Clearview AI, the company that’s scraped billions of images to build a facial recognition system, is getting sued again.
Tag Archives: ACLU
Homeland Security sued over secretive use of face recognition
As of June 2019, CBP had processed more than 20 million travelers using facial recognition, civil rights group ACLU says.
Warrantless searches of devices at US borders ruled unconstitutional
The border is NOT a constitution-free zone, according to the ruling: No more suspicionless fishing expeditions into travelers’ devices.
California outlaws facial recognition in police bodycams
The bill was introduced by Phil Ting: one of 26 state lawmakers misidentified as suspects in an ACLU test of the technology.
US visa applicants required to hand over social media info
As of Friday, it’s no longer optional – the US is been asking for five years of social media information.
DHS policies allow unlimited, warrantless device search
Newly revealed policies show border agents can search devices for pretty much any reason, including if some other agency asked them to.
Tech giants back bill that privacy advocates claim is toothless
The main disagreement: if consumers will be able to delete their data or whether the law would give companies ways to wiggle out.
Microsoft calls for laws on facial recognition, issues principles
Profits are nice, but “We don’t believe that the world will be best served by a commercial race to the bottom,” says President Brad Smith.
‘Keep calm and hit record’ mobile apps help Little Brother watch Big Brother
Thanks to new and upcoming mobile apps, Little Brother will soon be watching Big Brother watching Little Brother.
Snowden joins Twitter, follows the agency that follows everyone else
Edward Snowden signs up for Twitter, promises cat pics and asks about border control on Mars.