Surveillance
The big picture
The U.S. is now playing by China's internet rules
China believes in nationalist control over digital networks, and increasingly, so does the White House.Aug 4, 2020 - TechnologyThe coronavirus is ushering in a new era of surveillance at work
The pandemic is normalizing increased surveillance and data collection at work.Jul 7, 2020 - Economy & BusinessProtest responses raise domestic surveillance concerns
Federal law enforcement agencies were deployed to police demonstrations throughout the U.S.Jun 10, 2020 - TechnologyDeep Dive: The end of anonymity
Data that might once have gone unnoticed can now be detected, analyzed and logged in real time.Sep 7, 2019 - TechnologyThe steady erosion of privacy at home
IoT devices can pick up your voice, interests, habits, TV preferences, meals and all sorts of other sensitive data.Jun 24, 2019 - TechnologyAI is "awakening" surveillance cameras
New technology can constantly watch for "anomalies" in live feeds.Jun 14, 2019 - Technology
All Surveillance stories
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Human rights activists seek moratorium on spyware
May 13, 2022 - Technology
Column / Signal Boost
"Less is more" comes to big data
May 10, 2022 - Technology
Meta to disable AR filters in Texas, Illinois
Feb 9, 2022 - Technology
Battle over government use of face recognition rages on
Feb 2, 2022 - Politics & Policy
FBI confirms it tested NSO spyware for possible surveillance use in U.S.
Jan 24, 2022 - Technology