When they use it to surveil Americans, when they&aposre used to surveil -- like, you know, that type of thing.
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Nefarious corporate powers have used them to ruthlessly surveil their employees while nefarious parents have used them to ruthlessly surveil their children.
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He's said, repeatedly, that he'd like to surveil mosques. Rep.
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The Trump administration has expanded ISPs' ability to surveil customers.
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Amazon can surveil almost every driver in its delivery network.
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AI drives the facial recognition police use to surveil citizens.
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Abusive spouses have been known to surveil their partners' online activity.
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That spyware allegedly allowed NSO Group's clients to surveil users' messages.
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Just as troublingly, Superhuman teaches its user to surveil by default.
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Smugglers often surveil our border officials in order to avoid them.
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They are not tools to surveil dissidents or human rights activists.
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That "spyware" allegedly allowed the NSO Group's clients to surveil users' messages.
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"There are many ways to surveil each other," Conway told the newspaper.
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"We do not surveil any particular group," Bratton said at the time.
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Carter Page was just the foot to surveil the Trump campaign...' ILLEGAL!
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Babel X can also surveil millions of URL's including the deep web.
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"It's really bad to continually dehumanize folks and surveil them," he continued.
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Pegasus has reportedly been used by governments to surveil activists and journalists.
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"Those are very juicy targets for someone who wants to surveil the world."
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Republicans believe that the FBI inappropriately relied on this information to surveil Page.
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There exist genuine concerns about who the FBI chooses to surveil and why.
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Intelligence agencies began using them overseas to surveil targets or identify their devices.
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But neither can deny the increasing power to surveil enabled by modern technologies.
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Many employees believed the browser extension was being used to surveil employee organizing.
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Their memo published previously classified information about the FBI's petition to surveil Page.
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Should we arm governments with extraordinary powers to surveil, investigate and block immigrants?
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Not surprisingly, the CIA later made UC Global its spy to surveil Assange.
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As technology changes, so does the government's ability to surveil previously private activities.
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Plenty of non-Steele reasons (presumably omitted from Nunes memo) to surveil him.
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Obtaining a FISA warrant to surveil foreign diplomats, however, is much more common.
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Stingrays surveil phones indiscriminately, leading some commentators to label them as "mass surveillance" devices.
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Wallace says that he and Boback also purchased a G.P.S. tracker to surveil her.
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Some civil libertarians fear they will be used to surveil already heavily policed communities.
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Ultimately every centralized system will be required, and will agree, to surveil their users.
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Dirkou from which to surveil and strike the Sahara, a conduit for drugs, arms,
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Given that we can use tracking apps to surveil our ambulatory hearts, should we?
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The agency, he said, even sent a drone to surveil the Lis family home.
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Object recognition can automate targeted profiling, making it easier for cops to surveil certain communities.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," she said.
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The City of Orlando is no longer using Amazon to surveil its residents (for now).
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While beneficial to people with disabilities, it risked helping authoritarian governments surveil people, he said.
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In recent years, activists have expressed concern that cameras could be used to surveil them.
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" GCHQ rejected Napolitano's claims that it helped surveil Trump for Obama in 2016 as "nonsense.
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Even the Aviation Division, on which the DEA depended to surveil Taliban traffickers, had issues.
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In California, a man named Daniel Saulmon flies drones over cops to surveil the surveillers.
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It claims to surveil "more than 200 websites, TV shows, newspapers and magazines" for inaccuracies.
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Sometime around then, a weathered West Villager in glitter lipstick stopped to surveil the scene.
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China has used the technology to surveil and control ethnic minority groups like the Uighurs.
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They enable auto insurers to surveil drivers and offer discounts based on their driving performance.
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The agency was employing assets from the American National Security Agency to surveil targets abroad.
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You can surveil someone through their phones, certainly through their television sets — any number of ways.
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They gave oblique details about their ability to track and surveil cell phones in public areas.
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In Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel backed a bill that would permit police drones to surveil protestors.
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Important allies do not surveil, threaten, and murder the citizens and residents of their supposed allies.
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Meanwhile, the privacy fears around Facebook have raised concerns about how Oculus will surveil its users.
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But it's best known for designing "virtual border wall" tech to surveil the US-Mexico border.
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The application to surveil Page was filed with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in October 2016.
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Hacked cellphones can be turned into mobile bugs, using phone cameras and microphones to surveil owners.
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Preemptive tools have also been developed using artificial intelligence and DNA to track and surveil people.
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In short, who has the right to surveil others — and under what circumstances can you object?
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Emergency responders and military units could launch drones to surveil the area without stopping, for example.
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And, it is why there are so many steps required to surveil Americans using those tools.
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"I know they're going to brief us to protect us, not to surveil us," he added.
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Why it matters: Firms like NSO sell software ostensibly intended to surveil potential criminals and terrorists.
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The FBI badly bungled its applications to surveil Carter Page The Horowitz report cites several ways the FBI botched its application to surveil the former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, and ways it could improve the process -- much of which the FBI is working on fixing.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," Conway told the Record.
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By buying a smart speaker, you're effectively paying money to let a huge tech company surveil you.
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But because Cuban spies surveil American officials so closely, Caulfield believes they would've known what was happening.
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This is especially true in China, where law enforcement can track and surveil citizens with complete freedom.
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A patient is effectively allowing a tech company to surveil their every waking moment on their smartphone.
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"There are many ways to surveil each other now," Conway said, with a facial expression of concern.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," Conway said in response.
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At issue are devices that mimic cellphone towers and allow law enforcement to covertly surveil cellphone metadata.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other now, unfortunately," she said.
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Governments run migrant prison camps, separate families, militarize, terrorize, surveil, and relegate people to lives forever changed.
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Beijing has used U.S. tech to surveil its citizens, violate human rights and even modernize its military.
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There can't be, because it would be a violation of privacy to have companies surveil our messages.
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Republicans remain outraged at how FISA provisions were used to surveil the Trump presidential campaign in 2016.
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ICE is an agency whose sole purpose is to surveil, detain, and deport immigrants in this country.
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Another iPad option raises a red flag: You can surveil people entering both parts of the artwork.
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Mexico also used NSO spyware to surveil government employees and researchers who backed a tax on soda.
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This controversy isn't an argument about whether the government should be able to thoroughly surveil a criminal.
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They're spy holes, tiny openings used to surveil detainees in prisons run by Communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe.
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But critics of the law argue that it can be used to surveil U.S. citizens without a warrant.
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This means that lawmakers don't use public input for policy formation as much as to surveil public opinion.
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And questions remain about the application regarding the FBI's decision to surveil Carter Page following the memo's release.
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The analytics made salient the ways my friends and acquaintances surveil one another on Instagram all the time.
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The images have been used to train AI to surveil protesters and identify porn actors, among other uses.
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It's also being used by an increasing number of law enforcement agencies to surveil people and catch suspects.
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On a few occasions, however, hacks have been traced to governments across the globe attempting to surveil individuals.
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Too often, the government takes a "surveil first, ask permission later" approach to new and ultimately dangerous tools.
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And they would have an incentive to surveil their users, so that they could target them more effectively.
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The inspector general sharply criticized the FBI for inaccuracies and omissions in its application to surveil Carter Page.
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Some Republicans have alleged that senior officials improperly secured warrants to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," Ms. Conway told the paper.
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A New York Times investigation showed how facial recognition technology is being used to surveil China's Muslim minority.
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Ethiopia allegedly used spyware to surveil journalists, Uganda allegedly targeted opposition political figures, and Morocco allegedly targeted activists.
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The latest denial from Gargash comes on the heels of one of U.A.E.'s key regional allies—Saudi Arabia—allegedly using Israeli-made NSO Group spyware to surveil its dissidents, which is the same technology used to track, hack, and surveil Washington Post journalist, Jamaal Khashoggi before his brutal assassination.
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One subhed—"Know where your kids are, 24/7"—details all the ways parents can constantly surveil their children.
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In the case of a company like Facebook, those tools can surveil and collect data about millions of people.
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To surveil the enemy at a distance whether day or night, Jaguar has a PASEO EO/IR sight system.
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It's possible a homeowners' association may use the readers to improperly spy on or surveil its neighbors, for instance.
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Police could use the technology to surveil people at a public protest, and in fact have already done so.
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Does Dr. Burnap think this type of early detection could similarly be used to surveil protests or target activists?
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There's also the matter of what it is you're trying to capture on video, or surveil for that matter.
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Shortly after they bought it, police in San Jose, California, used the service to surveil Sikh and Muslim protesters.
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Prosecutors in Alexandria, Va., are reportedly looking into who leaked information about CIA techniques to surveil its intelligence targets.
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Drones are now en vogue as battlefield assets, allowing militaries to strike and surveil at will without risking pilots.
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Graham has vowed to review whether the FBI abused its powers in applying for a warrant to surveil Page.
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In the summer of 1976, they helped Townley surveil Letelier, make the bomb, and install it under Letelier's Chevelle.
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Civil libertarians have pushed to reform the law, saying it provides a backdoor for authorities to surveil American citizens.
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Here's a rundown of the ways Saudi Arabia is allegedly using big tech to surveil and retaliate against critics.
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Facing them are mohair-velvet chairs that swivel so you can quietly surveil the room without craning your neck.
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Now, the NYPD may surveil groups if they have information "which indicates the possibility of criminal activity" [italics added].
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There were no foot soldiers to round up and press for information, no face-to-face meetings to surveil.
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It would be possible to surveil the residence but it would be more challenging, one of the sources explained.
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US firms have been profiting from Chinese efforts to surveil its population as part of its crackdown on Uighurs.
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Experts told Reuters this is the first case of a company agreeing to surveil all of its incoming emails.
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Ultimately, the Justice Department's inspector general deserves enormous credit for meticulously documenting mistakes in the application to surveil Page.
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The FBI's FISA application for a warrant to surveil Carter Page was based solely on the Steele dossier. FALSE.
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In October 2016, the FBI applied for a warrant to surveil Page under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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Horowitz's report also criticized the FBI's handling of applications for warrants to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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He ultimately became a target of the spying technology purchased by the Mexican government to surveil criminals and terrorists.
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China's willingness to spend on technology to surveil Uighurs has created a niche, high-growth industry among military contractors.
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Police have warned in recent years that drones have been used to surveil buildings and homes being targeted by robbers.
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Rather, Facebook has announced new ways to surveil people, such as a new dating feature and integrating shopping into Instagram.
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The department said today that it doesn't plan to use the new technology to enforce traffic laws or surveil citizens.
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It would provide a new stream of exploitable data by enabling Amazon to surveil customers offline as well as online.
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Adding to the creep factor, most of this tech is already being used by police to track and surveil suspects.
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Or was the information used to surveil Page all accurate even if it came from sources with anti-Trump motives?
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Are we really headed to a future in which our ability to effectively surveil criminals and bad actors is impossible?
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Also in 2002, the NYPD's Intelligence Department launched an extensive effort to profile and surveil Muslims in New York City.
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The engineer wrote: "This is what our Chevron partners were most keen to discuss: how to better surveil their workers."
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The senators' request highlights worries that hackers could turn on the Android's camera or audio recorder to surveil the president.
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In December, Horowitz found inaccuracies and omissions in FISA applications to surveil Page, who was not charged with any crime.
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Koerber's concerns are echoed by student privacy advocates, who say the tool could be used to track and surveil students.
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As an example, they point to China, where the technology is regularly used to surveil and oppress an ethnic minority.
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It's not illogical to wonder, then, how brainprints can and will be used to surveil citizens outside of the lab.
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Additionally, CNN reported in September that at some point after June 2016, investigators got a secret court order to surveil Manafort.
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This rapid upscale in officers' abilities to identify, surveil, and process people would bring with it new concerns about police ability.
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The glassy eyes of closed-circuit TV cameras watch over streets and stores, while smartphone owners continually surveil themselves and others.
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The most common type of IFT used can surveil up to a radius of around 21 miles from where they're stationed.
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"I'm less interested in asking people to stop surveilling us, than doing things so that they can't surveil us," Marlinspike said.
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Experts worry about how those and other nations use cyberattacks to spy on business, hack into voting systems, and surveil citizens.
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Some taxis already record riders for security reasons; robotaxis will surely surveil both their passengers and their surroundings to protect themselves.
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Some UK social work offices have team Facebook accounts with fake identities that get used to surveil clients and their families.
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While Sharp Eyes is chilling, the use of advanced software to monitor, surveil and control people is hardly a foreign concept.
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There are tens of thousands more at law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and Department of Justice that surveil and review our transactions.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," Conway told the New Jersey's Bergen County Record.
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Lawmakers from both parties are thus eyeing reforms that would fortify civil liberties while preserving America's ability to surveil foreign threats.
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The law also bans people from flying drones to surveil a prison, interfere with first responders, or in pursuit of wildlife.
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The Post reported in April that the FBI had obtained a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to surveil Page.
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Recent reports have revealed a campaign to surveil and silence his critics using tactics like forced repatriation, imprisonment, torture, and executions.
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"The internet is easy to shut down, easy to surveil, and easy to manipulate because of its centralized infrastructure," Laufer says.
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For one, the FBI submitted its first application to surveil Page a month after the Trump campaign cut ties with him.
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Horowitz's report is critical of the FBI's handling of the warrant application used to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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For instance, if a video monitoring system cannot surveil every corner of an estate, the protection dogs can fill the gaps.
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The FBI, inspector general Michael Horowitz found, had changed or withheld significant information used to build its application to surveil Page.
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This section allows intelligence agencies to surveil any foreigner outside the US without a warrant that the agency considers a target.
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It's also famous because U2 spy plane pilot Francis Gary Powers was shot down in 1960 while attempting to surveil it.
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Armed forces can put up wire on fencing, give US border staff rides on helicopters, and help them surveil the territory.
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DHS Border Patrol officials say the agency follows strict privacy guidelines and does not use its technology to surveil US civilian life.
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Helicopters, when introduced in 1956, were for traffic control, but are now used to track fleeing suspects and surveil cities from above.
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I mean for example we now are using AI mainly in order to surveil individuals in the service of corporations and governments.
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Ultimately, the Chinese government wants to connect this vast network with facial recognition and artificial intelligence to track and surveil its population.
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These people's faces are being used without their consent, in order to power technology that could eventually be used to surveil them.
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"The move to Agadez is significant because it's going to increase capability to surveil a larger and more significant area," says Meiter.
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The GOP memo alleges that senior FBI and Justice Department officials improperly secured warrants to surveil a former adviser to Trump's campaign.
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Senate Republicans have introduced a bill intended to combat school shootings by incentivizing schools to surveil students and monitor their online activities.
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Specifically, she pointed to artworks that surveil the viewer, and asked the question: How is the artist any different from the police?
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She also noted the rise of companies that train school staff how to surveil students on social media to identify risk factors.
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Aurora and Albuquerque, meanwhile, used doorbell cameras from Ring—which is owned by Amazon—to capture video footage and surveil for theft.
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NSO has also been accused of supplying software used to surveil Jamal Khashoggi before his murder by Saudi Arabia in October 2018.
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But critics say the technology doesn't make us safer; they argue it can be used to surveil people and violate their privacy.
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Dewan points to China, where facial recognition is reportedly being used to surveil and profile Muslims, among a slew of other applications.
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From 2014 to 2017, 200,143 party cadres, including Zohre, were stationed in villages across Xinjiang to surveil people and preach party propaganda.
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ET that the FISA program up for reauthorization in the House on Thursday may have been used to "badly surveil" his campaign.
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Finally, in Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel backed a bill that would permit police to use drones equipped with face recognition to surveil protestors.
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Photo: GettyIn the first full year of the Trump administration, the National Security Agency really went all out in efforts to surveil Americans.
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The admission raises questions about who's responsible when the US government hires contractors to surveil citizens, but then those contractors mishandle the data.
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Now Republicans are angry because the Justice Department's request for permission to surveil Page partly relied on information from the infamous Steele dossier.
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They've also asked the Commerce Department to limit the sales of technology to China, which the government uses to surveil and repress Uighurs.
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While it is designed to target and surveil non-US citizens, privacy advocates say that US citizens can get caught up as well.
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Amazon is convincing people to self-surveil through aggressive, fear-based marketing, aided by de facto police endorsements and free Ring camera giveaways.
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"Are we really headed to a future in which our ability to effectively surveil criminals and bad actors is impossible?" the paper asks.
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Facial-recognition technology is also increasingly widespread in China, with few restraints on how it can be used to track and surveil citizens.
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A cybersecurity firm announced its purported discovery of an espionage group using publicly available tools to surveil Eastern European and South Caucasus targets.
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On the other, that same view enables drone operators to surveil anyone or anything, without any legal process or even a clear motivation.
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Human Rights Watch today published a detailed report into Integrated Joint Operations Platform (IJOP), the system used to surveil the population of Xinjiang.
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The Chinese government has been using face-recognition and other artificial intelligence to surveil its own people and is exporting those technologies elsewhere.
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Senate Republicans have proposed a plan to reduce school shootings in part by incentivizing schools to surveil students and monitor their online activities.
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The drones will provide additional capabilities to supplement regional monitoring stations and satellite surveillance, giving China an enhanced ability to surveil the waterway.
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Well, the NSA has little oversight and plenty of power to monitor and surveil the digital communications of pretty much everyone on Earth.
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This week, The New York Times reported the Chinese government is using facial recognition technology to surveil the country's predominantly Muslim Uighur minority.
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China also tries to surveil and pressure Uighur and Tibetan refugees who have left the country and, in some cases, become foreign citizens.
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In Oklahoma City, a man named Brian Bates has made it his mission to surveil sex workers and report them to the police.
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After the seizure, at about 11 PM, Dominelli and Young were sent to surveil a central Toronto restaurant and allegedly, they got hungry.
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However, when supervision is administered poorly by government, it only serves to surveil wide swaths of people without any public safety pay off.
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Too bad we can't find a way to get the decency police all to move to one county and surveil one another, honestly.
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Many of the private investigators that DMVs have sold data to explicitly advertise that they will surveil spouses to see if they're cheating.
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In fact, he not only surveils everybody's everything, but he monetizes the ability of total spies like Cambridge Analytica to surveil everybody's everything.
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In the past, if officers wanted to surveil or search students suspected of committing a crime, they had to ask for a warrant.
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The system, which analyzed logs of Americans' domestic calls and texts and was introduced to surveil conspirators in Al Qaeda, has been scrapped.
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This is why it probably feels unethical to surveil Larry the human, even if he never, ever finds out that you're watching him.
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In interviews, he has revealed how China controls listed companies to finances its intelligence projects, surveil and profile dissenters and co-opt media.
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Trending down: Amazon's Ring doorbell doesn't just let people surveil their neighbors — the company also uses the app to monitor its own customers.
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A 140-degree view and the ability to sync four cameras in the companion app let you surveil your surroundings from all sides.
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In dozens of other cities in the US, facial recognition technology is used by local police departments to surveil and track suspected criminals.
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We are used to the idea that law enforcement should be able to surveil communication when they demonstrate a need to do so.
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There's been no public indication that the federal government is going to use a drone to surveil the group currently occupying the Oregon refuge.
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CPJ has documented numerous attempts by government actors to hack and surveil journalists and has called for greater oversight of these sophisticated surveillance technologies.
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But it was on October 21, 2016, that the Justice Department took the particularly dramatic step of asking for permission to surveil Page's communications.
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Privacy advocates, on the other hand, say that the police already have wide-ranging capabilities to surveil Canadians, maybe more now than than ever.
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There was an article this week that said you can surveil someone through their phones, certainly through their television sets — any number of ways.
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Only then did the FBI actually get around to asking to surveil the former Trump adviser with a litany of Russian connections, Carter Page.
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The classified memo reportedly details how the FBI used the Trump dossier produced by ex-British spy Christopher Steele to unlawfully surveil the president.
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The Pinkertons survived, and entered the 21st century intact largely on the strength of their ability to intimidate, surveil, and gather intelligence about workers.
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In January 85033, Congress renewed the controversial law that allows U.S. intel agencies to surveil American citizens on U.S. soil without a court warrant.
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Apple has patched a cocktail of three iPhone security vulnerabilities that allowed a U.S.-owned militarized-spyware company to help surveil foreign political dissidents.
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As for you, currently nameless child, welcome to a world that will hawkishly surveil your every move and potentially rob you of your childhood.
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Nothing is too abstrusely academic, it seems, to seed an attack campaign fueled by websites that surveil social media to find gotcha-worthy gems.
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Climo told authorities he had gone so far as to hire a person who was homeless to surveil the area around a nearby synagogue.
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But they said it wouldn't be useful for the FTC to update children's privacy rules without fully understanding how tech companies surveil children today.
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But they said it wouldn't be useful for the FTC to update children's privacy rules without fully understanding how tech companies surveil children today.
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Passed in 1978, FISA allows federal intelligence agencies to collect the electronic communications of foreign persons to surveil for certain illicit activities, including terrorism.
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But this feature, if it was implemented, could have significantly added to concerns about Ring's ability to collect data on and potentially surveil citizens.
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At their direction, he helped surveil foreign officials and even Russian citizens, including a newspaper reporter and an officer with the Internal Affairs Ministry.
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Law enforcement said their case began to focus on DeAngelo last Thursday and that they then began to surveil him, The Sacramento Bee reported.
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Rosenstein has also tasked the DOJ's inspector general with looking into whether anyone attempted to inappropriately "infiltrate or surveil" Trump's team back in 2016.
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Top F.B.I. officials received the Steele information in September 2016 as they were debating whether to obtain the secret warrant to surveil Mr. Page.
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But ultimately, it's a lot harder to surveil someone in person than to collect the electronic communications of many people at the same time.
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They don't record audio or video, but they can surveil guests and fire out an alert if it sounds like someone is throwing a rager.
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Concerned for Martine, authorities began to surveil Blanc at his home in Fort Lauderdale where they observed him in a nearby alley on multiple occasions.
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Back to the memo: It says that Rosenstein signed off on at least one FISA application to surveil Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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And number two, did Strzok or Page have any role in reviewing, approving or supplying information for the FISA warrant obtained to surveil Carter Page?
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The American Civil Liberties Union called on Amazon to stop pitching the image recognition tech to law enforcement agencies so they can better surveil citizens.
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He suspects the technology company has hired people to surveil him, because he says he has seen people taking photos outside his San Francisco apartment.
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As soon as the drive plugs in, it can install malware that can remotely surveil and control the affected device — and spread throughout a network.
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The viral Facebook post claims that the local sheriff's department in Morton County is using Facebook check-ins to surveil and track Standing Rock protesters.
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The FBI obtained a secret warrant to surveil the communications of a Trump campaign adviser during the 2016 presidential election, the Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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One is that each intermediary between you and the person or organization you are trying to help can delay, surveil, censor or steal your funds.
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In her response, obtained by Axios, Rice denied having ever been briefed about the so-called Steele dossier or FISA applications to surveil Trump personnel.
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The next day, a secret court in Virginia ordered the owner of a small email provider in Texas to help investigators surveil Snowden's email communications.
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Most high-profile hacks this year seem motivated by money, but a few have been traced to governments across the globe aiming to surveil individuals.
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To microtarget individuals with ads, today's platforms massively surveil their users; then they use engagement-juicing algorithms to keep people onsite as long as possible.
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Twitter did so after the ACLU of California found out that the centers had access to Dataminr's service and could use it to surveil users.
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"The public needs to know whether FBI is manufacturing a threat to improperly surveil, investigate, and prosecute Black people for constitutionally protected activity," she added.
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"There is a tremendous risk that governments could use technological capacities to monitor the spread of the virus to actually surveil their citizens," he said.
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This Command Post would surveil, plan, facilitate and monitor material requirements and help assure adequate national inventories of food, medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and other essentials.
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The memo is said to accuse federal law enforcement officials of abusing their authorities in seeking court permission to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser.
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But with drones, hacking doesn't just compromise privacy, it also means machines can fall from the sky or be reprogrammed to surveil people from above.
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He added that post-financial crisis advances in technology, big data, artificial intelligence and cloud computing now allow firms to surveil their employees more closely.
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IMSI-catchers, which are often used by local police agencies to surveil criminals, can also be made by sophisticated hobbyists or by the Harris Corp.
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Feinstein acknowledged that the report described "several errors" that were made by Justice Department and FBI personnel in applying for a warrant to surveil Page.
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"They used Carter Page as a foil in order to surveil a candidate for the presidency of the United States," Trump said to The Hill.
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It also shows that Ring's marketing strategy centrally includes building a network of surveillance facilitated by private residents choosing to surveil themselves and their neighbors.
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Beck said the Hikvision cameras that were removed were not used to surveil high-security areas but were used to view roads and parking lots.
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What's happening: New technologies have made it easy and cheap to surveil workers, checking for everything from intellectual property theft to good old Facebook slacking.
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It matters especially as there's a heated debate about how much the government can surveil cellphones; a decision could have huge implications for privacy rights.
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Trump believes the FBI tricked the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to surveil a former campaign member, Carter Page, based on a Democrat-connected dossier.
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A newly detailed espionage group is breaching the telecom and travel industries in a likely attempt to surveil individuals, according to a new report by FireEye.
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The anti-drug agency, just like the FBI, is worried about "going dark," a future where encryption makes it hard, or even impossible, to surveil criminals.
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Controversy followed, as national security officials insisted that the AG referring to the legal use of a FISA warrant to surveil Carter Page was deeply irresponsible.
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The U.S. government has long developed cyberweapons—viruses and other tools used to surveil and sabotage the systems of foreign nations, such as China and Iran.
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Section 702 is intended to allow intelligence officials to electronically surveil non-US "persons reasonably believe to be located outside the United States" without a warrant.
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Illustration: US Patent OfficeAmazon was criticized earlier this year for a controversial patent application that detailed an "ultrasonic bracelet" that could be used to surveil workers.
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"If I was to actually control your computer to do something, like surveil you for a month, that also becomes a very questionable practice," Ghappour added.
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After the American Civil Liberties Union reported in May that Amazon had been pitching Rekognition to law enforcement agencies to surveil citizens, the backlash was swift.
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The big picture: Intelligence groups and law enforcement agencies contract NSO Group to provide spyware that governments can use to surveil the cellphones of perceived threats.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," he said.
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There has been no hint of re-opening the U.S. drone base, closed down in January 2016, used to surveil and launch strikes on al-Shabaab.
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It may be far easier and more efficient for sophisticated stalkers to penetrate a mobile provider, and use its data to surveil whichever customers they please.
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Photo: GettyA university in the UK announced that it will surveil student social media posts, among other data, to try and determine whether they are suicidal.
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With millions of downloads, the app was reportedly being used to surveil bars in an effort to catch establishments playing matches on television without a license.
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Further down, the memo reveals that the FISA application to surveil Page also cited an article from Michael Isikoff of Yahoo News about Page's Russian contacts.
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At one point, an elevated chair was installed so that a member could sit and surveil the shopping floor, like a lifeguard or a tennis referee.
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Section 215 also enables the government to collect business records without a warrant and surveil targets across multiple cell phone or communications devices during terrorism investigations.
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That investigation sprung from claims among some House Republicans that federal officials inappropriately used the so-called Steele dossier to obtain a warrant to surveil Page.
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The resolution alleges that "deeply flawed and questionable" Foreign Surveillance Act warrant applications were obtained during the election by government officials to surveil Trump campaign aides.
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The documents also reveal that the bait Amazon packages included real-time location-tracking devices in order to surveil and track anyone who stole a package.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz delivered scathing testimony Wednesday about the FBI's missteps in applying for a warrant to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said.
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Agents from the California Department of Justice work with local law enforcement officials to surveil and disarm people in the database believed to illegally own firearms.
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But the FBI used the allegations in the dossier as part — but not the only justification — of an application for a FISA warrant to surveil Page.
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The user data held by telcos and tech companies is "a magnet for governments seeking to surveil citizens, journalists, and activists," EFF activism director Rainey Reitman said.
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For border patrol agents trying to surveil the long, rural, mountainous stretches of the border, unmanned surveillance aircraft — more commonly known as drones — are a favored tool.
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Officials are also reportedly considering imposing limits on American sales of surveillance technology that Chinese security agencies and companies are using to surveil Uighurs in northwest China.
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The seat-back cameras, if hacked or used to surveil, would likely just capture you sleeping in an uncomfortable position or eating snacks while watching a movie.
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The group is concerned now that use of the technology to surveil the surrounding areas of the White House may clamp down on protests in the area.
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The FTC took its first-ever action Tuesday against a maker of "stalkerware," software used by spouses, parents and others to surveil purported loved ones' cell phones.
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The Ethiopian government is suspected of deploying spyware and other hacking and surveillance tools to surveil individuals, including at least one American citizen, hooked to the web.
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If an attacker wanted to surveil the screen of someone she was video chatting with, for instance, she could simply record the sound output from their microphone.
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Photo: GettyResearchers at the University of Washington are developing tech to detect the use of a controversial device used by law enforcement to track and surveil cellphones.
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Britain has been assured that President Trump will not repeat accusations that Britain's GCHQ intelligence agency helped former President Obama surveil Trump Tower, according to reports Friday.
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Similarly, the Democrats have remained silent about the manner in which the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant to surveil Carter Page, a private American citizen, was secured.
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Of particular interest to them is the FBI's use of information from the controversial Steele dossier in an application to surveil onetime Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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China participated in the exercise when it was last held in 2016, but sent ships to surveil the war games in 2014 and 2016, the network reported.
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" From Rosenstein himself: "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action.
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Trump then went after Rosenstein for his role in signing off on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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According to Schiff's memo, when the Justice Department sought a warrant to surveil Page in 2016, it presented the court with contextual information about Russian election interference.
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Human rights advocates say Vietnam's new cybersecurity law was meant to let the government better surveil its critics on Facebook, the country's most popular social media platform.
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The memo is a short summary of some of the intelligence used to support a government request to secretly surveil Carter Page, the former Trump campaign associate.
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Understanding obscurity means paying attention to how space, time and people's cognitive limitations make it difficult for others to surveil us or find out things about us.
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"Many people seem to assume that the only intelligence collection that occurred was a single confidential informant" and the warrant to surveil Mr. Page, Mr. Barr said.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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Drones have been used to arrest and surveil people and have also been used to locate missing persons and to assist in rescue operations during natural disasters.
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Exploiting a zero-day, for example, could allow a hacker to access an iPhone or a laptop and install malware to steal information, or surveil the user.
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Finally, SB2106 makes it illegal to operate a drone within 250 feet of a critical infrastructure facility in order to surveil or gather information about said facility.
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The idea was to equip fake Amazon packages with GPS trackers and surveil doorsteps with Ring doorbell cameras in an effort to catch someone stealing a package.
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And, if such a model is more widely adopted, it speaks to a disconcerting future in which police and tech companies have an excuse to surveil peaceful protestors.
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It's easy for all sides to read too much into the news that the FBI reportedly obtained a warrant to surveil former Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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New details from the peninsula suggest that Kim Jong Un's regime is taking cues from Apple in building security features to surveil and suppress the North Korean people.
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Facial recognition can be used to surveil people at a public protest or chart people's movements through a town based on where their faces show up on camera.
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But the limitations on their actions are severe; for example, US troops are not allowed to surveil the Mexican side of the border when they're monitoring camera footage.
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The move comes in the wake of ACLU's investigation that found that Amazon has been pitching its facial recognition technology Rekognition to law enforcement agencies to surveil citizens.
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What was particularly disturbing was the portrayal of Clapper — and the Obama administration generally — as denying that the administration would ever surveil political opponents in such a matter.
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Critics fear that the project, code-named Dragonfly, will enable the Chinese government to block its citizens from accessing information it doesn't like and surveil its political opponents.
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" However, the FBI contract seems to violate a key clause in Twitter's Developer Agreement, which specifically forbids using the provided data to "investigate, track or surveil Twitter's users.
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Researchers from the University of Michigan found that installing the browser certificate allowed the government to surveil which sites people were accessing, such as Google, Facebook, and Twitter.
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A black buzzard modified with a camera on its head to help surveil the borders and control the population of new territories in Klint's vision of the future.
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HOUSE MEMO: DISPUTED DOSSIER KEY TO FBI FISA WARRANT TO SURVEIL TRUMP TEAM The unredacted FISA materials also contain only limited references to ex-Trump adviser George Papadopoulos.
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Agents of foreign powers are acceptable foreign intelligence targets and the government could have a warrant to surveil Kislyak under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) since 22019.
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In its investigation into Russia's potential connection to the Trump campaign, the F.B.I. obtained warrants to surveil the communications of Mr. Page and the campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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Team players in constant communication The Air Force is planning for its new robots and fighters to be able to do what they do best: sneak and surveil.
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According to Bloomberg, one of the people placed on leave attempted to access documents on a Chrome browser extension that employees feared was being used to surveil them.
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I will go so that I can glimpse our lands — our trees — on the other side of the militarized border as Israeli soldiers surveil me through their weapons.
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The two last exchanged emails in September 2017, about a month before a secret warrant to surveil Mr. Page expired after being repeatedly renewed by a federal judge.
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The apps also throw up an ethical dilemma, as Russian digital rights activists have voiced the concern that the government-chosen apps could be used to surveil people.
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Beyond trying to intercept the private conversations of top officials — prized information for any intelligence service — foreign countries often will try to surveil their close associates as well.
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"We completely categorically deny that Lev was involved in any activities with Hyde to surveil the ambassador and try to harm the ambassador," said Parnas' attorney Joe Bondy.
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Not so says McCabe -- the former No. 2 official at the FBI who signed one of the applications to surveil former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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Horowitz declined to say whether he believed the FISA court would have approved the warrant to surveil Page if it knew now what the inspector general knew today.
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A Google spokesperson denied that the tool was meant to surveil organizers, saying that it was rolled out to reduce calendar spam and that workers have misunderstood it.
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The move comes amidst ongoing worries that the video app owned by Beijing-based company ByteDance could compromise national security or be used to influence or surveil Americans.
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Now that facial recognition algorithms exist, they can be effectively linked to any digital camera and any database of labeled faces to surveil any given population of people.
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HB 1029 created the crime of unlawful drone use, defined as the intentional use of a drone to surveil a location without the owner&aposs prior written consent.
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But House Republicans and those in the president's camp have maintained that the dossier was key to the FISA warrant to surveil members of the Trump campaign for months.
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As a result Taiwan scrambled jets and navy ships to "surveil and control" the passage of the Chinese ships through the narrow body of water separating Taiwan and China.
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The documents, if they are indeed legitimate, include charts that detail iOS exploits that would allow the CIA to surveil iPhone users and, in some cases, control their devices.
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As mobile data connectivity across the border increases, CBP will have increased opportunities to better communicate among its workforce, as well as surveil other people within the border zone.
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Officials corroborated or supplemented intelligence from other sources to make a case to surveil Carter Page, but much of that information can't be made public because it's highly sensitive.
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On Tuesday, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that companies can surveil their employees' email — but only if workers are given an explanation about the policy in advance.
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At the same time, we will track the lengths the Guadalajara branch of the DEA goes to surveil Gallardo's cartel, an initiative spearheaded by agent Kiki Camarena (Michael Peña).
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Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act provides the director of national intelligence and attorney general with the authority to surveil anyone outside of the country, and remains controversial.
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According to the statements, the group was told to surveil Israeli forces and received "instructions and guidance regarding executing terror attacks," including suicide bombings, and it was given $5,000.
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The drone will surveil the event alongside more than 1,200 cameras in order to assist around 7,000 police officers who will be on duty, according to the Associated Press.
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The Supreme Court held that this was an allowed use of the All Writs Act, and New York Telephone Company was forced to help law enforcement surveil its customers.
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We reported earlier that Trump was likely referring to commentary on Breitbart and conservative talk radio suggesting that the Obama administration used "police state" tactics to surveil his campaign.
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As such, inevitably, he participated, at least to some degree, in the preparation of the controversial FISA warrant application for court approval to surveil members of the Trump campaign.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said in the statement.
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Within the past few years, interactive toys ranging from dolls to stuffed animals have been found to have security vulnerabilities hackers could use to surveil or interact with children.
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" He then showed a clip from The Bergen Record during which Conway said, "You can surveil someone through their phone, through their television sets ... microwaves that turn into cameras.
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The details are still in flux, but police say they plan to use drones to do things like assess the extent of a freeway pileup, not surveil suspected criminals.
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The FBI used the allegations in the dossier as part — but not the only justification — of an application for a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant to surveil Page.
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Their job: To surveil all your contributions on behalf of big media companies, trying to detect copyright infringement and stop it before it ever sees the light of day.
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In other words, by implementing a state machine (a computer) in a living cell, it's possible to use that state machine to surveil otherwise impossible-to-observe cellular happenings.
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And Quintin points out that the campaign's mass infection tactics imply a government that wants to surveil a large group that might self-select by visiting a certain website.
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Sekulow lashed out at the FBI over a recent inspector-general report that attorneys there abused their authority to obtain a warrant to surveil a former Trump campaign aide.
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Barr excoriated the FBI for making mistakes and omissions as they sought to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, in line with the findings of the Horowitz report.
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The Zimbabwe government already appears to be harnessing the internet to its advantage, using software to surveil opponents and sending armies of trolls against its critics, Mr. Hove said.
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Republicans allege that the FBI improperly used the so-called Steele dossier, which includes salacious allegations about Trump's ties to Moscow, in applying for the warrant to surveil Page.
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The government has not disclosed which program was used to surveil Mohamud and only alerted him and his lawyers to how evidence against him was collected after his conviction.
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But, instead of reporting the vulnerabilities to the companies who own the software, these companies sell them to governments who turn them into tools to hack and surveil targets.
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Critics fear that the project, code-named Dragonfly, will enable the Chinese government to block its citizens from accessing information that it doesn't like, and surveil its political opponents.
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House Republicans allege the memo reveals that the FBI abused its power in obtaining a warrant to surveil Carter Page, a former member of Trump's campaign team, in 2016.
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To recap: Section 702 gives US intelligence broad power to surveil foreign targets outside the US, and if some US citizens get caught up in it, well, that's just life.
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Journalists and protestors can be targeted by the same technology as easily as any fugitive, and China has been accused of using face recognition to surveil its Muslim ethnic minority.
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In 1994, when he was a senator, he introduced a digital wiretapping law signed by President Bill Clinton requiring telecommunications carriers to design equipment so law enforcement can surveil users.
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It worked perfectly — until the license plate of an Audi the group used to surveil the facility pinged on closed-circuit video and was identified by a computer as suspicious.
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The cameras scanning for faces can be changed on the fly, says Ermolaev, to target "regions most concentrated with crime," or to surveil areas where suspects are known to frequent.
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The letter opposes Project Dragonfly, a China-focused version of Google search that would reportedly block certain search terms and make it easy for the government to surveil users' searches.
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Devin Nunes, Republican of California, created the four-page memo outlining some previously classified information about how the FBI obtained a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page.
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The U.S. has expressed concern that a 5G infrastructure created using Huawei technology would give China's government sweeping abilities to surveil or otherwise control the world's next-generation communications network.
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The U.S Department of Justice's Inspector General should immediately conduct an investigation into these leaks and to examine the motivations behind a previous Administration's effort to surveil a political opponent.
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One is that Page had well-established contacts with Russian intelligence figures long before he joined the Trump campaign, making the choice to surveil him less random than it seems.
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While the public release of a surveillance application marked an unprecedented step, it did little to quell the furor over how law enforcement obtained a warrant to surveil Page. Sen.
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The US Department of Justice's Inspector General should immediately conduct an investigation into these leaks and to examine the motivations behind a previous Administration's effort to surveil a political opponent.
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" It also calls for unmanned drones to be used to surveil the border 24 hours a day, five days a week as part of its aim to conduct "continuous surveillance.
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The independent investigation has been looking into whether the FBI violated its policies when applying for a warrant to surveil a former Trump campaign aide ahead of the 2016 election.
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FISA warrants are granted sparingly, secretly, and require approval by top Department of Justice and FBI officials as well as a lengthy testimony about why the agency should surveil Page.
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And former Mississippi County, Missouri sheriff Cory Hutcheson was charged for using a phone-tracking service to surveil a judge and police officers, the New York Times reported last year.
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House Republicans argue the memo proves that the FBI and Justice Department abused its power when it sought a FISA warrant to surveil Carter Page, a former Trump campaign advisor.
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" Rosenstein also issued the following statement: "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action.
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An anonymous Microsoft engineer has claimed that managers working on a major oil-extraction project called Tengizchevroil, or TCO, proposed using tech to surveil staff working in their oil fields.
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These days, the large, unfenced areas of the US-Mexico border exist overwhelmingly in remote rural locations that are inconvenient for would-be border crossers and relatively easy to surveil.
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Numerous lawmakers and staff members have been openly discussing details of the FISA warrant used to surveil Mr. Page with reporters and other people who do not have security clearances.
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The FBI did use the Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Act (FISA) to surveil onetime Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page, but that didn't happen until after Page left the campaign.
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Many Republicans say the FBI abused its power to obtain a FISA warrant to surveil Carter Page — no relation to the FBI lawyer Lisa Page Levin mentioned — for political purposes.
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The previously classified memo outlines some, but perhaps not all, details of how the Department of Justice secured a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page in 2016.
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And Trump himself tweeted his concerns about FISA, but he focused entirely on how FISA may have been used to surveil members of his presidential campaign — and then quickly backtracked.
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Civil rights groups and public officials have questioned whether this technology could be used to surveil activists and members of marginalized groups, such as undocumented immigrants and people of color.
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"There was an article this week that talked about how you can surveil someone through their phones, through their—certainly through their television sets, any number of different ways," Conway said.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," Conway said, before suggesting that surveillance could take place through phones, TVs or "microwaves that turn into cameras."
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In May, the ACLU reported that Amazon had been pitching Rekognition to law enforcement agencies to surveil citizens, and that Oregon's Washington County and Orlando had been using it since 2017.
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Under the proposal, Russian internet traffic would be required to be sent through servers in the country, according to the AP, giving the country more leverage to surveil and censor information.
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Criminals are increasingly using drones in illegal activity and as a way to counter surveil and disrupt the FBI and other law enforcement agents, according to a report by Defense One.
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But as we surveil each other in profoundly coercive ways, we also risk — as is often the case with informal forms of power — replicating the coercive power of the state itself.
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They don't move quickly (WashPost notes not "beyond a stroll's pace"), but the aerial drone, which sits atop the car, can detach and surveil surrounding areas that the car cannot reach.
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But what's evident is that increasingly extreme and tragic situations like the Christchurch attack are driving people in less suppressed regions to voluntarily surveil themselves in even their most intimate spaces.
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A mediocre mayor who happened to be in office when 9/11 happened, he's an accidental national security "expert" with only one method of terror prevention: When in doubt, surveil Muslims.
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Page says he is pursuing legal action against what he calls the "dodgy dossier" (also known as the Steele dossier) that led U.S. officials to surveil him under a FISA warrant.
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Graham proposed appointing another special counsel in order to review why the FBI made certain decisions, such as its use of a FISA warrant to surveil Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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The memo, released earlier in the day by the House Intelligence Committee, alleges that politically motivated material was used to petition the government for a warrant to surveil an American citizen.
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The FBI reportedly obtained a warrant from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to surveil Page based on allegations of ties to Russia contained in the explosive dossier made public in January.
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" Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein added that "if anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action.
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Overnight, responding to Freedom of Information requests, the Department of Justice released a heavily redacted FISA court request by the FBI, asking for permission to surveil or listen into Carter Page.
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He also focused much of his remarks on surveillance issues, including proposed reforms to Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, a controversial provision authorizing U.S. intelligence to surveil noncitizens.
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This response isn't reassuring to critics who say that Project Dragonfly will enable the Chinese government to block its citizens from accessing information it doesn't like and surveil its political opponents.
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Comey, according to the memo, signed off on three FISA applications when it pursued the warrant to surveil Page in FISC (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court) during his tenure as FBI director.
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PredPol claims to use an algorithm to predict crime in specific 500-foot by 500-foot sections of a city, so that police can patrol or surveil specific areas more heavily.
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The report described camps where thousands of guards carrying spiked clubs, tear gas, and stun guns surveil the detainees, who are held in buildings surrounded by razor wire and infrared cameras.
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The great number of aliens who cross unlawfully into the United States through the southern border consumes tremendous resources as the Government seeks to surveil, apprehend, screen, process, and detain them.
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Florida's GOP-led legislature is advancing a bill to allow Election Day poll watchers to monitor any precinct in the state; currently, they have to live in the precincts they surveil.
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After the prosecutors and data analysts pinpoint the most concerning doctors based on the combined factors, law enforcement agents move in to monitor and surveil the pinpointed doctor's offices and pharmacies.
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But since they are using internet or phone providers with connections to the United States, investigators need some sort of authority to surveil them, which is how 2702 came into play.
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That includes pursuing things like FISA warrants to surveil targets, a process that is frequently used by investigators, but was riddled with errors during the Russia investigation, the inspector general found.
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Testifying before Congress last week, the inspector general didn&apost mince words, saying "here are significant, serious failures" on the FBI&aposs part when applying for the warrant to surveil Page.
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Horowitz's report was, in fact, quite harsh in assessing the FBI's handling of warrant applications to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, saying those applications contained many errors and omissions.
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The real issue behind the Equifax incident is that credit bureaus are just one of an escalating class of companies that surveil almost every individual in the country without our consent.
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Hays and West come together on a plan to surveil the neighborhood for a couple of days, search the homes of those willing to comply and see if anything shakes loose.
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If it is legal to surveil and follow a suspect in person using a police officer and a car, it should be legal to do the same thing with electronic devices.
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Why it matters: No one has attempted to spread mobile malware to such a wide group before because no one has tried to surveil an entire ethnic group this way before.
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In 2016, the FBI sought and received approval from the court to surveil Page for nearly a year, starting shortly after he left the Trump campaign in the fall of 2016.
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Snowden told The Verge that this is one of the threat models of Haven, and as we've reported previously, there is a huge problem of people using "stalkerware" to surveil their partners.
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The emails also show that Google and its partners worked extensively to develop machine learning algorithms for the Pentagon, with the goal of creating a sophisticated system that could surveil entire cities.
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Tonight, Google has discovered and blocked a new family of insidious Android spyware, called Lipizzan, that can surveil and capture user text messages, emails, voice calls, photos, location data, and other files.
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By working with corporations to monitor and track the public — ostensibly for our safety — the federal government essentially gave the telecommunications industry and Big Tech permission to surveil and analyze public communications.
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Republicans are also pointing to Rosenstein's role in signing off on one of four applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said in a statement announcing the move.
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Rosenstein saying with his own statement, saying +ACI-If anyone did infiltrate our surveil participants in the presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action.
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"The U.S. Department of Justice's Inspector General should immediately conduct an investigation into these leaks and to examine the motivations behind a previous administration's effort to surveil a political opponent," he said.
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They also say they worry that if the FBI's order is allowed to stand, they may be asked to surveil their customers surreptitiously in ways not permitted by their own privacy policies.
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The company claims to use an algorithm to predict crime in specific 500-foot by 500-foot sections of a city, so that police can patrol or surveil specific areas more heavily.
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When asked by New Jersey's the Bergen Record on Sunday if Trump Tower had actually been wiretapped, Conway suggested the CIA could have used "microwaves that turn into cameras" to surveil Trump.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HOUSTON — Artist Lauren McCarthy wants to be your virtual assistant, but the catch is you have to invite her into your home to surveil your life.
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Not only have the police been able to surveil innocent Canadians with impunity for more than a decade, but they did so without proper training, and potentially even without clear legal authorization.
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Republicans have been quick to claim the new information substantiates their argument that the FBI and DOJ under the Obama administration improperly used FISA authorities to surveil members of the Trump campaign.
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Trump has previously sought to declassify and release materials from the Russia investigation, including the application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to surveil Page, but backed off after U.S. allies objected.
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"Amazon has a terrible record on privacy and is releasing endless 'smart' gadgets that constantly surveil their owners' private lives," said the group's director, Silkie Carlo, in a statement to Business Insider.
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The complaint also calls on Facebook to develop stricter controls to prevent the platform from being used to facilitate these crimes, and, crucially, to work with law enforcement to surveil known traffickers.
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The glasses have been deployed in Zhengzhou, the capital of central province Henan, where it has been used to surveil those traveling by plane and train, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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A resident of Portland, Oregon who calls himself "Drone Man" has spent the last few weeks using a drone to surveil what he believes is an illegal, boat-based bicycle theft ring.
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But few American officials acknowledge that Khartoum's counterterrorism efforts to surveil dissidents and rebels and crack down on the freedom of speech rely in part on a hacker group called Electronic Jihad.
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In an essay published in Logic Magazine, the engineer — writing under the pseudonym "Zero Cool" — described how managers overseeing the project wanted Microsoft&aposs help to surveil workers in their oil fields.
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Across the US, local politicians and national lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have started introducing rules that bar law enforcement agencies from using facial recognition technology to surveil everyday citizens.
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This tiny, isolated village of Tikuna people sits on 4,000 acres of protected rainforest in the Peruvian Amazon, an expanse that was impossible for the community to surveil and protect, until recently.
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To get a warrant to surveil Page, the FBI would only have needed to prove that Page was an "agent" of a foreign entity, even if that did not entail illegal activity.
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AI will serve as a force multiplier in the military and the intelligence community — as a tool to improve governance or to surveil citizens — and across all facets of the economic spectrum.
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Individual Decision With Group Implications There's a crucial, unstated aspect of owning a Ring camera: You aren't just making the decision to surveil your own property and visitors when you buy one.
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They had similarly touted a report from the Justice Department's inspector general, Michael Horowitz, that looked more specifically at the process used to secure warrants to surveil a former Trump campaign aide.
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Behind claims of transparency, virtually all of the mega-technology companies (including but not limited to Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google and Microsoft) also constantly surveil their customers without our free will consent.
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Graham, a top ally of Trump's, has vowed he will use his gavel to look into the origins of the Russia investigation and the decision to surveil Page, a former campaign aide.
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HB 19 forbids drone use to surveil school rounds or correctional facilities, while SB 73 expands the definition of obstructing an officer to include intentionally crossing a police barrier with a drone.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said in a statement on Sunday evening.
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In court, Jacobs testified that Uber used its non-attributable devices to surveil protestors and other groups Uber considered a threat, so those groups wouldn't be able to trace them back to Uber.
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US intelligence chiefs say the program is vital to national defense and any lapse in its renewal would compromise the government's ability to surveil terrorists, malicious cyber actors, and other intelligence targets abroad.
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A few weeks ago, an American Civil Liberties Union investigation found that Amazon had been pitching its facial recognition technology, known as Rekognition, to law enforcement agencies as a way to surveil citizens.
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Yet Google has said it's still actively exploring a product for the Chinese market, despite concerns it could be used to surveil Chinese citizens and tie their offline activities to their online behavior.
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Video "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said in a statement announcing the move.
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In an early scene, Officer Stallworth is sent to surveil a talk being hosted by the University of Colorado's Black Student Union where Black Panther leader Kwame Ture (Corey Hawkins) would be speaking.
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When Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered last year, NSO Group was accused in a lawsuit of spying on Kashoggi's friends and colleagues in order to surveil him, but not Kashoggi himself.
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Sen. Mark WarnerPhoto: Win McNamee (Getty)The internet-connected gadgets, devices, baubles, and geegaws we fill our homes with to perform menial tasks and surveil our every move are often times wildly insecure.
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"The tactic of using fake identities on Facebook accounts created expressively to surveil targets is a violation of Facebook's real name policy, which states that "pretending to be anything or anyone isn't allowed.
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Facts First: Material from the dossier was used in an application to obtain a warrant to surveil one particular person, Carter Page, after Page had taken a leave of absence from the campaign.
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In the years to come it is imperative that epidemiologists continue to surveil the astronaut and cosmonaut populations for potential harmful effects of exposure to space radiation, using methods both novel and familiar.
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Community members and civil liberties advocates worry that ShotSpotter's microphones will impinge on people's privacy and unfairly surveil racialized communities in Toronto, where more than half of the population identify as visible minorities.
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The capabilities are staggering, according to the guide: All of this information is aggregated and synthesized in a way that gives law enforcement nearly omniscient knowledge over any suspect they decide to surveil.
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But this behavior can take a more sinister turn when you consider how easy it is to set up multiple anonymous accounts, which can be used not just to surveil, but to harass.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said in a statement.
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While deemed necessary in light of terror threats, civil society and human rights activists say the technology is also used by the Russian state to surveil political dissenters and opponents of Putin's government.
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The key issue is that the law allows the NSA to surveil foreign spying targets, picking up messages to and from Americans who weren't the initial focus of an investigation in the process.
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The fact that Nigerian officials and health workers could surveil Borno to find the cases was a win for the government, since they haven't had enough access to the area for several months.
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People may have consented to having their photos up on Flickr, but they hadn't imagined their images would be used to train a technology that could one day be used to surveil them.
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When a prototype circulated internally of a system that would ostensibly allow the Chinese government to surveil Chinese users' queries by their phone numbers, Google executives argued that it was within existing norms.
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The inspector general is said to be near the end of his investigation into whether the FBI followed proper protocol when applying for the warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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But critics say facial recognition could be used to surveil students and note that it builds up databases of sensitive information about peoples' faces, which schools may not be prepared to keep secure.
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The FBI first sought approval to surveil Page shortly after he left the campaign in fall 2016, but also omitted in its applications a critical finding that exculpatory evidence about Page was omitted.
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The hereditary chiefs and their supporters say cops continue to patrol and surveil the area in spite of their eviction, and are now calling on a meeting with Trudeau to broker a resolution.
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The Justice Department may have told a court of the political origins of an opposition research dossier that formed part of the application for a warrant to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser.
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Encryption technologies became popular only a few years ago, after the former government security contractor Edward Snowden revealed the extent of what the United States government was doing to surveil its own citizens.
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They have particularly taken aim at the FBI for using parts of Steele's research in a renewal application to surveil Carter Page, who worked as a foreign policy adviser on the Trump campaign.
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The first is "sex offender unmanned aerial vehicle offense," in which a sex offender uses a drone to follow, contact, or surveil another person under conditions that prohibit said offender from doing so.
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The aliens send drones into the city to surveil and sometimes kill humans, and season two teases out a massive surveillance state that is essentially watching and recording everything anybody says or does.
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A group of at least nine former NSA and military officials helped the United Arab Emirates government surveil media figures, including a BBC host and the chairman of Al Jazeera, beginning in 2017.
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In terms of aiding Kiev, Carpenter says the US should give Ukraine radars to better surveil the waters its ships are in, as well as land-based anti-ship missiles to better defend itself.
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US Central Command said an Iranian surface-to-air missile was fired at a US drone that arrived to surveil the aftermath of an attack on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman.
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Crucially, the bill does not require police to obtain warrants or suspect criminal activity before launching drones to surveil public events, opening the door for aerial police presence at potentially any protest or rally.
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While ICE representatives in the report note the usefulness of the software, several privacy, immigration, and civil liberties advocates question both the accuracy of the software and the use of data to surveil people.
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The company had agreed to secretly help the U.S. government surveil the emails of many of its users after it was issued a court order to do so, according to The New York Times.
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Salzman pled guilty to the federal racketeering charges, as well as "unlawfully surveil[ling]" perceived "enemies" of NXIVM by obtaining user names and passwords of their email addresses, according to the New York Times.
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The FTC detailed three violations of law on behalf of Retina-X — including mishandling information on children, failing to safeguard information and accepting that users would use its products to surveil others without consent.
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"[The] state in the late '60s deployed 1,500 federal Army intelligence officers to surveil 100,000 Americans; another 2,000 FBI agents were dispatched to disrupt legal organizations and 'neutralize' protest leaders, myself included," Hayden wrote.
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In December, documents made public as part of its case against Waymo asserted that, under former CEO Travis Kalanick, Uber hired undercover agents to surveil competitors and politicians who favored other ride sharing companies.
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The warrant to monitor Page's communications was reportedly part of the FBI's investigation into possible ties between Trump campaign associates and Russia, which required a lengthy testimony about why the agency should surveil Page.
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Twitter does have a 'longstanding rule' prohibiting the sale of user data for surveillance as well as a Developer Policy that bans the use of Twitter data 'to investigate, track or surveil Twitter users.
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Devin Nunes alleged that the FBI did not, and should have, disclosed that Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, had funded research used in an applications for a warrant to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Paige.
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Signed into law in 1978, FISA requires the government to obtain permission from a judge on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) in order to surveil communications on domestic soil for national security reasons.
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The action arrives during a period of heightened concern about the ethics of facial recognition technology, which has already been used to police and surveil communities of color, undocumented immigrants, and other vulnerable populations.
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Under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which governs spying on foreigners within U.S. borders, law enforcement agencies can petition the closed-door intelligence court for a legal order to surveil a given target.
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Critics say facial recognition software can be used to disproportionately surveil minorities based on its use by police officers to track and identify people in public places across the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Some of the technologies floated include drones to surveil areas border agents cannot easily see, biometrics to check people entering the U.S. with their IDs, and sensors that detect people moving across the border.
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The Justice Department inspector general is also conducting an investigation into whether the FBI followed protocol in applying for the warrant to surveil Page and is expected to wrap up in May or June.
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Former National Security Agency (NSA) employees helped the United Arab Emirates surveil a BBC host and the chairman of Al Jazeera in 2017 amid tensions between the UAE and Qatar, Reuters reported on Monday.
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Osadzinksi told the informant that he had designs in mind to create another custom, lightweight operating system for the terrorist group that he said would make it tougher for authorities to hack and surveil.
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In an article published in the Sydney-based Daily Telegraph last year, Smethurst had reported that Australian ministers were crafting proposals to give an Australian spy agency sweeping new powers to surveil Australian citizens.
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In a lengthy resignation letter, Muzaffar argued that the project is not taking seriously Torontonians' concerns about how one of the biggest tech companies in the world will surveil them and handle their data.
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It's cliche to say it, but it's true, we're living in a frighteningly similar world to George Orwell's 1984, where not just people are spies, but our entire society is built to surveil us.
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Devin Nunes, say FBI investigators relied too heavily on a controversial dossier funded by Trump's political opponents when they sought permission from a judge to surveil former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page in 2016.
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The basic argument behind the memo is this: Clinton's presidential campaign funded the creation of the Steele dossier, and the FBI used the dossier as the flimsy basis for a warrant to surveil Page.
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If you define power as the power to attract and not simply compel, then Beijing — with its dystopian vision to fully surveil and rate all citizens by 2020 — isn't a rising power at all.
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In August, Google researchers exposed a large-scale iPhone breach that, according to anonymous sources who spoke with the Web site Tech Crunch, was initiated by the Chinese government in order to surveil Uighurs.
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"If a government is able to put significant pressure on the Public Interest Registry to actually remove content, remove organizations, censor them, surveil them — it's very concerning from a human rights perspective," Solomon said.
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Horowitz did not find that the FBI engaged in illegal or unauthorized surveillance on the Trump campaign, though his report harshly criticized the FBI for its handling of a warrant application to surveil Page.
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But House Republicans publicly and privately called on Trump to release the memo, which asserted the FBI improperly obtained a warrant to surveil former Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page during the 2016 campaign.
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Those groups raised concerns over the camera policy, which they said failed to ensure that the cameras would not be used to surveil vulnerable communities or to protect officers accused of misconduct or abuse.
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But many civil liberties advocates worry about scope creep (that these drones could be used to surveil beyond these areas), and that even within the legal ranges, many US citizens are vulnerable to being monitored.
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For one, those monitoring camera footage are not allowed to surveil the Mexican side of the border, so they mainly look into the US. They are also prohibited from interacting with migrants or making arrests.
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So, in other words, that the U.K. has sanctioned mass surveillance as the modus operandi of its intelligence and law enforcement agencies, rather than granting them narrower capabilities to surveil specific suspects in targeted investigations.
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Some regimes have embraced emerging technologies the better to control and surveil people: China, for instance, has blanketed its restive regions of Xinjiang and Tibet with facial-recognition cameras, iris scanners and other such kit.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said in a statement Sunday evening.
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Now, we will know Hillary Clinton and the DNC gave millions to an opposition research firm, Fusion GPS that then hired Christopher Steele to create dirt on Donald Trump in order to surveil his campaign.
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There's also the attorney general's role as head of the FBI, which, during the war on terror, has been accused of aggressively using confidential informants to surveil (and even entrap) Muslim Americans in terrorism prosecutions.
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The dossier "formed an essential part" of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrants approved to surveil then-Trump campaign associate Carter Page, according to the House GOP memo alleging government surveillance abuse during 2016.
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And the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) said last week that it was the victim of a hack, with actors being able to surveil the emails of several top committee officials ahead of the midterms.
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And it means redoubling our public diplomacy efforts to inform China's people of their unelected government's effort to surveil every element of their personal lives for the purpose of maintaining its hold on the country.
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In the case of the cyberattacks on that appear to have targeted Uighur Muslims, hackers apparently wanted to surveil a specific group — the fact that they were iPhone users put Apple in hacker's sights, too.
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His memo purports to provide evidence, or at least talking points, around the claim that the FBI somehow abused the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in its effort to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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The British Transport Police (BTP), the UK's national police force for the country's railways, has purchased online monitoring tools that can be used to surveil social media and monitor communities' "mood," according to expenditure records.
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One is a voluminous report on a rigorous multiyear investigation by the former F.B.I director; the other a four-page memo written by G.O.P. committee members about applications to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser.
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And it was one more example of the reality-TV president's compulsion to both surveil his TV coverage and inject himself into it — his insistence on being the show's star, producer and agitated binge-watcher.
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Horowitz offered a damning assessment of the warrant application process to surveil Page, and the ability of officials to mislead the court, that lawmakers say raises questions about broader abuse of the FISA process. Sen.
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"This is the act that may have been used, with the help of the discredited and phony Dossier, to so badly surveil and abuse the Trump Campaign by the previous administration and others?" he wrote.
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Spyware vendors are loath to surveil their own clients, meaning that reporting about potential human rights abuses either comes from victims lucky enough to figure out they were being watched or from the countries themselves.
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Many of the same Republicans who demanded the release of the Nunes memo voted to expand the power of the Justice Department to surveil Americans through reauthorizing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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In fact, before Nunes launched a campaign against "FISA abuse," he decried a fellow Republican for attempting to reform the powers intelligence agencies have to surveil American citizens, telling Politico in May 2014 that Rep.
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Today, the use of space tech for military ends is pretty much a given: they guide US predator missiles, coordinate drone strikes, and allow officers to remotely surveil an area from dozens of miles up.
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Graham promised an investigation into those text messages as well as into the origins of the FBI's counter-intelligence probe -- up to and including questions about the FISA warrant granted the FBI to surveil Carter Page.
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"This is the act that may have been used, with the help of the discredited and phony Dossier, to so badly surveil and abuse the Trump Campaign by the previous administration and others?" the president tweeted.
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Once established on a device, this tool, known as Pegasus, can surveil virtually anything, relaying phone calls, messages, emails, calendar data, contacts, keystrokes, audio and video feeds, and more back to whomever is controlling the attack.
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"There was an article this week that talked about how you can surveil someone through their phone, through their television sets, any number of different ways, microwaves that turn into cameras," she told The Bergen Record.
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In recent years, small drones have made their way onto battlefields where they've been used to surveil US forces or drop bombs on them, prompting the US military to develop new ways to take them down.
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Microsoft has invested in a startup that uses facial recognition to surveil Palestinians throughout the West Bank, in spite of the tech giant's public pledge to avoid using the technology if it encroaches on democratic freedoms.
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The FBI's use of a controversial dossier funded by Trump's political components in their 2016 application to surveil Page proves the special counsel's investigation into Trump's ties to Russia is tainted with liberal bias, Republicans say.
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Republicans cite two main sources: the Department of Justice application to a FISA judge to surveil Page in October 2016, and former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe's testimony before the House Intelligence Committee in December 2017.
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The FBI then takes this Clinton-funded piece of garbage, Russian propaganda, use to it get a FISA warrant to surveil on a Trump campaign associate and they did it by lying to multiple FISA judges.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said in a statement on Sunday afternoon.
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Horowitz is investigating whether the FBI followed applicable procedures in applying for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page and is also said to be looking into whether the bureau appropriately handled informants.
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The GOP memo alleges that federal law enforcement officials relied heavily on a controversial opposition research dossier in their application for a warrant to surveil Carter Page, a former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign.
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The email protection group Agari announced the results of an ambitious and — they promise us — legal project to surveil 78 email accounts belonging to so-called Nigerian scammers, both to rescue victims and study the practice.
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Republicans have been pushing for some kind of investigation since February, after a GOP memo was released accusing the Justice Department and the FBI of tricking a federal judge so that they could surveil Carter Page.
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They include John Catsimatidis, above, the billionaire owner of the Gristedes grocery store chain in New York, who used Clearview to surveil shoppers and to identify a man he saw on a date with his daughter.
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Trump has rejected the dossier as false, but the FBI — which had worked with Steele on other matters — partly relied on it to obtain a warrant to surveil a former Trump campaign associate in late 2016.
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In " The Age of Surveillance Capitalism ," published earlier this year, Shoshana Zuboff, an emerita professor at Harvard Business School, warns of a "rogue mutation of capitalism," in which tech behemoths surveil humans, and eventually control them.
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An inspector general's report in December described significant failures by the FBI in obtaining a FISA warrant to surveil Carter Page in late 2016, weeks after he departed the Trump campaign as a foreign policy adviser.
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"We didn't find any evidence the FBI had tapped any other phones or anything else other than the FISA that we addressed," Horowitz responded, referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant to surveil Page.
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Horowitz's report is the product of a nearly two-year inquiry centered on the FBI's actions in applying for and renewing a warrant to surveil Page as part of the bureau's original investigation into Russian interference.
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The newspaper also cited American whistleblower and Moscow resident Edward Snowden, who has claimed Pegasus was used to surveil Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post reporter who was assassinated and dismembered in the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul.
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So, the start of this is as thin as you can possibly be, and I would also say there was more information or evidence that would require you to surveil Hillary&aposs campaign than Trump&aposs campaign.
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However, the inspector general also uncovered serious errors and omissions in warrant applications filed by the FBI that were used to surveil Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser who was not ultimately charged in the investigation.
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Some US lawmakers have pushed the Trump administration to consider sanctions against Chinese officials, and asked the Commerce Department to limit the sales of technology to China, which the government uses to surveil and repress minority groups.
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In discussing the concerns over the leak, Nunes appeared to reveal the mechanism by which the government was able to legally surveil Flynn, a U.S. citizen, something that has been speculated about since the transcripts were leaked.
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He went on to note that without Section 702, intelligence agencies would have to obtain a court order issued due to probable cause — ostensibly the bar that needs to be cleared in order to surveil U.S. citizens.
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Questions about Trump campaign, Clinton emails Republicans tried to press Comey to divulge information about the FBI's efforts to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page as well as details about the genesis of the Russian investigation.
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"I think it's terrible," Mr. Trump said of the actions described by the document, which accuses federal law enforcement officials of abusing their authority when they sought permission to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page.
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He is at the center of a divisive memo written by Republican committee staff members that was released on Friday and accuses law enforcement officials of abuses in obtaining a warrant to surveil Mr. Page in 2016.
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By all accounts Nunes's four-page memo, which as of this writing hasn't been released, is about the process by which the F.B.I. got a classified warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page in 2016.
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Canberra: The authorities have searched the home, computer and cellphone of a journalist who wrote an article last year detailing top-secret correspondence between government ministries over a plan to allow intelligence agencies to surveil Australian citizens.
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But even with improvements in accuracy, civil rights advocates and researchers warn that, in the absence of government oversight, the technology could easily be misused to surveil immigrants or unfairly target African-Americans or low-income neighborhoods.
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Ironically, these devices have left people feeling less secure, after a spate of high-profile hacks in late 2019 made it possible for strangers to commandeer Ring cameras to surveil and harass people in their own homes.
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But the nation's push to do so on behalf of facial recognition and surveillance industries that it built to surveil and subjugate the nation's Uighur ethnic minority is casting its standards efforts in a new, harsher light.
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The long-awaited report sharply criticized the FBI over its handling of applications to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser, but undercut a GOP talking point in finding that the probe was not motivated by political bias.
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"First of all, what I'm taking issue with is people making the slanderous accusation that she was taking intelligence or politicizing it or urging the intelligence agencies somehow to surveil Donald Trump," he told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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But Trump's latest attack came after Sessions said that the Justice Department's inspector general would look into whether FBI officials abused a clandestine process that allows law enforcement and intelligence agencies to surveil suspected spies and terrorists.
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Trump-friendly commentators have been raising expectations about the IG report, predicting that it will show the FBI purposefully misled the court to surveil Trump's campaign, and have expressed frustration in recent days over its delayed release.
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The report harshly criticized the FBI for errors in applying for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, identifying omissions and inaccuracies in the surveillance application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court).
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The much-discussed memo alleges that during the 2016 presidential campaign, the FBI relied on the unverified (and salacious) Trump dossier to obtain a warrant to surveil Carter Page, a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign.
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They simply bought exclusive rights to all of its images of the area, the only high-res ones available on the US market, making it functionally impossible for anyone else to use commercial US imagery surveil the area.
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"We are concerned the technology would be used to unfairly and disproportionately target and surveil people of color, immigrants, and civil society organizations," the shareholders, which reportedly include Social Equity Group and Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment, wrote.
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The ODAC program not only collected metadata from people that CSIS had warrants to surveil, but also collected so-called "associated data," which means information on non-threats or third parties: in other words, citizens not under investigation.
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"These provisions give the government virtually carte blanche to surveil, seize, or even shoot a drone out of the sky—whether owned by journalists or commercial entities—with no oversight or due process," an ACLU spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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So what I do have more of a problem with is the tech companies who are allowing China's values on privacy, on security, using those tech platforms to squelch the human rights of others to surveil their citizens.
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"These provisions give the government virtually carte blanche to surveil, seize, or even shoot a drone out of the sky — whether owned by journalists or commercial entities — with no oversight or due process," an ACLU spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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That the FBI obtained approval to surveil Page during the summer will further inflame complaints about Comey publicly commenting on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server during the campaign, while saying nothing about Trump and Russia.
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Washington (CNN)Former Donald Trump campaign adviser Carter Page is asking the Department of Justice to release documents that could detail efforts undertaken by the Obama administration to surveil him -- and using Maroon 5 to make his case.
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Royal baby Archie will have a huge impact on Britain's economy Where the US government is using facial recognition technology to surveil Americans Colson Whitehead's spare, riveting, horrifying Nickel Boys The House just passed a $15 minimum wage.
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A 30X zoom camera will then be used to surveil tens of miles around the drone and would be able to assess the impact of a disaster to best direct relief efforts and later to accelerate insurance payout.
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The U-2 was developed in secrecy by Lockheed in the early 1950s to meet the US government's need to surveil the Soviet Union and other areas from a height enemy aircraft and anti-aircraft systems couldn't reach.
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I'm not just talking about family members who register on the creepy-stalker side of the spectrum, although there are certainly jealous spouses and overbearing parents out there who surveil their partners and children with an unhealthy vigilance.
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With Chinese New Year, the world's largest human migration, coming later this month, you'd imagine the glasses could be used to surveil the hundreds of millions of people who travel the country, and beyond, for the holiday period.
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The RADARSAT Constellation Mission (RCM) will consist of three small satellites working together to surveil the vast majority of the planet in fine-grain detail using synthetic aperture radar, a technique for producing highly accurate images and models.
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That's mainly because of the technology's proven bias against people of color and women, as well as concerns that because it would allow the government to perpetually surveil people, it could have a chilling effect on free speech.
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Galperin and her team focus on protecting the activists, dissidents, lawyers, journalists, and civilians who find themselves in an increasingly lopsided conflict with entities that hack, surveil, and sabotage them—or better yet, equipping them to protect themselves.
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"The public deserves to know whether the labeling of so-called 'Black Identity Extremists' is the latest flawed example in the FBI's history of using threats — real or perceived — as an excuse to surveil Black people," Choudhury added.
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The GOP-crafted memo Page referenced alleges that the FBI and the Justice Department cited, in part, a dossier funded by a law firm on behalf of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign to obtain a warrant to surveil Page.
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But he also knows that by using the word "spying" he is signaling some sort of seemingly nefarious behavior as opposed to the legal and rigorous processes in place that allow law enforcement to surveil an American citizen.
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In the report, Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz faulted the FBI for its handling of applications to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page in 85033, finding they contained inaccuracies and that agents omitted certain important information.
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He accused Democrats of blatantly lying about whether a clandestine court was made aware of the political origins of an opposition research dossier that Republicans claim made up a key pillar of the FBI's case to surveil Page.
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The Nunes memo alleges that the FBI and DOJ relied on allegations in the "Steele dossier" — the document, funded in part by the Clinton campaign, that explores Trump's possible Russia ties — to obtain a warrant to surveil Page.
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"This is the act that may have been used, with the help of the discredited and phony Dossier, to so badly surveil and abuse the Trump Campaign by the previous administration and others?" the president wrote in a tweet.
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Mast also supports Israel's illegal settlements in West Bank, which have been condemned by the United Nations, and will be an ally for Trump's plan to surveil the US-Mexico border using drones and put up more physical barriers.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA) that alleged that the Trump-Russia probe was built on the DNC-backed Steele dossier — Hannity said: McCabe testified that without the dossier, the FISA warrant to surveil [Trump associates] would never have been approved.
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In the 20th century, the US passed laws that outlawed lead in paint and gasoline, that defined how much privacy a landlord needs to give his tenants, and that determined how much a phone company can surveil its customers.
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Trump fired off two tweets relating to a Fox Business segment in which the anchor Trish Regan sought to cast doubt on the FBI's justification for obtaining a FISA warrant to surveil the former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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In March, co-founder Nancy Salzman plead guilty to the federal racketeering charges, as well as "unlawfully surveil[ling]" perceived "enemies" of NXIVM by obtaining user names and passwords of their email addresses, according to the New York Times.
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But as NBC points out, the people photographed on Flickr didn't consent to having their photos used to develop facial recognition systems — and might easily not have, considering those systems could eventually be used to surveil and recognize them.
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And while recently cheering his own decision to surveil mosques after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, Giuliani went as far as to suggest that the federal government should monitor Muslims on the terror watch list using specialized bracelets.
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But it's attracted scrutiny from critics who say it enables the government and private companies to mass surveil India's residents and poses a serious threat to privacy, especially since India does not have any privacy or data protection laws.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rosenstein said Sunday, announcing that he was referring the matter to the department's inspector general.
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This means the freedom to choose what to do with your body, or who can see your personal information, or who can monitor your movements and record your calls—who gets to surveil your life and on what grounds.
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Mr. Snowden "proved the existence of a global security state that many people suspected," Mr. Stone said before the show, and he expects that the new administration ("definitely in that direction, very hard core") would continue to surveil aggressively.
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Now that Facebook has ceased the program on iOS and its Android future is uncertain, it may either have to invent new ways to surveil our behavior amidst a climate of privacy scrutiny, or be left in the dark.
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These questions feed into worries Republicans have long voiced about why the special counsel's investigation into Russian interference began and concerns that the use of a FISA warrant to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page was rooted in bias.
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"You can surveil people through their phones, through their—certainly through their television sets, any number of different ways," Conway told the Bergen Record, when asked about President Trump's baseless allegations that Obama had wiretapped the Trump campaign headquarters.
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" In responding to Trump's demand, Rosenstein said he was referring the matter to the inspector general: "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know it and take appropriate action.
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The FBI used information from the Steele dossier to obtain warrants to surveil Page, but it wasn't their only source of information, and law enforcement officials had good reason to be suspicious about Page's contacts and activities in Russia.
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The example Roquet gives is in integrating biological state machines into tumor models, where they may be used to genetically surveil the activation of oncogenes (genes that may cause cancer) and deactivation of tumor suppression mechanisms in individual cells.
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The shadowy court has emerged as a prime target for Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill after Horowitz's report last year found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the warrant applications to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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FISA orders can be used to surveil U.S. persons, like Carter Page, and in some cases the surveillance will foreseeably collect information about the individual's constitutionally protected activities, such as Page's legitimate activities on behalf of a presidential campaign.
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During a Thursday briefing, Spicer read a report by a Fox News legal analyst that claimed Obama used the Government Communications Headquarters intelligence agency to surveil President Trump during the campaign, reading aloud from Andrew Napolitano's statement on air.
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A federal judge asked Apple to help the FBI unlock the phone, but Apple CEO Tim Cook called the order "dangerous" because it could allow the government to overstep in future cases and demand technology companies to surveil users.
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The Justice Department inspector general has completed an internal review on whether the FBI complied with the law and its own policies while applying for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page during the 2016 election.
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Republicans have alleged that the FBI misrepresented the basis of its application for a warrant to surveil Page to a federal judge, saying the bureau underplayed the importance of the so-called Steele dossier, along with its partisan origins.
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Law enforcement received a court order in late August to surveil Frese's cell phone, and were able to trace hundreds of phone calls and texts between Frese and the reporters, during some of which the classified information was referenced.
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The second thing I learned is that there is absolutely no end to the list of stuff you need to buy for your sweet cooing financial sinkhole, including a camera to surveil your stupidly fragile nugget while they sleep.
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The CLOUD Act gives foreign intelligence broad powers to surveil foreign targets in the US, and if an American citizen gets caught up in it, it could be handed over to US intelligence and be used against them—no warrant necessary.
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FBI TOLD FISA COURT SEVERAL TIMES THAT CLINTON-FUNDED SPY WASN&aposT SOURCE FOR MEDIA REPORT Video A key part of the government&aposs application to the FISC to surveil Page was an unverified dossier containing salacious allegations about President Trump.
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Committees have requested documents related to Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants issued to surveil former Trump campaign associate Carter Page and on the FBI's use of a confidential human source in the Trump campaign—also known as an FBI informant.
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But some of the attempts to push through change have met with resistance, not only from corners of the creaky bureaucracy, but from activists concerned that smart technology, deployed without regulating legislation, could allow authorities to more closely surveil them.
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The civil rights lawsuit came after a Pulitzer Prize–winning series by the AP detailed how the NYPD's Intelligence Division's Demographic Unit worked with the CIA to surveil Muslim communities in the New York area, including in neighboring New Jersey.
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Really, that has to be discussed and put on the table at a United Nations and NATO level, where we're discussing the ability to surveil, and trust but verify, and make sure that things are on the up-and-up.
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Read more: Former spies warn the Nunes memo would be a "train wreck" for intelligence sharing worldwide The memo does not say which Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judges approved the FBI's request to surveil Page, essential figures in the alleged conspiracy.
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" Bose said Australia's laws are out of step with the notice and take down regimes operated in the U.S. and Europe, and encourage "companies to proactively surveil the vast volumes of user-generated content being uploaded at any given minute.
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Court proceedings are secret; the first time the public ever saw one of its decisions was when Edward Snowden revealed the existence of the PRISM program in 2013 by showing an NSA warrant to surveil the communications of Verizon customers.
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Eleven years later, Spider-Man: Far From Home entrusts Spider-Man with a technology that's a bit like Batman's SONAR, in that it allows our hero to surveil every mobile phone in his vicinity, but vastly more invasive and more dangerous.
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First, as the FBI prepared to get authority to surveil figures on Trump's campaign team, did it disclose to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that one of its past Russian sources waived them off the notion of Trump-Russia collusion?
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A slew of other lawsuits against NSO, including one filed this year by Amnesty International, have levied similar allegations that the company's tools are used to surveil not just criminals and terrorists, as NSO insists, but also activists, journalists and dissidents.
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The ACLU specifically called out Trump's promises to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants, ban Muslims from entering the country, surveil Muslim communities, punish women for getting abortions, reauthorize waterboarding and other forms of torture and change the country's libel laws.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in a draft report from late January recommended authorities surveil Sunni Muslim immigrants in the United States long term if it was decided that they fit "at risk" demographic profiles, Foreign Policy reported Monday.
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The government reportedly said the software was a security measure but researchers from the University of Michigan found that installing the browser certificate allowed the government to surveil which sites people were accessing, and see anything a user types or posts.
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It also is reported to include claims about a FISA application to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page based in part on opposition research by investigator Christopher Steele, who compiled a dossier containing unverified claims about Trump's ties to Russia.
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Why it matters: Back in February, Attorney General Jeff Sessions asked the DOJ's watchdog to look into GOP Congressman Devin Nunes' memo that alleged the FBI deceivingly obtained a FISA warrant in order to surveil Trump's foreign policy aide Carter Page.
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Imagine if the camera that saw the crime was a wheeled robot equipped with facial recognition technology that can share information instantly with other nearby robotic cameras — all programed to surveil a scene and pursue suspects to keep them in sight.
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Its central assertion appears to be that investigators who sought and received a warrant from the intelligence court to surveil the Trump campaign adviser Carter Page misled the court by failing to reveal the biased evidence they were relying on.
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"There is a direct collaboration between ECU-911, the Intelligence Secretariat and also those who surveil and persecute political or social actors," said Mr. Pazmiño, citing his own experience, as well as documents and people who had worked in Senain.
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But having the law-enforcement arm of the executive branch surveil a presidential nominee from the opposing party is still the kind of case where, in a non-Trump context, anyone suspicious of our security state would smell a rat.
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It is alarming that, in a system theoretically built around transparency and truth seeking, police and prosecutors have such outsize power to surveil, search, detain, bully, coerce and nearly destroy a person without producing evidence sufficient to secure a conviction.
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To use social media data, monitoring companies must agree to specific rules, which were tightened after multiple companies were condemned by the American Civil Liberties Union in 2016 for helping police clients surveil activists in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who is overseeing the Russia inquiry, said in a statement.
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Lawmakers are calling for reforms to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court) and the warrant application process after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found that the FBI was able to mislead the courts to surveil Trump adviser Carter Page.
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After Chávez barely survived a 2002 coup attempt, the Cubans also sent teams of military and intelligence advisers who taught their Venezuelan counterparts how to surveil and disrupt the political opposition Cuban-style, with close monitoring, harassment, and strategic arrests.
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A report from the DOJ's inspector general, released Monday, found that no political bias motivated the investigation into Russia's election interference, although it said agents omitted certain key information in applications to surveil former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page in 2016.
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One reason that civil liberties groups (and me) tend to oppose proposals like this is that while governments talk a big game about using these tools to fight crime, they also typically use these tools to surveil citizens and journalists.
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The most damning part of the IG report is its identification of repeated and systematic failures to properly vet, disclose and correct information provided by the FBI to the FISA court in its applications and renewals to surveil Carter Page.
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Sources told The Times and The Washington Post that while the report undermines Trump&aposs most extreme claims, it also faults the FBI for making bureaucratic mistakes when applying for a warrant to surveil Carter Page, a former Trump campaign aide.
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Pennsylvania: Title 1 Section 3505 forbids drone use to intentionally surveil other people in a private place, to use a drone in a way that puts another person in reasonable fear of injury, or to operate a drone to handle contraband.
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This led the Trump campaign to disassociate themselves from Page in September 2016, and the next month — once Page was a former adviser — the Justice Department applied to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court for a warrant to surveil Page's communications.
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Thousands of guards carrying spiked clubs, tear gas, and stun guns surveil the government's "students," who are held in buildings ringed with razor wire and infrared cameras, according to a report published Wednesday by the French news service Agence France-Presse.
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Further, he said he could not discuss classified information in an open setting when asked what the DOJ and FBI did to surveil the Trump campaign, including the reported work of an informant apparently in contact with members of that campaign in 2016.
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It makes almost no sense for Facebook to surveil us through our microphones, but the reason the company will never thoroughly engage with the topic is because it would mean explaining the way its ad targeting actually works — which is way worse.
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Photo: GettyAnalysts with the Los Angeles Police Department are reportedly using Palantir software to direct officers to surveil "probable offenders" throughout the city, many of whom are not criminal suspects but have been spotlighted by the company's predictive technology, according to LAPD documents.
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Trump began offering new spying claims in early February of this year, centered around a once-secret House Republican memo that attempted to detail how the US government approved applications to surveil former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page beginning in 2016.
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Kelly: Do you believe—Conway: There was an article this week that talked about how you can surveil someone through their phones, through their—certainly through their television sets, any number of different ways, and microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera.
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He needs to say how many employees are working on this project, what Google's criteria are for returning web search to China and whether Google will build tools that will enable the Chinese government to surveil its own citizens without their knowledge.
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The key accusation in the memo is that in the application to surveil Page, the FBI "omitted" to inform the court that one of their sources of information — Christopher Steele's dossier — was in fact funded by the DNC and the Clinton campaign.
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One recent tabloid story told of a husband who caught his cheating wife with footage from a drone; a New Mexico court ruling justified police using drones to surveil citizens under the strange logic that the machines are less obtrusive than helicopters.
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The second loophole is known as "about collection" and allowed intelligence agencies to surveil any American whose electronic communications included information about a foreign target, such as their email or phone number, even if that American wasn't in contact with the foreign target.
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In contrast, withdrawing from the Open Skies Treaty—and paving the path for Russia to do the same, once it can no longer surveil U.S. military sites from the air—suits Putin's interests, while directly undercutting those of U.S. friends and allies.
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The "potentially massive FISA abuse" to which Trump refers is likely a reference to GOP allegations that the Justice Department and the FBI abused the FISA process to surveil Carter Page, a former Trump campaign aide, as part of the Russia investigation.
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Trump is set to release a memo written by Devin Nunes that alleges that high-ranking officials in the FBI were out to get him and that the agency didn't properly vet a FISA warrant it obtained to surveil Trump aide Carter Page.
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The letters were sent as part of a Senate Judiciary Committee investigation into the FBI's interactions with Steele and the extent to which the FBI may have relied on the controversial dossier to obtain authorization to surveil individuals associated with Trump's campaign.
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Republicans allege that the probe is biased against the president and the FBI improperly used the so-called Steele dossier, which includes salacious allegations about Trump's ties to Moscow, in applying for the warrant to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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Detectives surveil Cardona and his companions as they are about to make a hit on the driver of a blue Hummer outside a Laredo nightclub, who, in a case of mistaken identity, turns out to be not a rival but a local dentist.
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While the bulk of the department's drones are flown on the more troubled American border with Mexico, the ones here are used to surveil remote parts of the 22008,703-mile border with Canada that are too risky for ground access or normal aircraft.
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In addition, the lack of consistent trade data reporting requirements between the two agencies could create significant challenges for regulatory oversight, limiting the ability to consolidate and view data across regulatory bodies and therefore creating barriers to holistically surveil the swaps markets.
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This lack of urgency on testing is defensible only if one accepts the administration's political narrative: The disease comes from China, so if we cut off travel from China, surveil for cases linked to China, and see none, we must be succeeding.
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Devin Nunes drafted a memo claiming rampant anti-Trump bias in the FBI and Justice Department based on classified information about how the agencies requested permission from a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to surveil former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page in 2016.
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The Republican memo does not provide the full scope of evidence the F.B.I. and Justice Department used to obtain the warrant to surveil Mr. Page, and it is not clear to what extent the application hinges on the material provided by Mr. Steele.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Tuesday that the Justice Department's inspector general is looking into a House Republican memo's claim that prosecutors and FBI agents misled a federal judge when applying for warrants to surveil a Trump campaign adviser with ties to Moscow.
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Even cities that have banned government use of the technology are only as strong as their weakest link, meaning that landlords and private companies can still surveil and potentially sell that information back to those who've been banned from using the tech.
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As I wrote earlier this week, my best guess is that Trump at least is referring to the FISA warrant granted to the FBI to surveil onetime Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page in October 2016 -- and subsequently re-upped three times.
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An Inspector General report outlining more than a dozen factual errors and omissions in the FBI's FISA warrant application to surveil Trump adviser Carter Page was released in December, renewing calls among Trump's allies and civil liberties groups to reform the FISA process.
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With Ecuador pressing Britain to allow Mr. Assange passage to Ecuador to receive political asylum there, according to the Ecuadorean foreign minister, Guillaume Long, British authorities may choose to be quietly rid of the troublesome Mr. Assange, who has been costly to surveil.
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However, the Department of Justice did fault a handful of FBI case agents and a low-ranking department lawyer for errors and omissions in an application to surveil Carter Page, whom the Bureau – rightly – suspected of acting as an agent of Russia.
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These are topics that continue to dominate the news cycle, whether it's Facebook's ad policy that allows politicians to spread lies or Amazon's growing relationships with police departments that use its Ring smart doorbells and associated social media products to surveil communities.
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When applying for FISA warrant renewals to continue to surveil Carter Page, FBI agents, the IG report found, used shortcuts and omitted information that Page had worked with the CIA in order to shield it from judges charged with approving the effort.
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Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions directed Horowitz to launch an internal investigation into the origins of the Russia probe after Trump and his allies accused the FBI of acting improperly when it sought a warrant to surveil Page before and after the election.
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Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions directed Horowitz to launch an internal investigation into the origins of the Russia probe after Trump and his allies accused the FBI of acting improperly when it sought a warrant to surveil Page during and after the election.
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And while the department&aposs inspector general, Michael Horowitz, found irregularities in the FBI&aposs application for a warrant to surveil the former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, he concluded that the decision was not affected by anti-Trump bias or corrupt motives.
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Trump cast doubt on his support for the legislation in a first tweet that suggested the law "may have been used ... to so badly surveil and abuse the Trump Campaign," and the next -- 101 minutes later -- made clear the President supported the legislation.
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The Justice Department's independent Inspector General found more than a dozen errors or omissions in the FBI's warrant to surveil a Trump campaign adviser, but concluded that the Russia probe was properly predicated and found no evidence that Trump himself was spied on.
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A prosecutor, Moira Penza, told the judge that the government had evidence to show that Ms. Salzman had conspired to obtain the user names and passwords of email addresses belonging to people perceived to be enemies of Nxivm and to "unlawfully surveil" them.
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Those relationships were severed after the ACLU and other social justice organizations complained that the companies were using Twitter's Firehose — the inside term for the 500 million tweets that blast out over the social media platform each day — to help police surveil activists.
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Click here to view original GIFPropaganda video from ISIS showing an offensive drone allegedly used in IraqGIF: YouTubeThe U.S. Department of Homeland Security is asking Congress to pass new legislation that would expand the agency's power to surveil, research, and attack drones in U.S. airspace.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI secured a court order in 2016 to secretly surveil the communications of Carter Page, a foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign, as the agency investigates possible ties between the campaign and Russia, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
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The dossier has become a political football, with Republicans claiming it is unreliable and politically motivated and therefore should not have been used by the FBI, and Democrats arguing the FBI and Justice Department followed protocol in getting the go-ahead to surveil Page.
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The employee, who worked for Google in China in 2006, said that China uses technology to surveil and control its citizens, and argued that — given the immense popularity of Chinese search engine Baidu — Chinese companies that would entertain partnering with Google have potentially nefarious reasons.
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One group of Republicans introduced a House resolution last month calling on DOJ to appoint another special counsel to investigate how the Trump-Russia probe started, saying that the DOJ or FBI (or both) "planted" at least one person to "infiltrate and surveil" Trump's campaign.
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According to a Washington Post report published Tuesday, the FBI and the DOJ obtained a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant last summer to surveil Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page on the grounds that he could be covertly working on behalf of the Russian government.
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At the request of Energy Transfer Partners, the company building the Dakota Access pipeline, a private security firm worked with local, state and federal law officials to surveil protestors and attempt to squelch the #NoDAPL movement with tools originally developed as counterterrorism and wartime tactics.
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When asked about her boss's allegations that he'd been wiretapped by Barack Obama—allegations which were made with zero evidence and have been regarded as baseless—Conway responded thusly: Conway: What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other now, unfortunately.
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The hope is that, unlike standard, wired security systems or even the AI-driven Knightscope security robots, a drone is a better and more efficient way to surveil a scene, cover large amounts of ground quickly, and avoid being tampered with by an intruder.
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At the same time, advocates worry about aggressive monitoring of this same population, particularly if the United States wants to use that information as a means to surveil unaccompanied minors in a way to obtain information that could be used against them in deportation hearings.
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Cynthia Wong, a senior researcher on the internet and human rights at Human Rights Watch, said she is concerned the government could employ such products, which are commonly used by journalists, as a "honey pot" to surveil and even jail reporters and their sources.
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"With no transparency in these negotiations, and an opaque ethics body that arbitrates moral decisions, accepting this contract would make it impossible for the average Microsoft employee to know whether or not they are writing code that is intended to harm and surveil," they wrote.
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By contrast, Americans have almost no safeguards for apps, in part because Congress has never established an agency to police Facebook, Instagram, Uber, YouTube and other online services that use sophisticated data-mining tools to surveil, sort and steer people on a massive scale.
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Lawmakers from both parties had called for Trump to approve the release of the Democratic memo after the GOP document alleged that senior Justice Department and FBI officials improperly secured warrants from a secretive intelligence court to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Within a month of Ohr passing along Steele's dirt, the FBI scheduled a follow-up meeting with the British intelligence operative — and the path was laid for the Steele dossier to support a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant to surveil Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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A declassified FISC order from 2002 gives a glimpse into how serious the omissions were: In one case the FBI failed to tell the court that the person they were seeking a FISA warrant to surveil was, in fact, one of their own informants.
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The Justice Department's inspector general, Michael Horowitz, is looking into the FBI's application for a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant to surveil a top Trump campaign aide, Carter Page, who was suspected of acting as an unwitting foreign agent during and after the 2016 campaign.
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They're gold: This morning, President Trump once again raised the claim that the FBI spied on his presidential campaign, suggesting that the bureau used a top-secret informant to surveil his team long before it began investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election. http://bit.
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Now, a former Mexican spy alleges that years ago, a Mexican governor used a different sort of spyware—this one made by the infamous Italian company, Hacking Team—to surveil other government employees and politicians, including journalists and even the President of Mexico himself.
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If Belgian police are persistently unable to surveil and disrupt terrorist cells and plots taking shape in Brussels, then there is very little the French or Dutch or German governments can do to prevent Brussels-based attackers from entering their countries and attacking their citizens.
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It argues that during the 2016 presidential election, the FBI used the so-called Steele dossier, a largely unconfirmed opposition research document alleging collusion between Trump and Russia, as the basis for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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In the preparation of the FISA applications to surveil Carter Page, the Crossfire Hurricane team failed to comply with FBI policies, and in so doing fell short of what is rightfully expected from a premier law enforcement agency entrusted with such an intrusive surveillance tool.
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Parnas, who is under indictment for alleged campaign finance violations unrelated to the impeachment inquiry, has said he doesn't believe Hyde had the capacity to surveil the ambassador and referred to him as a "drunk," a "weird character" and someone trying to inflate his importance.
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"Subscribers have little or no competitive choice as to which provider to use," said Terrell McSweeny, a Democratic commissioner of the F.T.C. Yet broadband providers "know our identities, and their position gives them the technical capacity to surveil users in ways that others cannot."
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A time where several companies are trying to enter the market at all costs, offering governments around the world tools to monitor and surveil targets—even when they don't really have the technical chops to make tools that are reliable and won't get exposed.
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The supposedly secure messaging app ToTok is actually a spying tool being used by the government of the United Arab Emirates to mass surveil its users, the New York Times reports, citing its own internal investigation and U.S. officials familiar with a classified intelligence assessment.
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Horowitz, a former federal prosecutor, announced in March that he is probing allegations of government surveillance abuse, in light of memos released on Capitol Hill about FBI and DOJ efforts to obtain FISA warrants to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page as part of its Russia investigation.
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" – Sean Hannity, in his "Opening Monologue" on " Hannity ," saying that the fact the unverified Russia dossier produced by a former MI19983 agent made up a large part of the FISA application to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page is the "biggest single scandal in American history.
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"It's [the FISA application] reapproved if you have new information justifying the original probable cause and the government's need to listen," writes Asha Rangappa, a former FBI special agent and current Yale lecturer, suggesting the memo actually shows that the government had good cause to surveil page.
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Regardless, Google found itself in yet another similar controversy related to its plans to launch a search product in China, one that may involve deploying some form of artificial intelligence in a country currently trying to use that very same technology to surveil and track its citizens.
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Related: Canada Wants Drones to Bomb Terrorists, Track Pirates, and Spy on Protesters The ideas range from satellites trained to surveil and monitor the rogue boats, to creating a dedicated class of low-cost ships that could be used exclusively for this sort of maritime policing.
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Devin Nunes, states that top officials of the FBI and the Justice Department approved measures to surveil Carter Page, a former foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign, while relying on information from British MI6 intelligence official Christopher Steele — the man behind the Trump-Russia dossier.
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According to researchers with AT&T Labs, by carefully targeting parts of internet infrastructure, attackers could knock out parts of a network that they can't surveil and force people onto cables they already control, potentially without the target even realizing that their communications are being exposed.
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Instead, Mansoor sent it to a malware hunter on the other side of the world, who works at the Citizen Lab, a small academic group that studies how governments and corporations all over the world are using technology to censor, hack, surveil, and spy on the internet.
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Members of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and its Montana affiliate are suing the Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Interior and Justice, seeking proof of what the groups allege is a plot to surveil and potentially hamper people trying to protest the Keystone XL pipeline.
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The Justice Department inspector general is already investigating the FBI's compliance with the law and procedures when applying for a warrant to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, and Barr said his findings — expected to be released in May or June — will help guide his further investigation.
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DOJ RELEASES DOCUMENTS THAT SUPPORTED SURVEILLANCE WARRANT FOR TRUMP CAMPAIGN OFFICIAL "This Week" host George Stephanopoulos did not ask Rice about the recent release of heavily redacted documents that were used by the FBI to support a FISA application to surveil ex-Trump aide Carter Page.
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And in an age where every war is a propaganda war, taking out the internet at scale is an act of mutually assured destruction: ISIS needs a global internet to coordinate and recruit, and western governments need a global internet to surveil that coordination and recruitment.
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Robert Shivers, who headed Honolulu's F.B.I. office, and who had been dispatched from the mainland precisely to surveil the Japanese in the lead-up to World War II, had a young Japanese student living in his house, whom he would refer to as his adopted daughter.
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Among the documents reproduced in the report were records of detained teenagers; orders to dilute populations of minority Kurds through property confiscation, population transfer and other measures; and an order to ban a French-Lebanese journalist whose writing was considered "offensive" and to surveil her phone.
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So what could the Chinese government do that would—I mean if the Chinese government were to credibly say, "We are no longer using AI to surveil the Uighurs, we are no longer using AI to suppress people and track protesters," would that change your policy?
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Last month, a scathing report by the department's inspector general found that F.B.I. agents who assembled a description of the evidence that he might be a Russian agent had presented a misleading portrait of it for use in applications seeking the court's permission to surveil him.
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However, in September 2016, immediately after the Crossfire Hurricane team received reporting from Christopher Steele concerning Page's alleged recent activities with Russian officials, FBI attorneys advised the Department that the team was ready to move forward with a request to obtain FISA authority to surveil Page.
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"Although the exclusion zone is down, although the checkpoint is down, the RCMP continue to monitor and heavily surveil our people, coming into our camps, coming into our homes, shining lights into our faces," Molly Wickham, spokesperson for the Gidimt'en clan, said at a press conference Thursday.
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Former FBI director James Comey acknowledged Sunday that he was wrong to defend the bureau&aposs use of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) process when applying for a warrant to surveil Carter Page, a former foreign policy aide on President Donald Trump&aposs 2016 campaign.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers, who so rarely agree on anything, have recently joined forces to attempt to limit law enforcement agencies' ability to surveil Americans with this technology, citing concerns that the unchecked use of facial recognition could lead to the creation of an Orwellian surveillance state.
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Washington (CNN)Former FBI Director James Comey conceded that there was "real sloppiness" involved with the bureau's effort to obtain warrants to secretly surveil a Trump campaign adviser in 2016, saying in a Sunday interview that he was "overconfident" with his trust in the bureau's procedures.
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Denk was founded in May 2015, after the Turkish-Dutch parliamentarians Tunahan Kuzu and Selcuk Öztürk quit (or were expelled by) the Labour party over calls to surveil Turkish-Dutch organizations, after a survey with questionable methods suggested some young people supported groups such as ISIS.
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Meanwhile, the US government itself operates one of the largest facial recognition systems in the world that is used to track and surveil people and has recently been found to be using images of immigrants, abused children, and dead people to test their facial recognition systems, all without consent.
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On the other you can actually make the compelling, if depressing, case that hey, it's the 21st century, someone's going to surveil you, you may as well choose the Stack that you find least untrustworthy, give all your data to them, and rely on them to keep it safe.
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The memo was shared only with House members, and reportedly alleges that the Russia investigation is tainted at its core, because, in an application to surveil Carter Page, a Trump-campaign associate, the F.B.I. made use of a dossier that had been partly paid for by the Clinton campaign.
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Nadler specifically pointed to a leaked DHS memo that revealed a "plan to track and surveil Sunni Muslims in the United States" as well as the FBI's August 2017 intelligence assessment — which came amid police brutality protests — which cited "Black Identity Extremists" as a threat to law enforcement.
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Each of these federal judges rotates into Washington to sit in the highly-secure courtroom inside the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Pennsylvania Avenue to review and sign FISA applications, which then become formal warrants to surveil national security targets in a variety of classified and unclassified ways.
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One proposal asked the board to commission "an independent study" looking at several issues, such as whether customers could use Rekognition to "unfairly or disproportionately target or surveil people of color, immigrants and activists in the United States" or whether it sold to authoritarian or repressive governments abroad.
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After the inspector general report was released in early December detailing a dysfunctional effort by investigators to seek court permission to surveil Mr. Page, whom they had suspected of being a link between the Trump campaign and the Russian government, the F.B.I. said it would take corrective steps.
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In addition to the surveillance authorities, lawmakers are also homing in on reforms to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court and the warrant application process in the wake of a scathing report by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz on applications to surveil Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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Republican leaders are acknowledging that the FBI disclosed the political origins of a private dossier the bureau cited in an application to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, undermining a controversial GOP memo released Friday and fueling Democratic demands to declassify more information about the bureau's actions.
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A year ago, when Facebook launched its own video chat device, it seemed like a clueless move by an out-of-touch tech giant: Under fire for abusing its users' privacy, Facebook was still stumbling forward with a video camera that would surveil its users in their homes.
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The report, however, sharply criticizes the FBI over its handling of applications to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, providing fodder for Trump and his Republican allies while at the same time undercutting a key GOP talking point that agents driven by bias improperly targeted then-candidate Trump.
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So not only was the piece itself (which has since been painted over) a direct nose-thumbing to British surveillance culture, but the process by which the work was installed drew attention to the impossibility of Big Brother ever being able to fully surveil and curtail a determined proletariat.
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While some instances of this technology make sense — say at concerts or malls — it takes on an entirely different meaning when it's used to surveil innocent people in public places, especially with no or little oversight or clear guidelines on when such an act may or may not be appropriate.
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Last month, BuzzFeed News reported that organizations like the Rockefeller Foundation, Princeton University, and the California Public Employees' Retirement System, the largest public employee retirement fund, have helped fund SenseTime and Megvii, two leading Chinese facial recognition companies whose technology is used by the Chinese government to surveil its citizens.
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Facebook's Portal will now surveil your living room for half the price Get 'em while they're hot: No, you're not misremembering the details from that young adult dystopian fiction you're reading — Facebook really does sell a video chat camera adept at tracking the faces of you and your loved ones.
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And a growing number of critics argue it can be used to disproportionately surveil minorities and dissenters as police officers use the software to track and identify people in public places across the U.S. The software is already being implemented widely by police departments, often without any government or public input.
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Soon they come into focus: dozens of policemen in full riot gear, stationed on high ground so as to better surveil the handful of people lingering in the aftermath of what Native Americans protesting a new oil pipeline and their allies call a "direct action," or a confrontation with the law.
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Republicans have accused law enforcement officials of improperly obtaining the warrant because they relied in part on Democratic-funded opposition research compiled by Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence officer who was also an F.B.I. informant, in seeking permission from the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to surveil Mr. Page.
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The three expiring FISA provisions include "roving wiretap" authority for federal intelligence agents to surveil suspects who change phones, the power to monitor people acting as "lone wolves" — inspired by, but not necessarily at the direction of, foreign powers — and the ability to access business records and email metadata of suspects.
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The three expiring FISA provisions include "roving wiretap" authority for federal intelligence agents to surveil suspects who change phones, the authority to monitor people acting as "lone wolves" — inspired by, but not necessarily at the direction of, foreign powers — and the authority to access business records and email metadata of suspects.
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At the time, a federal judge asked Apple to help the FBI unlock the phone of the shooter in the 2015 San Bernardino attack, but Apple CEO Tim Cook called the order "dangerous," saying it could allow the government to overstep in future cases and demand that technology companies surveil users.
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" Mr. Levin, a day earlier, railed about what he called a "much bigger scandal," claiming — again with no proof — that Mr. Obama and his aides had used "the instrumentalities of the federal government, intelligence activity, to surveil members of the Trump campaign and put that information out in the public.
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Here are the other major takeaways from the inspector general's report on the Russia probe: The IG report faulted investigators for failing to flag information suggesting that the findings of former British spy Christopher Steele, which were used to buttress applications to surveil Page, weren't as reliable as originally thought.
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Another step in the intelligence community's investigation drawing some interest is the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, also known as the FISA court, rejecting at least an initial request from the FBI to surveil four members of the Trump team based on allegations in the memo, as reported by the Guardian.
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The recent beach landing was the first phase in training that over the next two weeks will build up to a two-day simulated mission with a night landing — as the commandos would do in a real operation to preserve the element of surprise and allow more time to surveil the target.
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It's designed as a tool to surveil someone you're presumably trusting to take care of your animal — not an unreasonable impulse, but it's one that strays a little too much into potentially creepy-ish behavior, especially given that the app collects a considerable amount of personal information in the form of location data.
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" FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) In a wide-ranging interview with the Bergan Record at her Alpine, New Jersey, home on Sunday, Conway said of Trump's claims, "What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other.
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Specifically, the memo — drafted by Republican staff on the committee at the direction of Chairman Devin Nunes — claimed that the FBI and Justice Department failed to inform the court in applications to surveil former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page that they were based, in part, on research funded by Democrats.
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And as we continue to learn how technology is utilised to surveil and spy on individuals, it will be up to government regulators (take GDPR by the EU as an example) and individuals (like whistleblowers and journalists) to try and shine light back in on the dark watchtowers of modern-day panopticons.
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A secret Republican memo written by Representative Devin Nunes reportedly asserts that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein inappropriately used information from the so-called Steele dossier to gain a warrant to surveil Carter Page, who was a foreign policy aide to Trump during the campaign and who has suspected ties to Russian intelligence.
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This bill is likely to benefit private prison companies more than the incarcerated population, as it seems primed to increase the use of electronic monitoring systems created by private corporations to to track, surveil and control those who have been released from prison and are in home-detention and post-release transitional programs.
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"People think I&aposm going to put on a cute filter and have puppy dog ears and not realize that that data&aposs being collected by a corporation or the state, depending on what country you&aposre in, in order to surveil you potentially for the rest of your life," she said.
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Now, however, in a move that has worried some civil liberties advocates, the New York Police Department has started to use the Glomar response, employing it in recent years to avoid replying to two requests for information about its secret programs to surveil Muslim neighborhoods and political protesters, new court papers say.
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Horowitz&aposs report identified that the FBI&aposs application to surveil Page had several problems, one of which was that an FBI lawyer doctored an email from another agency by adding the words, "not a source," which led an FBI supervisor to sign off on the third FISA warrant renewal for Page.
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While the report does detail "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FISA warrant application the FBI used to surveil onetime Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page, he was no longer associated with the campaign at the time the surveillance began, and Horowitz makes clear there's no indication political motivations were afoot.
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At a hearing on Thursday at the House Judiciary Committee, Republican lawmaker Jim Jordan pressed FBI Director Christopher Wray on whether a former British spy's dossier of allegations of Russian financial and personal links to Trump's campaign and associates was used by Strzok to obtain a FISA warrant to surveil Trump's transition team.
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If you are an activist, a journalist, or otherwise have reason to fear government, state, or law enforcement actors want to hack or surveil you, the steps you must take to protect yourself are significantly different than if you're trying to keep plans for a surprise party secret from your best friend.
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Cameron spoke at Brown University for the 94th Ogden memorial lecture on international affairs, according to a report from the Guardian, and discussed a variety of topics that included Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Trump administration's unfounded accusation that the British spy agency GCHQ helped former President Barack Obama surveil Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Mike Davidson, the former vice president of design at Twitter who publicized Superhuman's practices to the world in a viral blog post, is in that camp, writing, "Superhuman teaches its user to surveil by default," and pushing the company publicity until it disabled read receipts by default and removed its location tracking feature entirely.
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Russian lawmakers approve plan to take more control over internet traffic The Russian internet is rapidly becoming a mirror of China's, Colin Lecher reports: Under the proposal, Russian internet traffic would be required to be sent through servers in the country, according to the AP, giving the country more leverage to surveil and censor information.
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Any suggestion that Slack is purely empowering must also take into account that it is, ultimately, a tool paid for by employers, and which grants them full power within it: to set rules; to observe or surveil their employees; to set norms anew, or to change norms that have evolved in ways they don't appreciate.
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Opinion Columnist In our age of digital connection and constantly online life, you might say that two political regimes are evolving, one Chinese and one Western, which offer two kinds of relationships between the privacy of ordinary citizens and the newfound power of central authorities to track, to supervise, to expose and to surveil.
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Sure, if your kid is constantly doing things that warrant surveillance, go ahead and surveil, but location-tracking for location-tracking's sake is not a good thing for you, who will be constantly suspicious of your child, or for the kid, who will forever be trying to swindle you, even if they wouldn't have otherwise.
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" In response, the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, referred the matter to the department's independent inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, and issued a statement clearly intended to mollify Mr. Trump: "If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action.
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In "The Golden Voyage" (1973), Mr. Vasulka, his wife and two other collaborators turned Magritte's loaves into a mobile brigade: Baguettes fly across desert and island landscapes, surveil a man walking on a beach, gather in the sky like an invading force, soar in balletic flight and hover over a nude woman in outer space.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashLawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Sanford headed to New Hampshire amid talk of challenge to Trump MORE (R-Mich.) that would have placed new limits on when the NSA and other agencies can surveil Americans without a warrant.
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And now, President Trump and Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE have the keys to surveil the kingdom using the most powerful surveillance apparatus in history.
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To secure compliance, the state does not have to watch every Muslim at every moment, she explains—if Muslims are sufficiently afraid of the state's power, they'll surveil and curtail their own behavior in terms of what political thoughts they express, whether to participate in Muslim student association activities, which mosque to attend or not.
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An ACLU spokesperson told TechCrunch: "These provisions give the government virtually carte blanche to surveil, seize, or even shoot a drone out of the sky—whether owned by journalists or commercial entities—with no oversight or due process," The spokesperson said the bill could interfere with journalists who want to use drones to report on events such as protests.
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The report is the first of what the Fed intends as a twice a year exercise in flagging risks and delving deep into the weeds of the massive U.S. private credit system — from bank funding to household credit card default levels and into the thicket of issues like hedge fund borrowing that even the central bank cannot fully surveil.
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Read more: In white-hot attack on the Russia probe, Trump is now calling an FBI informant talking to his campaign 'SPYGATE'The FBI was not wiretapping him but did have a warrant from 2011 to 2013 to surveil a Russian crime ring running out of the 63rd floor of Trump Tower, ABC News reported in 2017.
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"These deals are sinister because Amazon, a company that doesn't need a handout from anyone, has figured out a way to get citizens to fund the very network that will be used to surveil them," said Chris Gilliard, a professor of English at Macomb Community College who studies digital redlining and discriminatory practices enabled by data mining.
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"A lot of our partners right now in Europe are facing a lot of challenges in terms of the number of individuals who have traveled to Syria and Iraq and back again, and so their ability to monitor and surveil these individuals is under strain," John O. Brennan, the C.I.A. director, said shortly after the Paris attacks.
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"A heavy-handed government that wishes to use technology to surveil its own citizens or control the narrative by curtailing their free speech and expression is not interested in using technology for the good but merely to control," says Mishi Choudhary, co-founder and legal director of New York-based tech advocacy group Software Freedom Law Center.
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TAL general manager Loraine van Eeden told the inquiry the company paid the investigator A$20,000 ($14,360) to surveil the woman for two and a half weeks, morning to night, including visiting her house and watching her hike, swim, hold hands with her partner, give a talk at a library and eat at her local pizza shop.
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"With no transparency in these negotiations, and an opaque ethics body that arbitrates moral decisions, accepting this contract would make it impossible for the average Microsoft employee to know whether or not they are writing code that is intended to harm and surveil," wrote an anonymous group of Microsoft employees in a letter published Friday (and verified) by Medium.
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Given the fact that the Clinton campaign and DNC were behind the dossier, some conservatives wondered if in fact the entirety of the Trump/Russia investigation that has embroiled the White House in fact stemmed from Steele's (bogus, they believe) allegations, used as a pretext by anti-Trump elements of the "deep state" to surveil and entrap people close to him.
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Not just the question of privacy, but I think there's an argument to be made that the reason that these companies have thrived and achieved the status that they've achieved is that they have collected more and better data than their competitors, which creates the incentive to surveil even more, and to collect more data in order to preserve their competitive position.
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But Republicans, without providing any details, have continued to raise allegations of FISA abuse in their complaints about the Russia probe, suggesting, for example, that the FBI used the dossier to persuade the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court during the 2016 campaign to issue an order to surveil Carter Page, a campaign foreign policy adviser to Trump who had previously worked in Moscow.
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Washington must wake up to the abuse of software that kills Josh Rogan says the US government should regulate technologies are used by authoritarians to surveil and control their citizens: Israel-based NSO Group is only one in a growing group of companies that has put powerful spyware tools previously available only to a few governments out on the open market.
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"In a world in which so many devices, not just smartphones, will be connected to the Internet of Things, the government's theory that a licensing agreement allows it to compel the manufacturers of such products to help it surveil the products' users will result in a virtually limitless expansion of the government's legal authority to surreptitiously intrude on personal privacy," he wrote.
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Where and whether the links exist between Bandersnatch and Orwell is something you'll have to find out for yourself, but it's worth noting that the consequences of living in a world in which technologies surveil us, record our memories, or turn previously private details into public ones for use by governments or corporations is a long-running concern of Black Mirror.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House Judiciary Committee that the company has "no plans" to launch a controversial censored search product in China, but he refused to rule out the possibility, which wasn't reassuring to critics who say that "Project Dragonfly" will enable the Chinese government to block its citizens from accessing information it doesn't like and surveil its political opponents.
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It means the FBI had good reason to suspect the dossier was connected to the DNC's main law firm and was the product of a Democratic opposition-research effort to defeat Trump — yet failed to disclose that information to the FISA court in October 28500, when the bureau applied for a FISA warrant to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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"That counter-drug mission, where you&aposre trying to surveil the eastern Pacific Ocean ... you can take the entire United States and turn it on a 45-degree axis and drop it there, it&aposs the equivalent of patrolling North America with five or six police cars out of Columbus," Schultz said during an event at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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As Chinese technology and social media companies gain a foothold in democracies around the world, American efforts to promote resilience, both at home and abroad, should begin with equipping consumers with a far more precise understanding of how Beijing is using popular social media platforms to censor, surveil, and erode truth amid the global informational contest with the United States.
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" As an example, she noted how in an early segment Wednesday evening, Mr. O'Reilly had directed a guest away from discussion of a possible connection between Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russia, and toward his topic of choice: Whether the Obama adviser Susan Rice was, in the host's words, "using her position with President Obama to surveil and hurt Mr. Trump.
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The release of that memo, crafted by Republican staff on the House Intelligence Committee under Chairman Devin Nunes, generated a firestorm of controversy over whether it should be released, with Democrats saying the memo was one-sided and misrepresented the facts of how federal authorities obtained a warrant to surveil Trump campaign associate Carter Page over his potential connections with Russia.
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Walsh calls out three findings from the Berkman Center report as "incorrect": that strong encryption should not be a concern for government since so much data remains unencrypted; that the impact of encryption will be lessened because the government will still be able to obtain metadata; and that the Internet of Things will provide the government new and fruitful avenues to surveil targets.
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Sen. Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) asked the Department of Justice Thursday about how often it deploys a Reagan-era executive order to surveil Americans.
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The FBI obtained a warrant to surveil former Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE aide Carter Page last summer under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), according to a Tuesday Washington Post report.
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But I think one of the things that you need to be very careful about is that if you set that precedent you're making it very easy for other countries that don't have open values and that are much more authoritarian and want the data not to– not to protect their citizens but to be able to surveil them and find dissidents and lock them up.
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" According to the definition adopted by the city, a technology has surveillance capability if it can be used "to collect, capture, transmit, or record data that could be used to surveil, regardless of whether the data is obscured, de-identified, or anonymized before or after collection and regardless of whether technology might be used to obscure or prevent the capturing of certain views or types of information.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE said in a statement on May 21.
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"If anyone did infiltrate or surveil participants in a presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to know about it and take appropriate action," Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE said in a statement.
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Trump's unfounded claim that Obama wiretapped his phones during the 2016 campaign was rebuffed by Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill last week, his health care law teetered in Congress, and his press secretary, Sean Spicer, sparked an international incident when he read the unconfirmed musings of a Fox News commentator from the White House briefing room that alleged British intelligence helped surveil Trump during the campaign.
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However, as we describe in this report, our review identified significant concerns with how certain aspects of the investigation were conducted and supervised, particularly the FBI's failure to adhere to its own standards of accuracy and completeness when filing applications for Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) authority to surveil Carter Page, a U.S. person who was connected to the Donald J. Trump for President Campaign.
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The experts said that a 2019 forensic analysis of Bezos' phone — conducted by a cybersecurity expert at FTI Consulting — assessed with "medium to high confidence" that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman deployed digital spyware to surveil Bezos' iPhone in response to reporting by the Washington Post, which he owns, and the 2018 murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a veteran Saudi Arabian journalist for the paper.
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Conservative talk show host Mark Levin late Monday accused Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE of colluding with Russian officials, arguing she "paid for a warrant" to surveil a Trump campaign associate during the 2016 election.
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Sessions's remarks follow allegations from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE last year that Obama administration officials misused their FISA authority to wrongly surveil members of his transition team.
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" ON DETAINING AND DEPORTING NZ CITIZENS WHO COMMIT CRIMES, THE AUSTRALIAN, July 2018 "New Zealand don't contribute really anything to the defense effort that we've got where we're trying to surveil boats that might be on their way to New Zealand, so I hope that (NZ Justice Minister) Andrew Little reflects a little more on the relationship between Australia and New Zealand where we do a lot of the heavy lifting.
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The report on an internal watchdog probe into whether the FBI followed the law and its own policies while applying for a warrant to surveil a former Trump campaign aide during the 2016 election is "imminent," Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr: Inspector general's report on alleged FISA abuses 'imminent' DOJ unveils program aimed at reducing gun violence Trump goes on tweeting offensive ahead of public impeachment hearing MORE said Wednesday.
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Two administration officials told The Times that they did not believe President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was informed in detail about the move to put code that can be used to surveil or attack in the Russian grid.
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For example, the indictment states that Russian military agents' search histories indicated an interest in the DNC network in the weeks leading up to one of the hacks; it also has specific information about the development of malware (called X-Agent and X-Tunnel) used to surveil DNC employees and exfiltrate data from their computers, as well as specifics about the types of spearphishing attacks Russians allegedly launched against DNC employees.
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But the report also criticized the FBI over its handling of applications to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, giving President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE and his GOP allies ammo to attack the agency.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE slammed officials at the FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) on Saturday over a report from a conservative watchdog group about the warrants to surveil former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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The four-page document, drafted by the staff of Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), details a series of allegations that the FBI and Justice Department abused U.S. surveillance programs to obtain a warrant to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Rep. Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) on Friday accused Democrats of lying in claiming that a court was made aware of the partisan origins of an opposition research dossier used in part to obtain a warrant to surveil a former Trump campaign adviser.
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People of color, people with disabilities, immigrants, queer and trans people, those with mental illness and the homeless disproportionately experience violence from officers, who kill an average of nearly 1,000 people annually, and sexually assault, physically assault, harass, and surveil hundreds of thousands more Philanthropists and politicians have called for more "community policing," the idea of having police departments develop partnerships with community groups to ease tensions between law enforcement and residents.
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In an early second-season episode, Olivia and her associates get their hands on a piece of software that allows the government to surveil anyone at any time—a slightly fictionalized version of several real-life government programs—and instead of trying to shut it down because it's the right thing to do, they try to shut it down because they can use it as leverage against the government to protect their client.
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In contrast to FinCEN, Treasury's intelligence division, known as the Office of Intelligence and Analysis, or OIA, is charged with monitoring suspicious financial activity that occurs outside the US. Under a seminal Reagan-era executive order, a line runs through the Treasury Department and all other federal agencies separating law enforcement, which targets domestic crimes, from intelligence agencies, which focus on foreign threats and can surveil US citizens only in limited ways and by following stringent guidelines.
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Sen. John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) is calling on President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE to declassify the record of the FBI's use of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to surveil former campaign adviser Carter Page after the Justice Department's inspector general found errors in the applications.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday once again made the claim that the FBI improperly spied on his presidential campaign, suggesting that the bureau used a top-secret informant to surveil his team long before it began investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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A highly anticipated department of justice document was made public days ago when the Department of Justice released a warrant application to give the FBI permission to surveil Carter Page, a former adviser to President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who has been accused of being manipulated by Russian intelligence.
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The Washington Post reported last week that the FBI had obtained a warrant to surveil Page through the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court last summer as part of its investigation into ties between members of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign and Moscow.
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Y.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarBooker responds to Onion article mocking Buttigieg over stock photo Hillicon Valley: Progressives oppose funding bill over surveillance authority | Senators call for 5G security coordinator | Facebook gets questions over location tracking | Louisiana hit by ransomware attack Progressives oppose spending stopgap measure over surveillance authority extension MORE (D-Minn.) all pushed their colleagues to vote "no" on the CR throughout the day, claiming they do not believe the Trump administration should be allowed to surveil U.S. citizens for another three months.
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Y.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarBooker responds to Onion article mocking Buttigieg over stock photo Hillicon Valley: Progressives oppose funding bill over surveillance authority | Senators call for 21625G security coordinator | Facebook gets questions over location tracking | Louisiana hit by ransomware attack Progressives oppose spending stopgap measure over surveillance authority extension MORE (D-Minn.) all pushed their colleagues to vote "no" on the CR throughout the day, claiming they do not believe the Trump administration should be allowed to surveil U.S. citizens for another three months.
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The agencies are now gearing up for a fight over the reauthorization of key aspects of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows the intelligence community to obtain surveillance warrants against foreign spies and agents suspected of operating within the U.S. Acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said Trump, who's railed against FISA because of how the FBI used it to surveil an adviser on his campaign team, would threaten to get rid of it altogether if there weren't serious reforms proposed to the law, according to people familiar with a closed-door meeting Mulvaney had with national security and other top officials in the late summer of last year.
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They don't have control over the markets within the bitcoin so therefore they really focus on protecting those retail investors and so they decided that it is too early in the Nordics we actually have been working with our regulator and we have launched two hands on so exchange traded notes on the Nordic markets with a partner there and the regulators looked primarily on the ability for us to surveil that activity, the risk management around that activity and so we have seen some trading starting to develop and those securities HG: How soon are we going to see this on your platform specifically?
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Here are a few of the expected top lines, according to reporting from CNN and other outlets: Horowitz found no evidence that US intelligence agencies tried to plant spies in the Trump campaign;The FBI had sufficient information to open the Russia investigation in the summer of 2016;The FBI's applications to the FISA court to surveil former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page were valid, but there were some missteps, and potentially illegal conduct, by lower-level employees as part of that process;The FBI properly appropriately disassociated itself from Christopher Steele, the former British spy and author of the infamous dossier, after his contacts with the media were uncovered.
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The moment I keep returning to comes toward the end of the collection, in a poem called "Prying," where words detonate, one after the other: your life depends on what says the disappearing air, the dis- appearing vein, surveil me here, in solitary, entertain me mise-en-scène, hear me chain of command, touch me, stain-free middle class American female subject starting downtown on the drip line, on the gleaming staff of this protean sentinel, its silver rod held up, torchful of forgetfulness, streaming, translucent, give me your mass, your teeming cell-dividing mass—give me your poverty, your every breath is screened, your every cell We find the speaker once more in the middle of her treatment, this time with drugs in her veins.
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In this way, I knew they'd be bound to one another — and the lot of them together to me — by story: the chimps standing in not just for the retired captives but also for the family I saw retiring in the upper boughs of an East African rain forest; the jaguar for the one a field biologist and I tracked all morning through the jungles of Belize only to have him double back and track us, merely to get what was most likely his first look at human beings; the elephant for the matriarch who, with a fierce eye as white as her tusks, held me and my guide frozen on a remote road in Uganda so that her calf could knock freely about within the safe cribbing of her mother's legs; the beluga for the one captured by the United States Navy in the waters of Hudson Bay in order to train him to surveil the Arctic Sea, where newly designed Russian submarines were known to hide.
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