Tag: Privacy Concerns
New Laws Grant Police Sweeping Surveillance Powers in 12 States
Over the past decade, law enforcement agencies across the United States have seen their surveillance capabilities grow exponentially. In 12 states, newly enacted legislation...
Navigating 3 Key Aspects of Safety and Rights Balance
Balancing safety and individual rights presents one of the most complex challenges for societies worldwide. Governments and institutions constantly grapple with this delicate equilibrium,...
2024 Drone Surveillance Laws: Key Regulations You Need to Know
Drones have become an integral part of modern surveillance, with estimates suggesting over 1.3 million commercial drones in operation across the United States alone....
Courts issue 3,000+ surveillance warrants annually in U.S.
More than 3,000 surveillance warrants are approved by U.S. courts each year, granting law enforcement sweeping powers to monitor individuals suspected of criminal activity....
Police Retain Personal Data for Up to Six Years
Police forces across the country retain personal data for extended periods, with some records kept for up to six years. This practice, known as...
Police Surveillance Expands as Civil Rights Concerns Grow
Police departments across the country are rapidly adopting advanced surveillance technologies, with a staggering 73% of agencies now utilizing some form of mass surveillance...
Police Can Seize Devices Under New Australian Laws
As of July 1, 2023, Australian law enforcement agencies have been granted expanded powers to seize electronic devices under new legislative amendments. These changes...
Senate Bill Allowing Local Law Enforcement To Track Drones Blocked?
In a surprising turn of events, the recent Senate Bill allowing local law enforcement to track drones has been blocked, raising eyebrows and questions...