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1. The FBI has access to over 640 million photos of us through its facial recognition database

   June 10, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

2. Major face surveillance company releases dystopian tracking tool

   June 24, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

3. The Supreme Court’s most consequential ruling for privacy in the digital age, one year in

   June 28, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

4. Did you mean, "male lawyer"? On language translators and gender bias

   November 16, 2018PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

5. Face surveillance: Science fiction or status quo?

   July 18, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

6. Experts say “emotion recognition” lacks scientific foundation

   July 18, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

7. Cambridge to take up face surveillance ban

   July 26, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

8. Live facial surveillance trial misidentifies 4 out of 5 people

   July 29, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

9. Emails show surveillance oversight laws can stop secret police-Amazon agreements in their tracks

   September 10, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

10. Should you buy a Ring doorbell camera?

    September 10, 2019PublicationPrivacy and Surveillance

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