
How consumer technology is creating new channels for police surveillance
From dashcams to 'vigilante' apps, consumer-owned tech is helping police track crime. But is it making us safer?
ByFrom dashcams to 'vigilante' apps, consumer-owned tech is helping police track crime. But is it making us safer?
ByPrivacy activists are using everything from high fashion to suing governments to prevent the spread of facial recognition technology.
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ByThe question is: are these wider plans being followed by most police forces? If so, what can we expect for…
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