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FLAWS IN TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS The flaws in the functioning of the post 9/11 intelligence system came to light late in 2009, when a 23-year-old Nigerian national, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, managed to evade the vast surveillance network and carry explosives on board a plane headed for the United States. Well before Abdulmutallab took his seat on a plane, Congress had designated $300 million to fix technical problems in the MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS IN In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center CAN TECHNOLOGY KEEP US SAFE? More information is not necessarily better information. Intelligence agencies have been drowning in data, much of it flawed when it was entered into databases, and much of it irretrievable because of the bigger flaws in technology systems that are supposed to make it ‘simple’ to deliver actionable intelligence’. We have created a surveillance monster which needs constant funding and CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ONPRIVACYSOS.ORG
FLAWS IN TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS The flaws in the functioning of the post 9/11 intelligence system came to light late in 2009, when a 23-year-old Nigerian national, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, managed to evade the vast surveillance network and carry explosives on board a plane headed for the United States. Well before Abdulmutallab took his seat on a plane, Congress had designated $300 million to fix technical problems in the MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS IN In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance centerPRIVACY SOS
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CAN TECHNOLOGY KEEP US SAFE? More information is not necessarily better information. Intelligence agencies have been drowning in data, much of it flawed when it was entered into databases, and much of it irretrievable because of the bigger flaws in technology systems that are supposed to make it ‘simple’ to deliver actionable intelligence’. We have created a surveillance monster which needs constant funding and REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the AUTOMATIC LICENSE PLATE READERS -- LEARN MORE AND TAKE The ACLU of Massachusetts has been working to limit the privacy impact of a new technology spreading like wildfire through law enforcement communities nationwide. Read about how Automatic License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology works and our efforts to limit its MAYOR JANEY: STOP SECRET SURVEILLANCE IN BOSTON! A request for proposals (RFP) published on the City of Boston’s website in April, first reported by DigBoston, raises extremely alarming concerns about the expansion of a surveillance camera network throughout Eastern Massachusetts.The RFP comes as the City Council in Boston is in the final stages of working to pass a surveillance oversight ordinance that would place decisions about matters WHAT WENT WRONG? US INTELLIGENCE FAILINGS Read on to learn about the many failures enumerated in the 900 page Report of the Joint Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities before and after the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001 by the Joint House and Senate Committee on Intelligence. The report is dated Dec. 11, 2002. After five months of wrangling about which parts could be declassified, it was released on July 24, 2003 SPY TECH SECRETLY EMBEDS ITSELF IN PHONES, MONITORS AND Remote mobile spying. The patent is for a "Mobile device monitoring and control system." The applicants summarize the technology thusly: Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for surreptitiously installing, monitoring, and operating software on a remote computer controlled wireless communication device are described.. In other words, the technology works to ON PHOTOGRAPHY, SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, AND HOW SURVEILLANCE Please note that by playing this clip YouTube and Google will place a long term cookie on your computer. The ACLU has published a number of so-called 'Suspicious Activity Reports' from the Los Angeles fusion center, one of tens of spy centers established with DHS funds in the years after the 9/11 attacks. Fusion centers were set up to facilitate the production and sharing of intelligence among JUST SAY NO: SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS ARE INEFFECTIVE Thursday, September 26, 2013 at 6pm. Cambridge City Hall. 795 Massachusetts Avenue. The ACLU will be there to explain our opposition to enhanced monitoring of public places in Cambridge, as well as to explain our critique of the draft surveillance camera US DRONES, TORTURE USED IN HUNT FOR MEXICAN DRUGLORD Mexican marines wait to board a US Navy ship for training exercises. The US government’s involvement in the Mexican drug war is no secret. Jeremy Scahill and others have reported that the US military’s powerful Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) has for years worked alongside the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Mexico and Colombia. . The DHS sub-agencies Border Patrol and CAN TECHNOLOGY KEEP US SAFE? More information is not necessarily better information. Intelligence agencies have been drowning in data, much of it flawed when it was entered into databases, and much of it irretrievable because of the bigger flaws in technology systems that are supposed to make it ‘simple’ to deliver actionable intelligence’. We have created a surveillance monster which needs constant funding and CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ONPRIVACYSOS.ORG
FLAWS IN TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS The flaws in the functioning of the post 9/11 intelligence system came to light late in 2009, when a 23-year-old Nigerian national, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, managed to evade the vast surveillance network and carry explosives on board a plane headed for the United States. Well before Abdulmutallab took his seat on a plane, Congress had designated $300 million to fix technical problems in the MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS IN In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center CAN TECHNOLOGY KEEP US SAFE? More information is not necessarily better information. Intelligence agencies have been drowning in data, much of it flawed when it was entered into databases, and much of it irretrievable because of the bigger flaws in technology systems that are supposed to make it ‘simple’ to deliver actionable intelligence’. We have created a surveillance monster which needs constant funding and CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ONPRIVACYSOS.ORG
FLAWS IN TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS The flaws in the functioning of the post 9/11 intelligence system came to light late in 2009, when a 23-year-old Nigerian national, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, managed to evade the vast surveillance network and carry explosives on board a plane headed for the United States. Well before Abdulmutallab took his seat on a plane, Congress had designated $300 million to fix technical problems in the MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS IN In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance centerPRIVACY SOS
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CAN TECHNOLOGY KEEP US SAFE? More information is not necessarily better information. Intelligence agencies have been drowning in data, much of it flawed when it was entered into databases, and much of it irretrievable because of the bigger flaws in technology systems that are supposed to make it ‘simple’ to deliver actionable intelligence’. We have created a surveillance monster which needs constant funding and REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the AUTOMATIC LICENSE PLATE READERS -- LEARN MORE AND TAKE The ACLU of Massachusetts has been working to limit the privacy impact of a new technology spreading like wildfire through law enforcement communities nationwide. Read about how Automatic License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology works and our efforts to limit its MAYOR JANEY: STOP SECRET SURVEILLANCE IN BOSTON! A request for proposals (RFP) published on the City of Boston’s website in April, first reported by DigBoston, raises extremely alarming concerns about the expansion of a surveillance camera network throughout Eastern Massachusetts.The RFP comes as the City Council in Boston is in the final stages of working to pass a surveillance oversight ordinance that would place decisions about matters WHAT WENT WRONG? US INTELLIGENCE FAILINGS Read on to learn about the many failures enumerated in the 900 page Report of the Joint Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities before and after the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001 by the Joint House and Senate Committee on Intelligence. The report is dated Dec. 11, 2002. After five months of wrangling about which parts could be declassified, it was released on July 24, 2003 SPY TECH SECRETLY EMBEDS ITSELF IN PHONES, MONITORS AND Remote mobile spying. The patent is for a "Mobile device monitoring and control system." The applicants summarize the technology thusly: Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for surreptitiously installing, monitoring, and operating software on a remote computer controlled wireless communication device are described.. In other words, the technology works to ON PHOTOGRAPHY, SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, AND HOW SURVEILLANCE Please note that by playing this clip YouTube and Google will place a long term cookie on your computer. The ACLU has published a number of so-called 'Suspicious Activity Reports' from the Los Angeles fusion center, one of tens of spy centers established with DHS funds in the years after the 9/11 attacks. Fusion centers were set up to facilitate the production and sharing of intelligence among JUST SAY NO: SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS ARE INEFFECTIVE Thursday, September 26, 2013 at 6pm. Cambridge City Hall. 795 Massachusetts Avenue. The ACLU will be there to explain our opposition to enhanced monitoring of public places in Cambridge, as well as to explain our critique of the draft surveillance camera US DRONES, TORTURE USED IN HUNT FOR MEXICAN DRUGLORD Mexican marines wait to board a US Navy ship for training exercises. The US government’s involvement in the Mexican drug war is no secret. Jeremy Scahill and others have reported that the US military’s powerful Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) has for years worked alongside the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Mexico and Colombia. . The DHS sub-agencies Border Patrol andPRIVACY SOS
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MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ON PRIVACYSOS.ORGCRADLE TO GRAVE ENVIRONMENTALCRADLE TO GRAVE MOVIECRADLE TO GRAVE PRODUCTSCRADLE TO GRAVE SYSTEMCRADLE TO THE GRAVE CASTCRADLE TO THE GRAVE MEANING COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE USINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN EDUCATIONEXAMPLE OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM TODAYEXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN SCHOOLS One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS INADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA CAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA OHIOFEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA EXAMPLENEVADA ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA AUTHORITY In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command establishedPRIVACY SOS
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MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ON PRIVACYSOS.ORGCRADLE TO GRAVE ENVIRONMENTALCRADLE TO GRAVE MOVIECRADLE TO GRAVE PRODUCTSCRADLE TO GRAVE SYSTEMCRADLE TO THE GRAVE CASTCRADLE TO THE GRAVE MEANING COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE USINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN EDUCATIONEXAMPLE OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM TODAYEXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN SCHOOLS One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS INADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA CAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA OHIOFEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA EXAMPLENEVADA ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA AUTHORITY In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command established EXPLORE | PRIVACY SOS REPORTS The ACLU of Massachusetts occasionally produces original reports, predominately based off of government documents obtained through the public records process. SURVEILLANCE IN THE AGE OF TOTAL INFORMATION AWARENESS An in depth report on the government’s powers of surveillance expanding dramatically over the years. BLOG The latest news and analysis concerning privacy,WHY PRIVACYSOS.ORG?
The closing decades of the 20th century brought something new: the potential for mass surveillance, made possible by the evolution of computer technology. When the government responded to the attacks of 9/11 by enlisting that technology in the service of national security, the potential became reality. Since 9/11, the government has directed REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most WHAT WENT WRONG? US INTELLIGENCE FAILINGS Read on to learn about the many failures enumerated in the 900 page Report of the Joint Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities before and after the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001 by the Joint House and Senate Committee on Intelligence. The report is dated Dec. 11, 2002. After five months of wrangling about which parts could be declassified, it was released on July 24, 2003 WHAT'S PREDICTIVE POLICING? Predictive policing, with roots in business analytics, relies on using advanced technological tools and data analysis to take proactive measures to “pre-empt” crime. Predictive policing has been closely identified with the Los Angeles Police Department, whose Chief of Detectives Charlie Beck defines it in these terms: With new technology, new business processes, and new algorithms MAYOR JANEY: STOP SECRET SURVEILLANCE IN BOSTON! A request for proposals (RFP) published on the City of Boston’s website in April, first reported by DigBoston, raises extremely alarming concerns about the expansion of a surveillance camera network throughout Eastern Massachusetts.The RFP comes as the City Council in Boston is in the final stages of working to pass a surveillance oversight ordinance that would place decisions about matters SPY TECH SECRETLY EMBEDS ITSELF IN PHONES, MONITORS AND Remote mobile spying. The patent is for a "Mobile device monitoring and control system." The applicants summarize the technology thusly: Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for surreptitiously installing, monitoring, and operating software on a remote computer controlled wireless communication device are described.. In other words, the technology works to FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WAR ON DRUGS The first anti-drug law in the United States was an anti-opium ordinance implemented in San Francisco in 1875. Opium smoking was associated with Chinese immigrants, who were discriminated against both institutionally and culturally. Congress passed the first federal anti-drug law in 1909: the Anti-Opium Act. Like the San Franciscoordinance, it
SO-CALLED 'COUNTERTERROR' FUSION CENTER IN MASSACHUSETTS Law enforcement officials at the Department of Homeland Security-funded “Commonwealth Fusion Center” spied on the Twitter and Facebook accounts of Black Lives Matter protesters in Boston earlier this week, the Boston Herald reports.. The reference to the so-called ‘fusion’ spy center comes at the very end of a news story quoting Boston protesters injured by police in Tuesday night’sPRIVACY SOS
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MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ON PRIVACYSOS.ORGCRADLE TO GRAVE ENVIRONMENTALCRADLE TO GRAVE MOVIECRADLE TO GRAVE PRODUCTSCRADLE TO GRAVE SYSTEMCRADLE TO THE GRAVE CASTCRADLE TO THE GRAVE MEANING COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE USINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN EDUCATIONEXAMPLE OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM TODAYEXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN SCHOOLS One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS INADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA CAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA OHIOFEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA EXAMPLENEVADA ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA AUTHORITY In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command establishedPRIVACY SOS
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MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Researchers at Brown University in early 2013 “ succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface.”. It seems increasingly likely that the human ability to wirelessly control or monitor brains from afar willbecome a
REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ON PRIVACYSOS.ORGCRADLE TO GRAVE ENVIRONMENTALCRADLE TO GRAVE MOVIECRADLE TO GRAVE PRODUCTSCRADLE TO GRAVE SYSTEMCRADLE TO THE GRAVE CASTCRADLE TO THE GRAVE MEANING COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE USINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN EDUCATIONEXAMPLE OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM TODAYEXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN SCHOOLS One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS INADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA CAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA OHIOFEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA EXAMPLENEVADA ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA AUTHORITY In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command established EXPLORE | PRIVACY SOS REPORTS The ACLU of Massachusetts occasionally produces original reports, predominately based off of government documents obtained through the public records process. SURVEILLANCE IN THE AGE OF TOTAL INFORMATION AWARENESS An in depth report on the government’s powers of surveillance expanding dramatically over the years. BLOG The latest news and analysis concerning privacy,WHY PRIVACYSOS.ORG?
The closing decades of the 20th century brought something new: the potential for mass surveillance, made possible by the evolution of computer technology. When the government responded to the attacks of 9/11 by enlisting that technology in the service of national security, the potential became reality. Since 9/11, the government has directed REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most WHAT WENT WRONG? US INTELLIGENCE FAILINGS Read on to learn about the many failures enumerated in the 900 page Report of the Joint Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities before and after the Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001 by the Joint House and Senate Committee on Intelligence. The report is dated Dec. 11, 2002. After five months of wrangling about which parts could be declassified, it was released on July 24, 2003 WHAT'S PREDICTIVE POLICING? Predictive policing, with roots in business analytics, relies on using advanced technological tools and data analysis to take proactive measures to “pre-empt” crime. Predictive policing has been closely identified with the Los Angeles Police Department, whose Chief of Detectives Charlie Beck defines it in these terms: With new technology, new business processes, and new algorithms MAYOR JANEY: STOP SECRET SURVEILLANCE IN BOSTON! A request for proposals (RFP) published on the City of Boston’s website in April, first reported by DigBoston, raises extremely alarming concerns about the expansion of a surveillance camera network throughout Eastern Massachusetts.The RFP comes as the City Council in Boston is in the final stages of working to pass a surveillance oversight ordinance that would place decisions about matters SPY TECH SECRETLY EMBEDS ITSELF IN PHONES, MONITORS AND Remote mobile spying. The patent is for a "Mobile device monitoring and control system." The applicants summarize the technology thusly: Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for surreptitiously installing, monitoring, and operating software on a remote computer controlled wireless communication device are described.. In other words, the technology works to FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WAR ON DRUGS The first anti-drug law in the United States was an anti-opium ordinance implemented in San Francisco in 1875. Opium smoking was associated with Chinese immigrants, who were discriminated against both institutionally and culturally. Congress passed the first federal anti-drug law in 1909: the Anti-Opium Act. Like the San Franciscoordinance, it
SO-CALLED 'COUNTERTERROR' FUSION CENTER IN MASSACHUSETTS Law enforcement officials at the Department of Homeland Security-funded “Commonwealth Fusion Center” spied on the Twitter and Facebook accounts of Black Lives Matter protesters in Boston earlier this week, the Boston Herald reports.. The reference to the so-called ‘fusion’ spy center comes at the very end of a news story quoting Boston protesters injured by police in Tuesday night’sPRIVACY SOS
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MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Current BCI work ranges from researchers compiling and interfacing neural data such as in the Human Conectome Project to work by scientists hardening the human brain against rubber hose cryptanalysis to technologists connecting the brain to robotic systems. While these groups are streamlining the BCI for either security or humanitarian purposes, the reality is that misapplication of such SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE USINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN EDUCATIONEXAMPLE OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM TODAYEXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN SCHOOLS One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS INADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA CAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA OHIOFEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA EXAMPLENEVADA ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA AUTHORITY In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ON PRIVACYSOS.ORGCRADLE TO GRAVE ENVIRONMENTALCRADLE TO GRAVE MOVIECRADLE TO GRAVE PRODUCTSCRADLE TO GRAVE SYSTEMCRADLE TO THE GRAVE CASTCRADLE TO THE GRAVE MEANING ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command establishedPRIVACY SOS
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MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Current BCI work ranges from researchers compiling and interfacing neural data such as in the Human Conectome Project to work by scientists hardening the human brain against rubber hose cryptanalysis to technologists connecting the brain to robotic systems. While these groups are streamlining the BCI for either security or humanitarian purposes, the reality is that misapplication of such SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OFINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE USINSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN EDUCATIONEXAMPLE OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM TODAYEXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN SCHOOLS One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS INADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA CAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA OHIOFEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA EXAMPLENEVADA ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENA AUTHORITY In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS INSEE MORE ON PRIVACYSOS.ORGCRADLE TO GRAVE ENVIRONMENTALCRADLE TO GRAVE MOVIECRADLE TO GRAVE PRODUCTSCRADLE TO GRAVE SYSTEMCRADLE TO THE GRAVE CASTCRADLE TO THE GRAVE MEANING ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command established EXPLORE | PRIVACY SOS REPORTS The ACLU of Massachusetts occasionally produces original reports, predominately based off of government documents obtained through the public records process. SURVEILLANCE IN THE AGE OF TOTAL INFORMATION AWARENESS An in depth report on the government’s powers of surveillance expanding dramatically over the years. BLOG The latest news and analysis concerning privacy,WHY PRIVACYSOS.ORG?
Please note that by playing this clip You Tube and Google will place a long-term cookie on your computer. Please see You Tube’s privacy statement on their website and Google’s privacy statement on theirs to learn more. To view the ACLU’s privacy statement, click here. CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS IN Education technology presents exciting new opportunities for students, teachers, and schools, but it also exposes young people to serious new risks. We must ensure that we both enable students to benefit from this technology and protect their privacy. That's why the ACLU of Massachusetts aims to carefully examine and advocate for effective policies, regulations, and laws governing youth CAN TECHNOLOGY KEEP US SAFE? More information is not necessarily better information. Intelligence agencies have been drowning in data, much of it flawed when it was entered into databases, and much of it irretrievable because of the bigger flaws in technology systems that are supposed to make it ‘simple’ to deliver actionable intelligence’. We have created a surveillance monster which needs constant funding and ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the WHAT'S PREDICTIVE POLICING? Predictive policing, with roots in business analytics, relies on using advanced technological tools and data analysis to take proactive measures to “pre-empt” crime. Predictive policing has been closely identified with the Los Angeles Police Department, whose Chief of Detectives Charlie Beck defines it in these terms: With new technology, new business processes, and new algorithms SPY TECH SECRETLY EMBEDS ITSELF IN PHONES, MONITORS AND Remote mobile spying. The patent is for a "Mobile device monitoring and control system." The applicants summarize the technology thusly: Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for surreptitiously installing, monitoring, and operating software on a remote computer controlled wireless communication device are described.. In other words, the technology works to FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WAR ON DRUGS Check out the ACLU of Massachusetts’ Data for Justice project. Do white people sell or use drugs at lower rates than people of color? No. Numerous studies across nearly four decades have shown that white people use and sell drugs at rates equal to or surpassing Black and brown people. What explains racial disparities in drug policing? Many factors are at play. Here are some that stand out TERROR TUESDAY: THE NERVE CENTER OF THE ‘DISPOSITION Whoever wins the presidential election will command not just a military with a bigger budget than the militaries of the next ten nations combined, but a ‘homeland security’ surveillance state which we taxpayers have paid nearly $700 billion to construct.. Central to the intelligence dragnet is the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), which was established in 2004 to “serve as thePRIVACY SOS
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ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Current BCI work ranges from researchers compiling and interfacing neural data such as in the Human Conectome Project to work by scientists hardening the human brain against rubber hose cryptanalysis to technologists connecting the brain to robotic systems. While these groups are streamlining the BCI for either security or humanitarian purposes, the reality is that misapplication of such COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS IN In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command establishedPRIVACY SOS
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ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most MIND READING AND BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY: THE Current BCI work ranges from researchers compiling and interfacing neural data such as in the Human Conectome Project to work by scientists hardening the human brain against rubber hose cryptanalysis to technologists connecting the brain to robotic systems. While these groups are streamlining the BCI for either security or humanitarian purposes, the reality is that misapplication of such COPS WANT YOUR MOBILE PHONE DATA. HERE'S WHAT THEY CAN GET As the ACLU made clear this week via its records dump on police mobile phone tracking nationwide, law enforcement has a keen interest in spying on us by way of our cellular phones. And it's no wonder: as this NTI Law Enforcement Systems and Services cellular phone investigations manual says, . Cellular phones have become the virtual biographer of our daily activities. SLAVERY, INSTITUTIONAL RACISM, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF One of the first identification and surveillance systems developed in the United States was the slave pass. The history of how the pass system developed in relation to black resistance—pre-digital “hacking”—provides an important example of the relationship between surveillance and HOW TO DEFEAT FBI OR POLICE 'STINGRAY Earlier this week we learned something horrible, although totally predictable: In the vast majority of circumstances, the FBI does not obtain judicial warrants to deploy controversial stingray technology against the public. Amazingly, the government justifies this patently illegal position by asserting—once again—that cell phone users have no right to privacy in public spaces. DOCUMENTS: PROSECUTORS' USE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS IN In early 2017, the ACLU of Massachusetts filed public records requests with every state District Attorney and the Attorney General seeking information about how prosecutors use administrative subpoenas. Requests Attorney General Healey, Commonwealth of Massachusetts DA Blodgett, Essex County DA Capeless, Berkshire County DA Conley, Suffolk County DA Cruz, Plymouth County DA Early, Worcester TARGET IS REALLY, REALLY INTO SURVEILLANCE Target calls its private fusion centers “investigations centers” — the company has people in these centers working 24/7 to monitor surveillance operations at its hundreds of stores nationwide using high tech tools, even satellite imagery. The corporation has at least 23 of these investigations centers and a couple forensic facilities, too, meaning there is one Target surveillance center UNCLASSIFIED JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH COMMAND BRIEFING 30 6 6 • 1989 National Defense Authorization Act – President commits DoD to the War on Drugs JTF-4: Key West, FL (now JIATF South) JTF-5: Alameda, CA (now JIATF West, Honolulu) JTF-6: El Paso, TX (now JTF North) • August 1995: AOR expanded to include the Continental United States (CONUS) • October 2002: U.S. Northern Command established EXPLORE | PRIVACY SOS REPORTS The ACLU of Massachusetts occasionally produces original reports, predominately based off of government documents obtained through the public records process. SURVEILLANCE IN THE AGE OF TOTAL INFORMATION AWARENESS An in depth report on the government’s powers of surveillance expanding dramatically over the years. BLOG The latest news and analysis concerning privacy,WHY PRIVACYSOS.ORG?
Please note that by playing this clip You Tube and Google will place a long-term cookie on your computer. Please see You Tube’s privacy statement on their website and Google’s privacy statement on theirs to learn more. To view the ACLU’s privacy statement, click here. CRADLE-TO-GRAVE SURVEILLANCE OF OUR CHILDREN NOW BEGINS IN Education technology presents exciting new opportunities for students, teachers, and schools, but it also exposes young people to serious new risks. We must ensure that we both enable students to benefit from this technology and protect their privacy. That's why the ACLU of Massachusetts aims to carefully examine and advocate for effective policies, regulations, and laws governing youth CAN TECHNOLOGY KEEP US SAFE? More information is not necessarily better information. Intelligence agencies have been drowning in data, much of it flawed when it was entered into databases, and much of it irretrievable because of the bigger flaws in technology systems that are supposed to make it ‘simple’ to deliver actionable intelligence’. We have created a surveillance monster which needs constant funding and ADMINISTRATIVE SUBPOENAS When the government wants to listen in on your phone calls, it needs to take an oath to a judge affirming that it believes you are involved in criminal activity. If the evidence looks good, the judge will provide it with a warrant. When everyone used land lines to communicate, this system worked. Read the ACLU’s white paper on administrative subpoenas in Massachusetts. But now that most REVIEW OF STUDIES ON SURVEILLANCE CAMERA This review was researched and written by ACLU legal intern Max Bauer Introduction In recent years, video surveillance technology has become a huge presence in both the United Kingdom and the United States. In the United States, following the September 11, 2001 attacks, governments have spent billions on surveillance cameras to prevent crime while privacy advocates have warned about the WHAT'S PREDICTIVE POLICING? Predictive policing, with roots in business analytics, relies on using advanced technological tools and data analysis to take proactive measures to “pre-empt” crime. Predictive policing has been closely identified with the Los Angeles Police Department, whose Chief of Detectives Charlie Beck defines it in these terms: With new technology, new business processes, and new algorithms SPY TECH SECRETLY EMBEDS ITSELF IN PHONES, MONITORS AND Remote mobile spying. The patent is for a "Mobile device monitoring and control system." The applicants summarize the technology thusly: Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for surreptitiously installing, monitoring, and operating software on a remote computer controlled wireless communication device are described.. In other words, the technology works to FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE WAR ON DRUGS Check out the ACLU of Massachusetts’ Data for Justice project. Do white people sell or use drugs at lower rates than people of color? No. Numerous studies across nearly four decades have shown that white people use and sell drugs at rates equal to or surpassing Black and brown people. What explains racial disparities in drug policing? Many factors are at play. Here are some that stand out TERROR TUESDAY: THE NERVE CENTER OF THE ‘DISPOSITION Whoever wins the presidential election will command not just a military with a bigger budget than the militaries of the next ten nations combined, but a ‘homeland security’ surveillance state which we taxpayers have paid nearly $700 billion to construct.. Central to the intelligence dragnet is the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), which was established in 2004 to “serve as thePRIVACY SOS
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