathan Hofer
Aug 31, 2020
Washington Passes Deficient Facial Recognition Bill
Washington Passes Deficient Facial Recognition Bill
Governor Jay Inslee signs off on controversial surveillance tool
Jonathan Hofer
May 15, 2020
Infection Surveillance in the Name of Public Health
Infection Surveillance in the Name of Public Health
Singapore-Style Disease Surveillance Poses Fourth Amendment Question For Americans
Jonathan Hofer
Apr 29, 2020
Civil Libertarians Worry that Facial Recognition Tech Is Inaccurate, but Fears May Worsen After…
Civil Libertarians Worry that Facial Recognition Tech Is Inaccurate, but Fears May Worsen After…
Technological improvements are not enough to ensure that the threat to civil liberties will be going away
Jonathan Hofer
Nov 18, 2019
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