It was -- it was human surveillance rather than technical surveillance, but surveillance nonetheless.
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And including the electronic surveillance, whatever electronic surveillance was done.
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Related: Artist-In-Residence: Volcanic Surveillance Data as a Medium Digging Up the Seedy Roots of the Surveillance Noir A Flock of Surveillance Cameras "Nests" on the Beach Surveillance Art and the Ethics of Looking
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The only way we can stop it locally is through increased surveillance, neighborhood surveillance, community surveillance, that means using undercover as if using informants.
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Weaver's surveillance solution isn't complete without a way to conduct targeted surveillance.
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It conducts cross-market surveillance and has surveillance agreements with 18 exchanges.
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The New York version of The Glass Room was primarily a critique of surveillance — particularly government surveillance, with corporate surveillance as an incidental side effect.
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The surveillance of Manafort and Page was approved by the secret court that oversees domestic surveillance of American citizens under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Republicans charge that warrantless surveillance and unmaskings were performed for purely political surveillance.
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We don't need Orwellian government surveillance if we've already consented to self-surveillance.
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You saw what happened with surveillance, and everybody saw what happened with surveillance.
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They have been trained in battleground strategies, explosives, surveillance techniques and counter surveillance.
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Surveillance As AI has improved, so have its capabilities as a surveillance tool.
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He also does research into surveillance technology and has presented work on aerial surveillance.
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The surveillance video On Thursday, prosecutors showed a surveillance video that detailed the incident.
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This includes requiring board approval for the acquisition of any new surveillance technology and audits on the city's existing surveillance tech, including license plate readers and surveillance cameras.
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Related: Digging Up the Seedy Roots of the Surveillance Noir Little Sister's Watching, Too: Surveillance Art and the Ethics of Looking [Visual Dictionary] Michael Kerbow Defines Surveillance Art
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Related: Little Sister's Watching, Too: Surveillance Art and the Ethics of Looking [Visual Dictionary] Michael Kerbow Defines Surveillance Art A Flock of Surveillance Cameras "Nests" on the Beach
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Related: Watch 12 Hours of London's Piccadilly Circus in Crowdsourced Surveillance Art Little Sister's Watching, Too: Surveillance Art and the Ethics of Looking Become a Surveillance Tourist with a Live Police Radio Installation Surveillance Art Takes Action in a Post-Snowden World
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The surveillance tools at their disposal are far more sophisticated than anything developed in the 20th century, both on a physical surveillance level (surveillance in real-time) and a "dataveillance" level (surveillance that picks-up and processes snippets of information after the fact).
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Related Dutch Designers Just Launched an Anti-Surveillance Coat Surveillance Art Takes Action in a Post-Snowden World 1984-Inspired Fashion Collection Protects Your Phone With Anti-Surveillance Tech
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Go deeper: The case for surveillance How AI police surveillance treats people of color What your office knows about you How surveillance changes behavior Fooling facial recognition with fashion
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JSTARS, which stands for joint surveillance target attack radar system, is a flying surveillance aircraft.
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This is obviously true for government surveillance, but is true for corporate surveillance as well.
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" "On May 17, a US surveillance plane was conducting surveillance in China's Yellow Sea airspace.
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You've got this great surveillance system out there — make sure the surveillance system is primed.
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That's an enormous shift in attitude, when fear of surveillance gives way not merely to tolerance of surveillance but actual participation in one's own surveillance — to sousveillance, in other words.
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This is getting a lot of attention, your book, and especially I've been using the word surveillance quite a lot, especially about surveillance economy, surveillance dates, and things like that.
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Biometric surveillance powered by artificial intelligence is categorically different than any surveillance we have seen before.
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Related: The Surveillance Artist Turning Landscape Photography Inside Out Ai Weiwei Wants You to Know That Surveillance Isn't Just a Problem in China Dutch Designers Just Launched an Anti-Surveillance Coat
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Under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the US is allowed to conduct surveillance on foreign nationals, but surveillance of "American persons" (citizens and Green Card holders) is illegal.
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WATTERS: This is a surveillance - one of - this is some surveillance video out of Canada, I believe.
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"What people fundamentally misunderstand is that self-surveillance is potentially a form of government surveillance," Ferguson said.
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TC: Does this mean the agency has a viable workaround that decouples "about" surveillance from upstream surveillance?
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Pence's derision of China's "unparalleled surveillance state" is also fairly rich, given domestic policy on warrantless surveillance.
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The border fencing, unmanned aircraft surveillance systems, and ground surveillance systems have more than doubled since 85033.
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Companies including Yahoo have challenged some classified surveillance before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a secret tribunal.
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Surveillance The Senate is poised to start work on a looming end-of-the-year surveillance fight.
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The effort to limit the surveillance: The failed amendment to restrict surveillance powers was offered by Rep.
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The NSA's surveillance of Americans is theoretically constrained by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and congressional oversight.
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Encryption and surveillance: Sessions wants to expand the government's surveillance apparatus, an unpopular position in Silicon Valley.
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Testing in batches is common in disease surveillance, and it's used regularly in HIV surveillance, for example.
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Baltimore's surveillance saga began in 2016, when a company called Persistent Surveillance Systems (PSS) embarked on a quiet pilot project with the city's police force to test the firm's wide-area surveillance technology.
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There's absolutely no doubt that surveillance has downsides, and we don't want to live in a surveillance society.
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"If there's additional debt relief, there might be some additional surveillance, some kind of tighter surveillance", he added.
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Surveillance: The House will consider legislation to reauthorize an electronic surveillance program that would expire on Jan. 19.
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Tomorrow's surveillance today But while homes get all the press, the IoT will largely consist of industrial surveillance.
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Watch "Phone Hackers: Britain's Secret Surveillance" Read "VICE News Investigation Finds Signs of Secret Phone Surveillance Across London"
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The Federal Intelligence Surveillance Act was passed in 1978, and it allows for searches as well as surveillance.
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In an April presentation titled "Leveraging Consumer Surveillance Systems," Jason Zdilla discussed various consumer surveillance devices and platforms.
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She told CNN there was "no getting around" the toughening of "our surveillance, surveillance and soft targets with greater police presence," but declined to say definitively if that meant allowing additional surveillance of private communications.
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Indeed, Congress and the Department of Justice already collect information on a variety of other surveillance tools — the intelligence community even discloses the number of people targeted for surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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By blocking Amazon, I don't just dismantle Amazon's surveillance of my life, I block my colleagues' surveillance as well.
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The National Security Agency's warrantless internet surveillance program under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act will be extended through Jan.
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The lawsuit stems from NYPD surveillance of Muslims, some of whom sued the city over that surveillance in 2013.
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"Deaths have come down also because we have tightened the surveillance system through integrated disease surveillance projects," Thiruppugazh said.
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Surveillance Also likely to come under scrutiny is Pompeo's full-throated endorsement of beefing up the government's surveillance capabilities.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) provides the executive branch broad leeway when conducting surveillance for national security purposes.
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In this excerpt from 'Britain's Secret Surveillance,' VICE News finds signs of secret phone surveillance at the UK parliament.
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Another surveillance system called the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System (NREVSS) overlaps with the influenza-monitoring programs.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, a whole level of surveillance under the speech, and they're monetizing the results of that surveillance.
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That includes Fresno, where community organizers have pressured the police to scale back their social media surveillance program and are now working on passing a surveillance tech ordinance; Oakland, where community members formed a Privacy Commission that now is now advising the City Council on surveillance decisions and is working on a surveillance tech ordinance; and Santa Clara, which successfully passed a law to block secret police surveillance.
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Judges are supposed to only grant extensions to surveillance requests if the surveillance is yielding useful information in the investigation.
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The data came from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System and the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System-All Injury Program.
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It also establishes a new judicial framework to authorize surveillance, requires providers to assist in surveillance and permits government hacking.
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The memo doesn't say there was false material in the application to begin surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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So far, all of the techniques have been for targeted surveillance instead of bulk surveillance, which the NSA would conduct.
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In China, facial recognition is a key component of a surveillance system that puts Big Brother's surveillance apparatus to shame.
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The emergence of persistent surveillance tools and drones may one day prompt the Court to reconsider past aerial surveillance rulings.
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The American Civil Liberties Union's Community Control Over Police Surveillance campaign resulted in surveillance transparency bills passing across the country.
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Horowitz also uncovered significant problems and mistakes with the court-approved surveillance of Page, which included wiretap and electronic surveillance.
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Cities across the country are voting to ban face surveillance, while Amazon is pushing its surveillance tech deeper into communities.
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Check out VICE News' continuing coverage of Edward Snowden and the surveillance debate: Snowden Claims 'Deceptive' NSA Still Has Proof He Tried to Raise Surveillance Concerns Exclusive: Snowden Tried to Tell NSA About Surveillance Concerns, Documents Reveal
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It's watched by a small fleet of unarmed Predator drones, 100 manned spy planes, 40 mobile ground surveillance systems, 178 mobile video surveillance systems, 18 remote video surveillance systems, and a whole slew of thermal imaging capabilities.
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"In August 2019 a former Government employee directly involved in the surveillance operation came forward to provide information about the illegal surveillance operation that resulted in surveillance of the Attkissons," attorneys Tab Turner and Andrew Baxter wrote.
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No video surveillance at Secret Service entry checkpoint Audio and video surveillance at Mar-a-Lago didn't catch Zhang's entrance to the club -- because those surveillance devices weren't used by the Secret Service at the entry checkpoint.
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But there's another possibility that's left unmentioned: Perhaps the FISA surveillance on Page revealed disturbing Russian connections that warranted continued surveillance.
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Edward Snowden's 2013 leaks detailed the NSA's mass surveillance programs, and years later, an everpresent knowledge of the surveillance state persists.
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A recent Polish surveillance law extends authorities' access to digital data and loosens the legal framework limiting surveillance by law enforcement.
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Facial recognition databases could be plugged into every surveillance camera in America, producing a giant infrastructure for government surveillance and control.
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In the real world, we face a panoply of surveillance threats that go beyond even the most frightening coordinated government surveillance.
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Finally, Congress will need to extend a government surveillance program authorized by Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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For several years, prosecutors concealed from defendants when they faced evidence derived from such surveillance, preventing judicial review of the surveillance.
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In other words, taxpayer money is being paid to Ring, Amazon's home surveillance company, in exchange for hundreds of surveillance cameras.
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The danger is that, as forms of surveillance increase, particularly with private surveillance in workplaces, businesses and homes, our expectations fall.
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The surveillance of Trump campaign aide Carter Page, under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, has become a rallying cry for Republicans.
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As a foreign diplomat from a hostile country, Kislyak's communications were regularly under surveillance authorized by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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SB 1892 classifies intentional drone surveillance of an individual or property, and possessing images from said surveillance, as Class C misdemeanors.
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Yeah. Yeah. Accept this connection and think about the implications for the First Amendment of both government surveillance and private surveillance.
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Last week, the Trump administration revealed it had been denied 30 surveillance applications by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a specialist closed-door court that grants the government authority to spy inside the U.S., where surveillance is typically prohibited.
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When it comes to state actors, it might be helpful to think of surveillance in two different forms: surveillance of metadata (who you are, who you're talking to, when you're talking) and surveillance of content (what you are saying).
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, an independent and secretive federal court, is responsible for issuing surveillance warrants in cases concerning foreign intelligence.
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Liu said surveillance cameras with core modules made by Xiongmai were widely used for banks, shops and housing estate surveillance in China.
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Any American would have serious concerns about monitoring or surveillance, particularly when surveillance is based upon discrete intelligence and is kept secret.
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With one of the most important surveillance laws, Section 2202 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendments Act, set to expire on Jan.
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"Seventy percent of the world's airspace has no surveillance," Don Thoma, the CEO of global air traffic surveillance company Aireon, told CBS.
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Amazon has created its own private surveillance network thanks to Ring (its surveillance company), which currently partners with hundreds of police departments.
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Weapond also holds that always-on camera surveillance is permissible if it uses "intelligent surveillance technology" to reduce video processing and recording.
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Mobile device information and surveillance images captured in Zhengzhou in April 2019 2k 1.5k Unique mobile devices 1k 183 Surveillance images Apr.
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Administrations of both parties have interpreted surveillance laws as requiring foreign surveillance warrants be signed only by Senate-confirmed Justice Department officials.
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"The difference between wholesale surveillance and targeted surveillance is huge," said Dan Guido, a director at Hack/Secure, a cybersecurity investment firm.
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People are afraid of what surveillance technology means for their privacy; fear drives the belief that surveillance will be used for evil.
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Mobile device information and surveillance images captured in Zhengzhou in April 22012 2482k 231k Unique mobile devices 34563k 23456 Surveillance images Apr.
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Surveillance: The major Section 702 surveillance law — used by the intelligence community to justify warrantless surveillance of electronic communications of foreign nationals located abroad —expires in mid-January, thanks to a short-term extension Congress passed before leaving for the holidays.
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Surveillance A constant drip of reports on incidental surveillance of the Trump transition team has put Section 85033 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) — scheduled to expire at the end of the year — in the center of a political firestorm.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 or FISA was actually intended to create more rigorous procedural requirements for this kind of surveillance.
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One might elect to use such a robot under surveillance (say in a brothel), but who wants to have kinky sex under surveillance?
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Chinese authorities put a lot of stock in surveillance, as evidenced by the massive surveillance state they've set up in their own country.
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Just as we've been surprised by the threats to democracy caused by surveillance capitalism, AI-enabled video surveillance will have similar surprising effects.
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Section 702 surveillance remains unconstitutional, and we'll continue fighting in the courts and in Congress to bring an end to this warrantless surveillance.
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Rubio also opposed a bipartisan effort to curb the National Security Agency mass surveillance and promises to permanently extend mass surveillance as president.
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The UK is a prolific exporter of surveillance technology, ranging from IMSI-catchers that can monitor mobile phones to internet mass surveillance equipment.
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Even if the controversial surveillance was legal under Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, it is a stark reminder of the true power of government.
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Later that year, the Board released its Report on the Surveillance Program Operated Pursuant to Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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And citizens are under constant surveillance by tens of thousands of facial recognition cameras and surveillance apps on their phones, according to reports.
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Airbnb's policy prohibits surveillance equipment in private spaces and states that hosts must disclose any security cameras or surveillance devices in the listing.
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Back in mid-January, Congress passed an update of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that actually somewhat expands the federal government's surveillance powers.
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The vendor, the Special Services Group, offers many surveillance products that look like everyday items, but are actually equipped to be surveillance tools.
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Digital surveillance, which benefits from processes like machine learning, vastly increases the scope and capabilities of government surveillance — and the risks of abuse.
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Reform Government Surveillance initially launched after former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden revealed the extent of the government's clandestine surveillance operation.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) allows secret courts to issue surveillance warrants for non-Americans, which they are very willing to grant.
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"Because virtually none of the individuals who are subject to either Section 702 or EO 12333 surveillance ever receive notice of that surveillance, it is exceedingly difficult to establish what is known as "standing" to challenge the surveillance in U.S. court," she writes.
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Pompeo has advocated for stronger domestic surveillance Pompeo has advocated for stronger domestic surveillance President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Congressman Mike Pompeo, a leading critic of the Iran deal and supporter of stronger domestic surveillance, to lead the Central Intelligence Agency.
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"Amazon has products to sell, and an incentive to get consumers to be fearful and buy their self-surveillance technologies; police have a related interest to obtain surveillance from areas that they don't have the resources to obtain surveillance from," Ferguson said.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenHouse passes key surveillance bill with deadline looming Pelosi stands firm amid calls to close Capitol House strikes last-minute surveillance deal MORE (D-Calif.) threatened to force votes on several amendments related to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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ZTE and its subsidiaries have been heavily involved in building China's internal surveillance project, according to procurement documents, including the surveillance infrastructure in Xinjiang.
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While surveillance cameras are limited by their physical placement, real-time face recognition with body cameras would turn police officers into roving surveillance platforms.
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If a smartphone is a surveillance device we voluntarily carry in our pocket, then VR will be a total surveillance state we voluntarily enter.
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The memo purportedly proves that intelligence officials abused surveillance powers authorized under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act in investigating Trump's campaign ties to Russia.
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In order to cope with potential threats posed by ADrs, SDr [surveillance drone] utilization becomes important for surveillance, hunting, and jamming of intruder ADrs.
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WISENET is a subsidiary of Hanwha Techwin, a South Korean surveillance tech company that has been offering consumer facial recognition surveillance cameras since 2018.
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China's embrace of big data and surveillance technologies has the country well on its way to creating the most impressive surveillance state in history.
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Under current U.S. law, intelligence agencies can also apply for a surveillance warrant before a clandestine court known as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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The Supreme Administrative Court of Sweden just ruled that camera drones qualify as surveillance cameras and require a permit under Sweden's camera surveillance laws.
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For years, many of us have criticized the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows surveillance without meeting the warrant requirements of the Fourth Amendment.
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This data has been integrated into Privacy International's Surveillance Industry Index, a public, searchable database for tracking surveillance companies, which was launched on Tuesday.
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Reporting on nation-state surveillance is important, as is analyzing and discussing the potential risk state surveillance tools may ultimately pose to normal people.
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Rosemary Collyer is the presiding judge for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which oversees electronic surveillance requests and search warrants sought by federal authorities.
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Trump's reliance on surveillance testing appears to ignore the fact that the U.S. currently does not have a national surveillance testing system in place.
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Rosemary Collyer is the presiding judge for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which oversees electronic surveillance requests and search warrants sought by federal authorities.
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The secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) ruled last year that some FBI surveillance violated the targets' constitutional rights, the intelligence community revealed Tuesday.
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FBI examining surveillance video The FBI on Sunday said agents collected surveillance videos and videos taken by a bystander as part of the investigation.
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"I wouldn't make a distinction in using surveillance tech for good and bad, and facial recognition technology is, by nature, surveillance technology," said Kak.
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Either way, many observers noted just how surveillance capitalism (not to mention the surveillance state in general) grew under his 8 years in office.
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The harshly unforgiving surveillance of the larger white community was reiterated within black communities as the stress of constant, and sometimes cruel, self-surveillance.
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A U.S. P-3 Orion surveillance plane has been spotted over Marawi, and U.S. forces have been photographed flying surveillance drones over the city.
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Steady and Solid Industry Growth: Fitch expects China's video surveillance market to expand further, driven by the continued increase in China's public security expenditure, corporates' spending on security and surveillance, and the acceleration in the upgrade cycle to Internet Protocol (IP)-based surveillance systems.
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We expect China's video surveillance market to grow at a CAGR of 11%-15% in 2015-2019, driven by continually rising government security expenditure, corporate security and surveillance spending as well as an acceleration in the upgrade cycle to internet protocol-based surveillance systems.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeSenate passes House's coronavirus aid bill, sending it to Trump Senate clears 85033-day extension of surveillance powers This week: Senate balances surveillance fight with growing coronavirus concerns MORE (R-Utah) that would bolster legal protections for individuals targeted for surveillance.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program Trump creates new headaches for GOP with top intelligence pick Congress set for clash over surveillance reforms MORE (R-Ky.) used the chamber's procedural levers to force a brief lapse of the surveillance programs.
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FISA The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 established the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC), a secretive court that can approve or disapprove spying requests.
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For one thing, the family's stalkers have video surveillance of their every move — surveillance that, seemingly, will make up the footage of the actual film.
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The case is now before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review, the highest body in the surveillance court system below the US Supreme Court.
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Multiple reports linking Ring to police surveillance and crime prevention have shown the role it might play in the law enforcement of a surveillance state.
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But most people ultimately don't want protection from universal surveillance; they want the government to protect them from terror, even if that means universal surveillance.
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But it could also fuel a technologically driven move toward surveillance capitalism or a surveillance state – profiteering or big brother instead of trust and security.
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Attack captured on surveillance video The surveillance videos aired by Israeli news media appear to show the attacker before and during the 2:40 p.m.
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That same year the German Parliament also passed the Video Surveillance Improvement Law; aimed at relaxing restrictions on video surveillance in shops, stadiums, and stations.
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"As Domestic Abuse Goes Digital, Shelters Turn to Counter-Surveillance With Tor," George LeVines, Beta Boston — Digital surveillance as domestic abuse is becoming increasingly common.
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But surveillance experts — and especially surveillance critics — were quick to note the myriad other routes officials have to get at the banter inside Trump Tower.
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But it did find "serious performance failures" made by some agents in charge of the surveillance applications submitted to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Schrems argued that transferring EU citizens&apos data to Facebook, a US company beholden to US surveillance laws, placed them at risk of foreign surveillance.
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Today, Xinjiang has become China's surveillance technology research and development base, product-testing site, implementation site, and now a surveillance technology and product export hub.
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Congressional surveillance reform advocates are attempting to use the annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to rein in post-9/11 warrantless mass surveillance programs.
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In 2015, the FBI and the NSA — the two agencies that handle most electronic surveillance — asked for a combined total of 1,457 FISA surveillance warrants.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulMcConnell, top GOP senators throw support behind surveillance deal as deadline looms Hillicon Valley: House passes key surveillance bill | Paul, Lee urge Trump to kill FISA deal | White House seeks help from tech in coronavirus fight | Dem urges Pence to counter virus misinformation House passes key surveillance bill with deadline looming MORE (R-Ky.) looms as wild card in surveillance fight.
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Based on the weekend document release, the Yahoo News article was presented to the surveillance court as an independent intelligence stream justifying the surveillance of Page.
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Surveillance laws vary widely across the country and the National Association of Realtors has compiled a state-by-state summary of audio and video surveillance law.
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"We"–hackers, individualists, and/or everyone in tech who hopes we're building a better future–readied for a battle against surveillance capitalism and the surveillance state.
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It said the spyware was developed by Israeli cyber surveillance company NSO Group -- best known for its mobile surveillance tools -- and affects both Android and iPhones.
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Unsurprisingly, Cotton is a staunch supporter of Section 702, a controversial portion of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) that provisions warrantless surveillance of American citizens.
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His lawyers say that the same year, the government began to conduct surveillance on him, using a secret warrant obtained under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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In addition, new surveillance technologies—including police body cameras, automated licence-plate readers, Stingray cell phone trackers and high-definition surveillance cameras—provide powerful monitoring tools.
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Related: Watch: Phone Hackers: Britain's Secret Surveillance The report is likely to raise questions over whether Western-made surveillance technology is being used by North Korea.
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Spoofing is clearly a concern with essentially every regulator and SRO including Nasdaq and Nasdaq with their surveillance capabilities, including SMARTS Surveillance are on the lookout.
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"The UK does not undertake mass surveillance," she said when questioned by MPs about the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill, a controversial piece of proposed surveillance legislation.
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The plan also would extend the National Security Agency's expiring internet surveillance program, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, through Jan. 19.
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"RGS believes this amendment is a step in the right direction for U.S. foreign intelligence surveillance policy," said the Reform Government Surveillance group in a statement.
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De Becker also cited news articles detailing the surveillance capabilities of the Saudis, including the extensive surveillance they reportedly conducted on Khashoggi before he was killed.
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Targeting U.S. citizens working for a presidential campaign with confidential sources, non-FBI undercover investigators, and Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) electronic surveillance, is not normal.
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Did the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court that approved surveillance warrants know Ohr was getting information from the Simpson-Steele operation after Steele had been dismissed?
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Alexander also spoke about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, a controversial law that authorizes certain surveillance programs and is up for reauthorization by Congress this year.
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The memo also claims this relationship was not disclosed to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court when the Justice Department applied for a surveillance warrant on Page.
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Other potential changes pitched by lawmakers include increased legal representation for individuals targeted for surveillance and built in penalties for those who abuse the surveillance court.
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And Horowitz's probe did find "serious performance failures" made by some agents in charge of the surveillance applications submitted to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Back in 2016, the ACLU started the "Community Control Over Police Surveillance" effort to provide a framework to local governments for passing legislation to improve police surveillance.
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The database is called the Surveillance Industry Index (SII), and can be queried by company name and city, type of product, different surveillance trade shows, and more.
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Introduced by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the bill amends the Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act to permit police to fly surveillance drones over "large scale events" in Chicago.
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The FT said the spyware was developed by Israeli cyber surveillance company NSO Group -- best known for its mobile surveillance tools -- and affects both Android and iPhones.
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The ordinance would also require city agencies to get board approval for their use of surveillance technology, and set up audits of surveillance tech already in use.
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Surveillance: Pichai dodged a question about whether he would rule out building a "a tool for surveillance and censorship" in China while he is Google's chief executive.
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Unlike the leak of NSA data by Snowden almost four years ago, this is not about indiscriminate, mass surveillance — it is about targeted surveillance by the CIA.
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Alleged surveillance abuses Improper surveillance techniques were used by the Justice Department and FBI in the Russia investigation, Republican lawmakers alleged in a controversial memo in February.
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Fina, Young's attorney, called the surveillance video "very powerful evidence," and asked the detectives whether Young did anything to keep the police from getting the surveillance video.
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Additionally, the plan includes a 30-day extension of the National Security Agency's expiring internet surveillance program, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Surveillance footage shows Maleah never left apartment Investigators have also seen surveillance footage captured from the porch of an apartment next door to Vence's, the affidavit said.
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Facebook surveillance Among the documents submitted by the oil and gas companies to the courts to justify their injunctions, there is a distinct focus on Facebook surveillance.
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The second rule of surveillance capitalism is you definitely don't talk about surveillance capitalism if you're actually taking cold hard cash from users of your product — i.e.
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Surveillance "works as a deterrent to positive communications with police," Matthew Mitchell, a hacker and anti-surveillance activist in Harlem said on a phone call with Motherboard.
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Hikvision is one of the world's largest manufacturers of video surveillance products and is central to China's ambitions to be the top global exporter of surveillance systems.
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Repealing FISA would mean reverting to the era of surveillance based solely on unchecked executive branch directives, or possibly forgoing authority to conduct such counterintelligence surveillance altogether.
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"While surveillance is often promoted as a law enforcement tool, surveillance also functions as a form of societal control," EFF Senior Investigative Researcher Dave Maass told Motherboard.
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The funding includes money for new surveillance systems, replacing existing border fencing, and adding more unmanned aerial vehicles and other border surveillance technologies for Border Patrol agents.
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The bureau is required to operate within the confines of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which was passed by Congress in 1978 to prevent political surveillance abuses.
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The memo is based in part on an alleged Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) application to extend surveillance against former Trump advisor Carter Page, NBC News reported.
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Cook said in his speech that FINRA intends to expand its surveillance program by adding two new kinds of cross-market surveillance alerts in the near future.
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Albert Fox Cahn, founder of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, said there have already been "numerous" other instances where internet surveillance has been used to target activists.
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The agency's applications to obtain that surveillance, issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in Washington, have since been heavily criticized, including by the Justice Department watchdog.
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Sessions had said Tuesday that the Justice Department is looking at whether the FBI has properly handled applications for surveillance orders under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Go deeper: Facial recognition surveillance faces new calls for legal limits Be sure to check out our Deep Dive on the automated future of surveillance tomorrow morning.
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C.) and Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program This week: House to vote on legislation to make lynching a federal hate crime Congress set for clash over surveillance reforms MORE (D-Va.) would extend two of three expiring surveillance provisions without making broader FISA changes.
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The Chinese government's mass surveillance system involves heavy-handed human policing as well as the use of high-tech surveillance tools such as drones and facial-recognition cameras.
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" The original bill was marketed as one that gives law enforcement access without the creation of back doors or mass surveillance, and indeed it specifically bans "systemic surveillance.
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AGT stepped up again, this time working with the French surveillance company Amesys, which is known to have sold surveillance tools to the Muammar Gaddafi regime in Libya.
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The FBI used some materials from the dossier in its successful request for a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant to conduct surveillance on Trump associate Carter Page.
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It requires public notice and legislative approval for the purchase of new surveillance tools and audits on existing surveillance tech—like license place readers—used by the city.
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"People are suspicious because of online surveillance and also mobile phone surveillance, so people might not be [comfortable] talking over the phone about what is happening," Tekle said.
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The House bill extends the legality of the surveillance program for six years, allowing the NSA and other intelligence agencies to continue their warrantless surveillance practices without impediment.
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The Austrian suit also uses the NSA's PRISM surveillance program, which loops US tech companies into government surveillance programs, as a route to target Facebook on privacy grounds.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is offering a $500 rebate for aircraft to install a surveillance technology known as Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B), officials announced Monday.
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The last occasion that Republicans had the opportunity to revise the law outlining surveillance powers, the Republican-held Senate passed a law that upheld a key surveillance tool.
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The law establishes the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) and creates a set of procedures for federal judges to review the government's requests for surveillance approval under FISA.
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News of the surreptitious use of this persistent surveillance tool underlines the importance of transparency in law enforcement and the unsatisfying state of Supreme Court aerial surveillance rulings.
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Surveillance video Palm Beach Gardens Police obtained surveillance video of the June 9 collision from the perspective of a guard gate of a residential community near the intersection.
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Physical barriers involving private property keep surveillance away from activities that take place behind the walls, and economic mobility allows travel away from high-surveillance, high crime areas.
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As technology and machine learning continue to advance, we're integrating surveillance into our daily lives at an increasing rate, and the level of surveillance is becoming more sophisticated.
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Brown's novel is both engaging and creepily accurate, particularly in its depiction of the power dynamics employed by surveillance culture, and the ways that surveillance functions as control.
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Orwell's fictional surveillance system for the country of The Nation is staffed by internationals who have no relationship to the country, people being surveilled, or conditions of surveillance.
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" From Axios' Shanna Vavra: "Kavanaugh has stood behind warrantless government surveillance in the past, including the NSA's surveillance operation that former NSA contractor Ed Snowden exposed in 2013.
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In this new ruling, the judge placed surveillance of Muslims in the context of a century of broad police surveillance used against Italians, African-Americans and suspected Communists.
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The president has a history of volatility on surveillance issues, responding to Fox News commentators but displaying little grasp of the legal policy details of national security surveillance.
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Meanwhile, they just voted to expand FISA surveillance, and have never seriously inquired why judges almost never reject a surveillance warrant application once it's before the FISA court.
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It stakes all of its claim on pure visualization (this is what surveillance looks like) and none on the prospect of deeper thinking (this is what surveillance means).
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PAGES A2 - A26397 A picture caption with an article about how Times reporter Paul Mozur covered surveillance in Kashgar, China, referred incorrectly to the spread of surveillance cameras.
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FISA is shorthand for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which permits federal surveillance of U.S. citizens suspected of acting in concert with a foreign government or terrorist group.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department has declared invalid two of the four surveillance warrants against former Trump campaign associate Carter Page, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court said Thursday.
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"Amazon's ever-expanding surveillance empire threatens our privacy and civil liberties, especially in brown and black communities already vulnerable to racial profiling and heightened surveillance," the groups say.
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Given the risks posed by biometric surveillance, it should not be after the implementation of a vast biometric surveillance infrastructure that we decide the policies of its use.
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It mentions other surveillance-minded artists (Omer Fast, Trevor Paglen), but omits many more, including Julia Scher, whose work has centered explicitly on surveillance since the late 1980s.
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Letter To the Editor: "Amid Investigation, a Primer on Surveillance Practices and Privacy" (news article, March 25) provides a helpful overview of the current debate about government surveillance.
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In the next few weeks, Congress is set to act on renewal of the warrantless surveillance authority contained in Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendments Act.
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There's a whole line of cases from the 1960s and '70s involving more primitive forms of surveillance but that draw the connection between surveillance and the First Amendment.
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Related: Making Of 'Watermark,' An Immersive Look At Water Surveillance Art Takes Action in a Post-Snowden World Laura Poitras' First Solo Show Makes the Surveillance State Visible
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Lefcourt argued that the men are entitled to know whether they were monitored "as a result of [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] warrants, National Security Letters, or any other form of NSA or intelligence agency surveillance," and asked Judge J. Paul Oetken to order prosecutors to disclose whether any such surveillance occurred.
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WILLIAMS: Or electronic surveillance, better electronic surveillance, getting back to what Katie was talking about is watching or using, as Dana&aposs saying, watching videos on his cell phone.
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The US House of Representatives approved a controversial amendment to Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) that would effectively expand the warrantless surveillance of American citizens.
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Following each incident, this year the government has called for increased online surveillance, despite the UK already having some of the widest-ranging surveillance powers of any democratic state.
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Several courts have held that broad government surveillance programs, including some of the NSA's surveillance programs, escape the reach of 4th Amendment protection due to the third party doctrine.
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The 412 pages of heavily redacted documents released on Saturday by the FBI included surveillance applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and warrants surrounding the investigation into Page.
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Unfortunately for privacy reformers and anti-surveillance lawmakers, the Senate just voted to close that door, moving a bill forward to extend Section 702 surveillance for six more years.
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According to the patent, the surveillance function of the drone can be limited through geo-fencing, a technology used to draw a virtual boundary around the property under surveillance.
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It gives us a surveillance mechanism without a subject, as if the people targeted by surveillance and immediately focused on after traumatic events are not preselected by ideological bias.
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Section 702 is one of a number of U.S. surveillance authorities that had been the subject of great scrutiny and debate in the aftermath of Edward Snowden's surveillance leaks.
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Why now: Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — which justifies the surveillance of foreign nationals who are outside the country — expires at the end of the year.
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Once he took Bush's place, he demanded that mass surveillance programs be continued, and condemned NSA contractor-turned-whistleblower Edward Snowden for exposing ongoing mass surveillance on Obama's watch.
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Further, implementing a domestic surveillance program similar to what the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act permits for monitoring foreign agents raises more legal questions and the possibility of serious abuses.
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USA 2224 is believed to be a member of the "KH-2224" family of electro-optical surveillance satellites, which began to replace film-based surveillance satellites in the 29s.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I.'s plan to fix problems with its national security surveillance do not go far enough, an expert in surveillance law told a secretive court on Wednesday.
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Many are also watching for how government surveillance may grow under Donald J. Trump, who has chosen Mike Pompeo, who advocates greater surveillance, to lead the Central Intelligence Agency.
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The Trump administration provoked a minor international incident with the United Kingdom by accusing its surveillance agency of complicity in an illegal scheme to subject Trump's campaign to surveillance.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenTrump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms Hillicon Valley: Democrats in talks to bridge surveillance divide | DHS confident in Super Tuesday election security | State pledges M cyber help to Ukraine | Facebook skipping SXSW amid coronavirus Schiff says Democrats are negotiating to include more privacy protections in key surveillance bill MORE (D-Calif.) threatened to force votes on several broader changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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It&aposs important because, as Rudy Giuliani said, without that these surveillance, the Carter Page surveillance, the kickoff of this investigation began even though they had not interviewed any witnesses.
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China has stepped up its surveillance efforts in Xinjiang, the western region that's home to the Uighur ethnic minority group — including making advances in human policing and high-tech surveillance.
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The letter asks for more leeway in how companies are allowed to disclose the number of surveillance requests and more declassification of orders approved by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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The result of Ring-police partnerships is a self-perpetuating surveillance network: More people download Neighbors, more people get Ring, surveillance footage proliferates, and police can request whatever they want.
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Ironically, Article 19's report suggests the construction of large-scale filtering and surveillance apparatus in Iran has been partly justified by a logic of protecting citizens from surveillance elsewhere.
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Nunes also writes that he subpoenaed to discover whether information from the Russia dossier was used in the crafting of applications to conduct surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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The U.S. has conducted more than 300 surveillance flights since then, and allied nations have flown more than 200 surveillance flights since April 30, a U.S. defense official told NBC.
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He said he's interested in whether the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court that granted the surveillance warrant knew the dossier was paid for in part by the Democratic National Committee.
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Experimentally deployed southwest of Tucson, Arizona, the surveillance network aimed to provide the Border Patrol "complete situational awareness" through the real-time, automated integration of multiple sources of surveillance data.
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"I think the notion that FISA was abused here is nonsense," Comey said, referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that governs use of electronic surveillance by federal law enforcement.
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To obtain a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant, Justice Department lawyers must show probable cause that the target of the surveillance is acting as an agent of a foreign power.
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On the contrary; earlier this year president Trump signed into law another six years of the controversial warrantless surveillance law — aka Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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The National Security Agency's warrantless internet surveillance program under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act could be renewed, but there are competing versions of such legislation in the House and Senate.
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Why it matters: The use of surveillance planes has been a controversial topic in Baltimore since 2016, when Bloomberg reported private surveillance planes had been circling the city in secret.
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The mask ban has become a flashpoint in the movement to defend democracy there, and is part of a growing battle between high-tech surveillance and evasion of such surveillance.
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The U.S. government widened its trade blacklist on Monday to include some of China's top artificial intelligence startups, including video surveillance firm Hikvision and surveillance equipment maker Zhejiang Dahua Technology .
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And he called for continued surveillance overseas "for intelligence purposes," calling on Congress to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which expires in less than 60 days.
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This month, Congress engaged in a vigorous debate — albeit one prone to inaccuracies — prior to reauthorizing Section 2900 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), a controversial warrantless surveillance authority.
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But even as agency representatives tell us how rapidly surveillance methods change, a permanent reauthorization of current surveillance methods presumes that future revolutions in technology won't affect Americans' relative privacy.
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Landsberg says that investigators with the NTSB are reviewing surveillance video of the crash and are seeking audio that may have been caught by home surveillance systems in the neighborhood.
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Horowitz states that the dossier played the "central and essential role" in securing the secret surveillance of the Trump campaign, including four investigations with both electronic surveillance and undercover assets.
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SURVEILLANCE To maintain the fund's rating, Fitch evaluates weekly fund and portfolio holdings information sent through the fund's custodian, Banque Centrale Populaire, and conducts surveillance checks against its ratings guidelines.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions directed the department's inspector general to investigate if errors were made when the FBI applied for the surveillance warrant to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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The impact these different forms of surveillance has on any of us depends on a couple of things: how aware we are that we're being watched, and what we think the motivation is for surveillance, according to Brock Chisholm, a clinical psychologist who has studied the effects of surveillance on mood and behavior.
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"Now that President Trump has the keys to the US surveillance state, it's more important than ever that tech companies work with us in the fight for surveillance reform," it adds.
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Obama spokesman Kevin Lewis said neither Obama nor any White House official ever ordered any surveillance of Trump or any U.S. citizen, but did not address whether such surveillance had occurred.
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Fujifilm is getting into surveillance cameras with the SX8003, a long-range surveillance camera with a 2800x optical zoom that's designed to offer security at international borders and large commercial facilities.
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The document said the erroneously collected call detail records were "not authorized" by the orders issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which authorizes and oversees the U.S. government's surveillance activities.
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It certainly doesn't mean that Obama personally ordered any surveillance—an allegation his former officials have strenuously denied—or that the surveillance we're talking about has anything to do with phones.
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The gritty details: The law in question here is Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which is used to authorize surveillance of electronic communications of foreign nationals located abroad.
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There are 176 million surveillance cameras in China, compared to 50 million in the U.S.. The tech: Chinese tech firms are competing to create surveillance systems to sell to the government.
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They've worried that he could abuse their heady surveillance capabilities, turn them on his personal enemies, revamp the NSA's mass surveillance programs, and strip away domestic privacy protections once in charge.
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Surveillance of those conversations required warrants from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court if the foreigners are in the United States — as diplomats, for example — or if the communications traverse U.S. cables.
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Creating access and sharing in such a system is especially important in trade surveillance and monitoring analysis, said Jayesh Solanki, team lead, financial crime compliance (trade surveillance) at Bank of America.
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Devin Nunes, the chairman of the House intelligence committee, said he had uncovered incidental surveillance of members of the Trump transition team -- meaning they were not the targets of the surveillance.
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Unlike passive surveillance, which relies on having the capacity to diagnose and treat people who come to a health center with symptoms, active surveillance means regularly testing everyone in specific areas.
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Oregon State University Professor Joshua Reeves' new history, Citizen Spies: The Long Rise of America's Surveillance Society, investigates the motives of these well-intentioned snitches, statist collaborators, and volunteer surveillance agents.
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It takes 20 agents per suspect for 24-hour surveillance, he said, meaning France could perform round-the-clock surveillance of only a small fraction of those suspected of being radicalized.
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Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, who disclosed classified information about U.S. government surveillance programs, said the steps he took in 2013 to reveal the surveillance practices were worth taking.
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This year, Congress should undertake another bipartisan effort to reform Section 2628 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, a NSA surveillance authority set to expire at the end of the year.
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"If the court strikes down Privacy Shield because of the United States' mass surveillance practices, it should lead to a significant push for congressional reform of US surveillance law," she said.
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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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The moratorium is part of the "Stop Secret Surveillance Ordinance," a bill that aims to regulate the use of surveillance technology, such as body cameras and biometric software, in San Francisco.
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Facial recognition has made headlines this year for the rapid rise in companies and government agencies using it for tracking and surveillance — but it's not the only AI-driven surveillance technology.
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Progressive groups, right leaning groups, and individuals in the government who threaten its power are equally subject to government surveillance and potential that surveillance will be used to silence their dissent.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mike Lee of Utah, argued that the changes didn't go far enough to fix the surveillance law known as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
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To get a surveillance warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the government has to persuade a judge of probable cause that the suspect was an agent of a foreign power.
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Under FISA, Congress established the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court after discovering that the government had conducted widespread warrantless surveillance of Americans in the 1960s and 1970s based on their political beliefs.
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The department delivered its conclusion in a December letter to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC), the secretive federal body that approved the department's four surveillance applications of the Trump aide.
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"Technology is driving forward, and legislation and regulation follows ever so slowly behind," said Tony Porter, Britain's surveillance camera commissioner, who oversees compliance with the country's surveillance camera code of practice.
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The U.S. government on Monday widened its trade blacklist to include Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision and surveillance equipment maker Zhejiang Dahua Technology among others, drawing a sharp rebuke from Beijing.
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He represented Sprint, the telecommunications firm, when the Bush administration was pushing Congress to expand the government's surveillance powers under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, The Associated Press reported this year.
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The report accused a former FBI lawyer of altering a document related to the surveillance of Page, but Horowitz did not find that it undermined the overall validity of the surveillance.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court approved every surveillance request it received from U.S. authorities in 2015, according to a Justice Department memo sent to leaders of relevant congressional committees on Friday.
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According to the latest surveillance data from US surveillance programs, around 22020 percent to 23 percent of the flu viruses analyzed from patients this flu season have been type B viruses.
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ABC's "Good Morning America" anchor George Stephanopoulos pressed Page on the two roles as part of why law enforcement may have targeted him for surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Barr later tried to qualify his comments, saying he was not trying to say "improper surveillance occurred" but that he wanted to review the matter to ensure any surveillance was justified.
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Republican lawmakers, after examining a four-page classified report this week, called for the public release of what they said are U.S. government surveillance abuses under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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The National Security Agency has declassified documents providing new details about a 2011 case before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, involving problems with "upstream" internet surveillance under the FISA Amendments Act.
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The law also created a Class A misdemeanor called "Unlawful Photography and Surveillance on Private Property," in which a person intentionally conducts electronic surveillance of another&aposs private property without permission.
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They have new technologies and tactics of surveillance: Inevitably, surveillance requests that are supposed to be used for anti-terrorism aims end up getting used in more mundane domestic law enforcement.
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Unseenlabs – Unseenlabs designs and develops a spectrum surveillance payload
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Biggest story today between Clapper & Yates is on surveillance.
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A Multimillionaire Surveillance Dealer Steps Out Of The Shadows . . .
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenTrump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms Hillicon Valley: Democrats in talks to bridge surveillance divide | DHS confident in Super Tuesday election security | State pledges M cyber help to Ukraine | Facebook skipping SXSW amid coronavirus Schiff says Democrats are negotiating to include more privacy protections in key surveillance bill MORE (D-Calif.), who was a fellow impeachment manager and is now a leading lawmaker pressing for serious reforms to the surveillance authorities.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTrump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms Hillicon Valley: Democrats in talks to bridge surveillance divide | DHS confident in Super Tuesday election security | State pledges M cyber help to Ukraine | Facebook skipping SXSW amid coronavirus Trump to meet with Republicans amid deadlocked surveillance fight MORE's call for changes to the FISA process, including a Fox News clip where the Ohio Republican discusses wanting to get changes to the surveillance court.
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The suit seeks the disclosure of documents that would show whether DOJ has ever secretly forced a company like Google or Apple to provide technical surveillance assistance in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a federal court that issues secret surveillance warrants in national security cases and has been criticized for rubber-stamping NSA overreach.
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And they want to ban a disputed form of internet surveillance in which the agency collected emails that were about a foreign target of surveillance but neither to nor from that person; the N.S.A. voluntarily ceased that form of surveillance this year but wants to retain the flexibility to turn it back on again.
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When it comes to state actors, it might be helpful to think of surveillance in two different forms: surveillance of metadata (who you are, who you're talking to, when you're talking) and surveillance of content (what you are saying.) As with all things, when you dig a little deeper, it's not as simple as that.
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Sens. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulMcConnell, top GOP senators throw support behind surveillance deal as deadline looms Hillicon Valley: House passes key surveillance bill | Paul, Lee urge Trump to kill FISA deal | White House seeks help from tech in coronavirus fight | Dem urges Pence to counter virus misinformation House passes key surveillance bill with deadline looming MORE (R-Ky.) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, top GOP senators throw support behind surveillance deal as deadline looms Hillicon Valley: House passes key surveillance bill | Paul, Lee urge Trump to kill FISA deal | White House seeks help from tech in coronavirus fight | Dem urges Pence to counter virus misinformation House passes key surveillance bill with deadline looming MORE (R-Utah) are working to kill a House deal to reauthorize expiring intelligence programs and reform the surveillance court, throwing up an eleventh hour roadblock to the agreement.
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The order authorizes the government to conduct electronic surveillance abroad for the purpose of collecting 'foreign intelligence' — a term defined so broadly that it appears to permit surveillance of any non-U.
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"The inability to regulate access to self due to surveillance could have a similar effect," said Wells, who also noted that the unpredictability or "unknown" nature of surveillance is an important consideration.
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But the federal government has gone to great lengths to keep its domestic surveillance operation under wraps, getting broad clearance through secret court orders issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court.
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Paul, who is drafting new legislation to reform the nation's expansive surveillance authorities, is attempting to shoehorn his anti-surveillance agenda into a non-controversy Trump invented out of whole cloth: Terrible!
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But before Flynn's ouster, then-chief of staff Reince Priebus asked Comey in February 2017 if the FBI ordered surveillance against Flynn through the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, according to the memo.
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Yet after the reforms, there's been a legacy of intel abuses flagged by the inspector general, investigative reporters and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court overseeing sensitive requests for surveillance of U.S. citizens.
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Troops are mostly assisting by monitoring surveillance feeds -- which by law may not be pointed at Mexican territory when Guard troops are watching -- conducting aerial surveillance flights, and maintaining and building infrastructure.
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No. The Fusion GPS document was only one of several sources provided to justify surveillance of Page — who was first suspected of spying for Russia, and first placed under surveillance, in 2013.
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Julian Sanchez, a privacy and surveillance expert with the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, called the decision "very significant" and among the top priorities of surveillance reform among civil liberties groups.
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"FBI and DOJ would have been negligent had they not used all the tools at their disposal, including Court-authorized [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] FISA surveillance, to protect the country," he added.
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"This doesn't surprise me at all, and it's the perfect example of how corporate surveillance and government surveillance are inextricably linked," Evan Greer, deputy director of Fight for the Future, told Motherboard.
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Which points back to the apparent lack of rigor employed by Baltimore's cops in running a surveillance system that's pretty clearly not normal and is representative of a gross escalation in surveillance.
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The show featured works critiquing government surveillance tactics, and included another piece called Scare Mail, a browser extension that ads NSA keywords to everyday emails in an attempt to disrupt government surveillance.
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The three surveillance tools on the verge of lapsing are provisions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, that broaden the FBI's authority to wiretap certain targets and request key documents.
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And in the United States, as in Hong Kong, the issue is likely to grow in significance due to the increasing prevalence of new surveillance technologies, especially surveillance cameras and face recognition.
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The government has argued the surveillance was not used to derive any evidence it plans to bring at trial, and that therefore it is not obliged to include the surveillance in discovery.
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Surveillance footage Whether the perpetrator or perpetrators mailed the packages or hand-delivered them to their destinations, surveillance video will likely come into play, retired FBI supervisory special agent James Gagliano said.
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Surveillance video shows the suspect vehicle Surveillance video taken by a neighbor shows Fieramusca's vehicle in the parking lot of Broussard's apartment complex on the day of her disappearance, the affidavit said.
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The temporary government funding bill also extends an electronic surveillance law, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, that was set to expire at the end of this month.
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But school communities should be equally worried about the long-term effects of using surveillance software on children, said Andrew Hope, a sociologist at Federation University, in Australia, who studies youth surveillance.
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"Our contemporary surveillance technologies indoctrinate our students, our citizens … into a culture of observation in which they learn to be watched and are accepting of unremitting surveillance as a norm," he said.
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And it risks allowing the planet to divide itself behind a surveillance iron curtain, creating a world where some people have freedom from technological weapons of mass surveillance and some do not.
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"We are aware of no information indicating that the Crossfire Hurricane team requested or seriously considered FISA surveillance of Manafort or Flynn," the report reads, referring to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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What we need is a well-funded police force with the resources to act on intel from targeted surveillance - not warrantless mass surveillance and the curbing of our human rights and freedoms.
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We built a tremendously insecure system, and so the data breaches, the data leaks, the kind of surveillance, governmental surveillance, which is something I've spent the last dozen years trying to stop.
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Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeSenate passes House's coronavirus aid bill, sending it to Trump Senate clears 85033-day extension of surveillance powers This week: Senate balances surveillance fight with growing coronavirus concerns MORE (R-Utah) on Thursday that he does not support a House-passed surveillance bill— raising fresh questions about the fate of the legislation.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulMcConnell, top GOP senators throw support behind surveillance deal as deadline looms Hillicon Valley: House passes key surveillance bill | Paul, Lee urge Trump to kill FISA deal | White House seeks help from tech in coronavirus fight | Dem urges Pence to counter virus misinformation House passes key surveillance bill with deadline looming MORE (R-Ky.).
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.).
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Wang said the Chinese government is taking a "trial and error" approach to building its nationwide surveillance system, but successful use of surveillance technology in one region could provide a blueprint for others.
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So he has been arguing that the wiretapping he alleged could include routine surveillance, which was not directed by the White House, of legal surveillance targets who spoke with people in his campaign.
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" Cobham, a British corporation that manufacturers surveillance systems, stated in a 2013 CDP document that "changes to countries [sic] resources and habitability could increase the need for border surveillance due to population migration.
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But understanding what the memo says—and, critically, doesn't say—requires familiarity with the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which governs requests made under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, better known as FISA.
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The plaintiffs put forth evidence that they were very likely under surveillance and claimed that they were harmed because they had to expend time and money to take measures to avoid the surveillance.
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Researchers at Tenable announced Monday a security flaw in the firmware of network video recorders made by NUUO that could allow hackers to delete or modify surveillance videos or turn off surveillance entirely.
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Departing from the architecture of the panopticon invented by Jeremy Bentham in the late eighteenth century, Cheang constructs the exhibition around a rotating and inverted surveillance tower: a 3-D camera surveillance system.
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So once again the UK government is seeking to sanction mass surveillance of citizens as a standard modus operandi for state agents, instead of requiring intelligence and law enforcement focus on targeted surveillance.
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Last February a state senator in California introduced legislation requiring that municipalities create and publicise policies for the use of surveillance technology, and restricting the sale or transfer of information gathered through surveillance.
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HOUSE JUDICIARY EYES REAUTHORIZING NSA SURVEILLANCE WITH PRIVACY TWEAKS: The House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday generally agreed that a controversial surveillance measure was both necessary for renewal and in need of some reform.
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The opinion is a rebuke of many of the NSA's surveillance collection practices under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the powers of which were expanded under the US Patriot Act.
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Created in collaboration with Transparency Toolkit, the Surveillance Industry Index (SII) includes information on more than 20133 surveillance companies, as well as the technology they have exported to government agencies and telecommunications companies.
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As we've seen with NSA surveillance in the past, however, our data is so intertwined that it's impossible to separate the data of non targets from those who are subject to targeted surveillance.
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The 412 pages, mostly heavily redacted and made public by the Federal Bureau of Investigation late Saturday, included surveillance applications to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and warrants surrounding the investigation into Page.
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Related Ai Weiwei Wants You to Know That Surveillance Isn't Just a Problem in China Surveillance Art Takes Action in a Post-Snowden World Fan Installation Shows Shifting Political Tides in Real Time
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Read more:A Florida judge said that Robert Kraft's massage parlor surveillance videos will not be released, despite various media outlets seeking the footageProsecutors planned to release the Robert Kraft massage parlor surveillance videos.
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Not surprisingly in the surveillance state to end all surveillance states, there are security camera images of Mr. Warmbier trying to steal a propaganda sign from an off-limits area of the hotel.
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Congress decided to require telecommunications companies to ensure that their equipment and facilities are built in a way that allows the government to conduct surveillance on the basis of a lawful surveillance warrant.
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In late June, the Iranians shot down a US Navy Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS-D) intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance aircraft, specifically a RQ-4A Global Hawk high-altitude, long-endurance (HALE) drone.
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Search "Denny's fight" on YouTube and you will find an almost endless supply of bare-chested booth-clearing brawls, surveillance footage, and even Top 10 compilations of booth-clearing brawls and surveillance footage.
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At the time, after surveillance disclosures by the former National Security Agency contractor Edward J. Snowden, Silicon Valley companies were adding anti-surveillance protections including encryption to their data centers and messaging tools.
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House GOP leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyBarr backs House surveillance bill CDC chief says it's wrong to call COVID-85033 a 'Chinese virus' House strikes last-minute surveillance deal MORE (Calif.) and Sen.
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The chairman argued on "Fox News Sunday" that while the FBI made "serious" mistakes relating to surveillance of Trump campaign aides under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), the investigation was still warranted.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court accused the FBI Tuesday of misleading it in its applications for the surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, and ordered the bureau to explain by Jan.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's order followed the scathing report last week by the Justice Department's independent inspector general about the surveillance of the aide, Carter Page, as part of the Russia investigation.
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The president wrote on the social media site that the provision of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act known as Section 702 was potentially used to justify alleged government surveillance of his presidential campaign.
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Nunes on Wednesday announced that the intelligence community collected surveillance on members of the Trump transition team "incidentally" — meaning that transition team members were captured by surveillance focusing on people outside the transition.
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And precisely because surveillance is a powerful tool of social control, societies tend to impose limits on the ability of authorities to place individuals under surveillance against their will or without their knowledge.
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From there, police used hours of video footage -- from about 203 police pod surveillance cameras in the city, and more than 20 private sector surveillance cameras -- to piece together their movements, he said.
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Cannataci's role investigating digital privacy was created by the council in 2015 after Edward Snowden's revelations about U.S. surveillance, and he has strongly criticized surveillance activities by the United States and other countries.
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Hotel surveillance videos unmistakably placed Simpson at the crime scene.
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Put under surveillance by the FBI for alleged communist sympathies.
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Surveillance camera footage showed the Altima pulling into the park.
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S. person, including surveillance of their communications with U.S. persons.
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He said Americans don't have much appetite for surveillance either.
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Hazelett says police are looking for surveillance videos and suspects.
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An employee recognized her from surveillance video broadcast on television.
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The results of some private surveillance efforts have provided encouragement.
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The paper said that Navy operates six electronic surveillance vessels.
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Of course, state surveillance isn't the only application of Haven.
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For a graphic on China's investment on surveillance, click tmsnrt.
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Read the timeline on Devin Nunes and Trump's surveillance claims.
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There are 19 pages of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Many of the memes deal with cybersecurity and technological surveillance.
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His game isn't based on deception or keen floor surveillance.
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AL.com reports that the shooting was seen on surveillance video.
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You know them for surveillance, killing people and delivering packages.
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They kept him under surveillance for several hours, police said.
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The entire incident was caught on the Heerleins' surveillance camera.
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But watching surveillance tapes is nearly always a group activity.
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Target also finances public surveillance infrastructure in urban areas nationwide.
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Amazon must stop providing dangerous face surveillance to the government.
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Surveillance video was entered as evidence in Lisi v. Englesbe.
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But with the elf, we choose to emphasize his surveillance.
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He recognized her from video surveillance cameras at his home.
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Ten months later, surveillance was set up on McRae's route.
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Of course, mandatory cognitive surveillance has troubling implications for workers.
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Internet cafes are also being forced to install surveillance cameras.
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These surveillance robots will work together to chase down suspects.
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Surveillance cameras captured some of the incident, according to authorities.
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After the purchase, surveillance shows him heading to her apartment.
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The sources say Rob has surveillance video documenting the incident.
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We have no intention of weakening our warning and surveillance.
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Technology has, of course, perpetuated surveillance and abuse for years.
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Our freedom from unlawful public surveillance is worth fighting for.
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Still, they could theoretically turn it into a surveillance device.
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The hacker expressed disdain for recent changes in surveillance legislation.
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Police say they've reviewed surveillance footage, and are still investigating.
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The surveillance court judges then voted to reconsider Collyer's decision.
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Investigators wrote in a report, citing surveillance tape from Feb.
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SURVEILLANCE cameras have long spied on public spaces across Britain.
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The first essential tool to tracking Santa is satellite surveillance.
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"It's a kind of frontline laboratory for surveillance," Zenz said.
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A Uighur family walks past a surveillance camera in Kashgar.
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Surveillance footage from the fraternity house was played in court.
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How will Trump use the surveillance apparatus created by Obama?
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"How can greater surveillance not have any effect?" she asked.
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Much of the evening's activities was recorded by surveillance cameras.
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It represents a sea change in how video surveillance works.
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You probably weren't a target of the WhatsApp surveillance hack
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The exhibition visitors are thus inside the total surveillance apparatus.
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Growing "law and order" rhetoric can lead to surveillance overreach.
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Surveillance footage of a man police identified as Victor Pena.
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The real story turns out to be SURVEILLANCE and LEAKING!
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The full horrors of total surveillance had to wait awhile.
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Go deeper: Axios' special report on surveillance and facial recognition
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The bottom line: Your phone is also a surveillance device.
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A chunk of the surveillance programme followed a similar trajectory.
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That said, sure, we'd allow for that level of surveillance.
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"April to November was intense surveillance," she told BuzzFeed News.
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The school wouldn't allow me to see the [surveillance video].
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Herbert did not say how he obtained the surveillance video.
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Why was she held in a cell without surveillance cameras?
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When he traveled, he believed he was under CIA surveillance.
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Families of victims can only grieve under high police surveillance.
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There have been societies with universal surveillance and universal indoctrination.
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Nunes says the surveillance was legal, but he has concerns.
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Putting these pieces together to create sophisticated surveillance isn't hard.
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It is the most magical surveillance state on Earth, though.
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It was CSIS surveillance that led to the RCMP investigation.
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But surveillance wasn't the only way he carried out destruction.
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Before that, U.S. drones had only been used for surveillance.
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The UAE stepped up domestic surveillance and rounded up activists.
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Details emerge of China's 'Big Brother' surveillance app targeting Muslims
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Previous investigations have shown that these surveillance flights are commonplace.
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The outcome of this approach is widespread censorship and surveillance.
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Rahn said the surveillance video was "critical" in the case.
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Why it matters: This is why surveillance capitalism has boomed.
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A surveillance video of the tussle was leaked by TMZ.
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However, that does not make them immune from state surveillance.
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Surveillance video allegedly shows Weir approaching the locked gym door.
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Many are subjected to persistent surveillance, intimidation and even violence.
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We do not have a parallel track for face surveillance.
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It's a bird, it's a plane — it's a...surveillance drone?
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The incident was captured by surveillance cameras from Tam's Burgers.
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A third man seen on surveillance video remains at large.
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Video surveillance showed the inmate attempted to shake his hand.
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They've been deployed as tools of surveillance, oppression, and authoritarianism.
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The tide is turning on surveillance as a social norm.
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We know that surveillance has a chilling effect on freedom.
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Michael Kerbow: Here is a my idea related to surveillance.
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And this gets directly to things like surveillance and algorithms.
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Police Officer Zac Blair said authorities were reviewing surveillance video.
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Concerns about government surveillance drive consumers away from digital services.
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We live in an age of extraordinary surveillance and documentation.
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This move is the latest in digital surveillance in Urumqi.
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Police released surveillance video of the driver and his SUV.
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What happened next was caught on surveillance video, Godfrey said.
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Yeah, that helpful surveillance feature doesn't sound so alluring now.
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GHOSN'S BAIL CONDITIONS INCLUDE SURVEILLANCE CAMERA AT HIS RESIDENCE - KYODO
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Some also worry that such domestic surveillance might be illegal.
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Until recently, surveillance cameras were all controlled by the government.
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We're told there's no surveillance footage in the parking lot.
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Surveillance cameras inside the gas station captured it on video.
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This entire caper was captured by the store's surveillance cameras.
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Talk about surveillance capitalism, this word that has gotten around.
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Surveillance video of the crash shows they're both damn lucky.
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A third case, over surveillance in New Jersey, is pending.
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The result is a surveillance net that's ubiquitous in scale.
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Surveillance camera footage is being investigated to help nab culprits.
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Both can use social media as a tool for surveillance.
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Many surveillance companies claim to vet their customers, including NSO.
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She can be seen in parts of the surveillance video.
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When it comes to state surveillance, VPNs won't help much.
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HV:How about the fact that you might be humanizing surveillance?
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Instead, we're implicated in a cold process of digital surveillance.
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"We don't do electronic surveillance without court order," he promised.
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Following Foucault, Reeves emphasizes the emotional dimensions of lateral surveillance.
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Officers began putting up surveillance cameras to track the suspects.
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It's obvious the surveillance economy's biggest practitioners won't police themselves.
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It's useful to distinguish between bulk collection and targeted surveillance.
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Encompassing over 2700 pages of informer reports, surveillance, phone taps,
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Surveillance video captured Garcia Zarate running away, the prosecutor said.
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He was kept under surveillance until the end of 2015.
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Sam Lavigne, an artist who works with data and surveillance
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China has become the largest surveillance state on the planet.
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As it turns out, all internet pipes lead to surveillance.
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Surveillance can be done by more than clunky nanny cams.
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The Hill: House Republicans say Ohr interview escalates surveillance concerns.
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Anduril's surveillance towers stand on part of the Mexican border.
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In fact, Trump associates, including Carter Page, were under surveillance.
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However, the lampposts sparked concerns among residents over state surveillance.
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The regulator has already moved its surveillance systems to Amazon.
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The FBI is processing the scenes and reviewing surveillance video.
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These cameras collect thousands of hours of video surveillance footage.
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They also proposed using acts of violence, surveillance and intimidation.
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At the same time, it has bolstered its surveillance capabilities.
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An official tells CNN the surveillance went on for months.
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The malware, known as Varenyky, infects computers for surveillance activity.
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Local authorities increased surveillance in the area, the ministry said.
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Lynx Solar Weatherproof Outdoor 1080p Wi-Fi Surveillance Camera — $102
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This mass surveillance threatens the foundations of a free internet.
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Data from classified surveillance satellites is not often made public.
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"For TB, what's required is proper surveillance," Dr. Sreenivas said.
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Surveillance footage from this route was shown to the jury.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The space surveillance network has been transmitting observations.
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But all of my daily teaching was under constant surveillance.
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Noise: A Survival Guide for Living Under Total Surveillance, the
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Peterson says surveillance video and call logs support his story.
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The unknown company didn't succeed in challenging the surveillance order.
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Miami Beach Police released surveillance camera footage of the beating.
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Jenkins' family has seen the surveillance video, the release said.
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They are collected under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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An uncomfortable conflation for platforms whose business is human surveillance.
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Bourassa says further surveillance would be a waste of time.
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Namely no under 19s and covert surveillance within the club?
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This is where strong surveillance programs, like Thailand's, are critical.
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Who has the resources to put surveillance in her home?
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Drones also make an appearance, acting in a surveillance capacity.
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Today's ruling places important limits on the government's surveillance power.
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This can replace or supplement surveillance cameras in sensitive areas.
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There are new ways to circumvent surveillance and access content.
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VPN apps skirt surveillance efforts, including China's rigid censorship regime.
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BART posted surveillance video of the rescue on their Twitter.
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Politicians' reactions of surprise to surveillance revelations are themselves surprising.
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Many fear Beijing could use those tools for electronic surveillance.
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The controversial act expanded government surveillance powers on the internet.
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Not long ago, debates about privacy and surveillance were theoretical.
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Surveillance dystopia is not inevitable, but we must act now.
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We also need testing to do surveillance out in communities.
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We also need testing to do surveillance out in communities.
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Cops looked at surveillance video and the story checked out.
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How do governments use tech for surveillance in those places?
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They embraced surveillance and invented a market for behavioral predictions.
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Troops are basically providing help with surveillance of the border.
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The case raises a troubling pattern of surveillance targeting journalists.
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He began seeking out other ways to oppose surveillance initiatives.
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Huawei has denied that its technology is used for surveillance.
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On Thursday morning, Iran shot down an American surveillance drone.
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Sanders, on the other hand, has long opposed government surveillance.
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Privacy advocates worry even more surveillance is on the way.
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He had been jailed and was living under police surveillance.
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Are all those reports about timed breaks and surveillance true?
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Mr. Napolitano added that Mr. Trump's "woes" began with surveillance.
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Surveillance cameras are an inescapable fixture of the modern city.
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But in China the surveillance state got you the opposite.
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Video from a nearby surveillance camera told a different story.
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Facial recognition is a more pressing concern than aerial surveillance.
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The president has lashed out previously at FBI surveillance tactics.
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More surveillance cameras are mounted high up on the walls.
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They singled out Hikvision and Dahua Technology for the surveillance.
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We know that the Canadian officials have him under surveillance.
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Surveillance cameras sprout from shops, apartment entrances and metal poles.
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Where I saw a surveillance file, he saw a biography.
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The raid, Mr. Anderson said, came after weeks of surveillance.
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Thermostats, surveillance cameras, mosquito zappers, coffee makers — you name it.
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Multiple acquaintances confirmed it is Betts in the surveillance video.
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Those with trail or property surveillance cameras should check those.
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Australia wants to take government surveillance to the next level.
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Many critics call China's surveillance ambitions Orwellian, and they are.
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On Thursday, the police released surveillance footage showing the suspect.
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A new approach, known as active surveillance, offers an alternative.
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Now Mei finds himself under constant surveillance by plainclothes police.
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Others see it as the creation of a surveillance state.
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Some local governments also provide ICE with license plate surveillance.
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And we will live in a constant surveillance state forevermore.
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The government said it has put 252,103 people under surveillance.
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Is constant smartphone surveillance still terrifying if it's for science?
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Google's surveillance isn't in the news, but it's startlingly intimate.
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The media has been reporting on surveillance capitalism for years.
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Surveillance capitalism has operated without constraints for far too long.
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The second lesson Rahman can teach us is about surveillance.
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The chipmaker is a supplier to video surveillance firm Hikvision.
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In June the Iranians shot down an American surveillance drone.
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Heightened surveillance, prompt information sharing and enhanced preparedness are recommended.
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But that's exactly why pooling resources into surveillance is desirable.
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But as surveillance devices, they have a lot of potential.
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There's a state of the art surveillance and security system.
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"There was not video surveillance at Crossroads Counseling," she says.
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Surveillance for resistance on farms is patchy and politically sensitive.
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The report listed several other notable statistics about surveillance activities.
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But they still had not turned over the surveillance video.
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What new forms of surveillance did fearful white people instill?
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Still, the extra secrecy surrounding surveillance shuts out potential checks.
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But the man didn't conceal his face from surveillance cameras.
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What exactly is China's surveillance strategy among the general population?
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Or maybe even tapping into any video surveillance on premises.
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She said that Walmart was reviewing the store's surveillance video.
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Once alerted, the FBI could begin surveillance of that person.
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Ambassadors are trained on how to deal with such surveillance.
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So expect state-sponsored upload filters, recommendation systems & mass surveillance.
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The decision is a major development in American surveillance policy.
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The episode was recorded by surveillance cameras, the report said.
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They're also less visible, mitigating the stigma and normalizing surveillance.
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These implants are comparable to hidden cameras that facilitate surveillance.
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By February, Ms. Chen lived under stifling surveillance, she said.
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The September 18, 2018, attack was captured by surveillance cameras.
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But its findings about surveillance are important beyond partisan politics.
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It's just one part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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After the second theft, the homeowners bought a surveillance system.
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Without surveillance footage, there's no telling what could have happened.
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In other words: it's a pretty complete pet surveillance package.
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Another is more robust surveillance systems everywhere in the world.
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Surveillance footage shows the two talking outside the front door.
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By funding these discount programs, cities conflate surveillance and citizenship.
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The episode has heightened interest in several related surveillance issues.
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Schrems has argued that GDPR clashes with U.S. surveillance law.
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But surveillance can also be used to serve sinister ends.
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The affidavit doesn't say how this video surveillance was done.
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The Sun Sentinel first reported the delay in surveillance footage.
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To handle such accounts, some have lacked advanced surveillance tools.
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Undercover surveillance, including electronic monitoring of Mr. Amri's movements, begins.
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She went on hunger strikes to protest the imaginary surveillance.
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I didn't think surveillance would be such a big deal.
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What will he reveal about the surveillance of American citizens?
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What is the oddest surveillance tech you've seen in China?
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FISA is an acronym for the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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In June, Iran shot down an advanced US surveillance drone.
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In the first place, he'd have much better surveillance equipment.
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It's a surveillance economy, as far as I can tell.
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Vendors waved handheld metal detectors and displayed 215D surveillance cameras.
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But the animals kept popping up during her surveillance operations.
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The Surveillance State Despite the US government's insistence that Facebook.
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We're questioning how the surveillance policies are keeping us safe.
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The rebuke by a judge serving on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court came in a 2018 ruling that was part of the regular certification process for the use of surveillance techniques enabled by FISA Section 702, which national security officials use to monitor emails and phone calls of certain foreign nationals outside of the US. The violations identified by the surveillance court concern improper searches for information on Americans the FBI made of the database composed of intelligence collected through 702 surveillance.
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DOJ RELEASES FISA DOCS: WHAT THEY REVEAL ABOUT THE SURVEILLANCE OF TRUMP The documents revealed that the infamous and unverified Steele Dossier was a major component of the 2016 surveillance warrant and its renewals.
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But while a surveillance robot may cut down on absenteeism or schoolyard fights, civil liberties experts still balk at the idea of using such advanced surveillance on young people to police typical, juvenile behavior.
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So the FBI and DOJ put together an application to a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court — a court that approves surveillance warrants pertaining to national security and foreign intelligence — to start watching Page.
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The fact of whether they were under surveillance was classified, so the government had quite the chutzpah to argue that the plaintiffs's case should be dismissed because they couldn't prove they were under surveillance.
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According to Twitter's statement, the limited product was developed this year in response to the platform's surveillance concerns, as a specific alert service that could be sold to government agencies without triggering surveillance concerns.
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Then, in early 2013, while the ATF surveillance was underway, the Sixth Circuit ruled on an unrelated case that it had "some misgivings" about long-term, warrantless surveillance by a camera on a pole.
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"Nasdaq purchased SMARTS in 221 and the product powers surveillance and compliance for 2400 marketplaces, 11 regulators and 100 market participants across 65 markets globally," said Jukes, who is product manager for SMARTS Surveillance.
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In an editorial in the Wall Street Journal last year, Pompeo called for a "fundamental upgrade to America's surveillance capabilities" and to repeal the reforms to government surveillance implemented after the Edward Snowden revelations.
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In December of last year, the Cambridge City Council passed the Surveillance Technology Ordinance which requires the council's approval prior to the acquisition or deployment of certain surveillance tech, which included facial recognition software.
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In addition to banning the use of facial recognition technology by police and other city agencies, the broad anti-surveillance measure would institute significant oversight measures for all surveillance tools used by the city.
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The ongoing Russia probe framed the Senate Judiciary Committee's routine hearing to re-up Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — a law that allows U.S. surveillance of foreigners as a counterterrorism strategy.
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Barr said the department's Office of Inspector General has a pending investigation of the legal processes under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, which was used by the FBI to obtain surveillance warrants.
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The document reportedly alleges that the DOJ abused a surveillance program in its surveillance of Trump campaign staffer Carter Page, and some Republicans claim that it proves a bias against Trump within the department.
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Trump has singled out Rice for requesting that the names of Trump campaign associates whose communications were swept up in legal surveillance of foreigners be "unmasked," or have their names revealed, in surveillance reports.
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The FISA legislation has complex definitions about what constitutes "electronic surveillance," what it means to be an "agent of a foreign power," and what the process is for approving electronic surveillance in different circumstances.
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The EU has felt that spyware or malware and telecom of Internet surveillance technologies are increasingly threatening security and human rights and proposed a modernization of its export control system to cover cyber-surveillance.
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The bipartisan group is pushing the FAIR Surveillance Act, introduced late last month, that would require local law enforcement to follow federal rules when they use the surveillance devices in coordination with federal agencies.
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The files are bound to resonate not only among those subjected to surveillance decades ago, but also among current activists and organizations that have faced police surveillance and infiltration in the years since Sept.
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In 2016, India acquired four additional Poseidon-8I Neptune long-range maritime surveillance and anti-submarine warfare aircraft from Boeing, which conducts electronic support measures and operate in conjunction with UAVs for maritime surveillance.
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In 2009, he set up a centralized laboratory to which all branches of the military could send bacteria samples, which also acted as a surveillance system: the Multidrug-Resistant Organism Repository and Surveillance Network.
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In the review/audit of the command center's application of surveillance technologies, Milestone pointed to the use of surveillance tech to "[prevent] incidents before they happen," which sounds an awful lot like pre-crime.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyBarr backs House surveillance bill CDC chief says it's wrong to call COVID-19 a 'Chinese virus' House strikes last-minute surveillance deal MORE (R-Calif.).
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Surveillance beyond mosques Goldman said the surveillance program began in 2002, the year Bloomberg took office, after the NYPD hired a veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency as its first deputy commissioner for intelligence.
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The nearly 500-page report, however, was critical of certain aspects of the FBI's handling of the investigation, particularly how the bureau used the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to apply for surveillance warrants.
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The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court last year found that the Federal Bureau of Investigations had violated people's right to privacy when it searched a database of so-called raw intelligence collected by warrantless surveillance.
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The Community Control Over Police Surveillance laws, which the ACLU developed as a template for local regulation, empowers city councils to decide what surveillance technologies are used in their area, and mandate community input.
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"This is yet another example of why the surveillance regime in Xinjiang is one of the most unlawful, pervasive, and draconian in the world," Edin Omanovic, state surveillance programme lead at Privacy International said.
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Among the documents Trump wants to release are parts of an application to a special court for electronic surveillance of former Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page, and three applications for renewal of the surveillance.
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"There could be an alliance between authoritarian states and these large, data-rich IT monopolies that would bring together nascent systems of corporate surveillance with an already developed system of state-sponsored surveillance," he said.
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Civil liberties and press freedom groups argue this right extends to opinions issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (or FISC), which reviews government applications to carry out electronic surveillance and other types of spying.
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Access to all NYPD video surveillance feeds, through the NYPD DA Squad detectives, as well as a continuously updated list of surveillance cameras in Manhattan: again, this was a subject of our 2014 MOU agreement.
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If you are looking for more of a surveillance system to protect your home, then you can go for the Ring outdoor WiFi wired surveillance camera which has a motion activated floodlight to deter thieves.
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We should ban "face surveillance," the use of facial recognition (in real time or from stored footage) to track people as they pass by public or private surveillance cameras, allowing their whereabouts to be traced.
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When the documents detailing the NSA program leaked and set off a debate about the surveillance state, the agency publicly argued that the surveillance program was necessary to fighting terrorists and keeping the country safe.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz, Cotton: US should withdraw from surveillance flight treaty The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's Russia ambassador nominee say US hasn't withdrawn from surveillance flight treaty MORE and Rep.
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The law, part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act known as Section 702, is leveraged as a loophole that provides for the surveillance of American citizens in the course of spying operations on foreign targets.
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Why it matters: Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is controversial because of concerns the digital surveillance it enables, of foreign nationals located abroad, could pick up communications from Americans without a warrant.
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Or, they may fashion a W. Bush-type surveillance security regime in which massive, secret, and unaccountable intelligence budgets and executive license produced illegal torture of our enemies and broad surveillance of the American people.
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" As TechCrunch noted, wiretaps are one of the most invasive forms of surveillance, giving law enforcement personnel real-time access to targeted systems and requiring investigators to show requirements "far higher than other surveillance measures.
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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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This includes increasing transparency, improving oversight, heightening the standards to target someone for surveillance, and preventing the program from being used to collect or search for the information of individuals who are not surveillance targets.
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Second, even if the FBI wants to conduct surveillance on a U.S. citizen, it must first obtain approval from an independent panel of judges, who review such requests under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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When the secret surveillance panel known as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, or FISA court, construed the Patriot Act to allow bulk collection of Americans' phone records, that interpretation became part of the statute's meaning.
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During the interview, Jordan accused top FBI officials of omitting facts when approaching a secretive court under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to get a surveillance warrant on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Here's where it collides with tech: Surveillance: In what is likely to be a major fight, the committee will have to re-approve a portion of U.S. law used to authorize government surveillance of foreigners.
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The intervention by the president — known for his unpredictability on surveillance policy — potentially disrupted an agreement to resolve a broad debate over national security and privacy related to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
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That's why, last year, the American Civil Liberties Union began the Community Control Over Police Surveillance legislative effort, seeking to increase surveillance transparency and allow for input from the communities in cities across the country.
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A vote on surveillance tools established by the USA Freedom Act and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is slated to take place Monday evening, with a vote on the coronavirus bill expected later this week.
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It focuses on the circumstances of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant that allowed surveillance of Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page, who was suspected by the FBI of being a Russian agent.
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WASHINGTON — An American communications company in 2014 balked at an "expansion" of the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance program, but was ordered to comply by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a newly declassified document shows.
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Surveillance video shows a police response within minutes Previously obtained surveillance video from The Yeshiva World captured the moment when two shooters, identified by authorities as Anderson and Graham, opened fire on the kosher supermarket.
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Also: Ukraine launches investigation of Yovanovitch surveillance claims The Ukrainian government has launched an official criminal investigation into whether former US Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch had been under surveillance, as suggested by documents released by Parnas.
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Imfezeko Investment Holdings was founded by the Croock family in 2006, and has a portfolio of around a dozen surveillance and tech-related companies, including Intelligent Surveillance and Detection Systems (ISDS), the developers of iSentry.
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The iPad has its redemptive moments — most notably a sobering and engrossing timeline of surveillance that ranges from spies in ancient Egypt to the surveillance architecture of the panopticon to fingerprinting, and on and on.
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"These comments will have a chilling effect on the workforce," said one recently retired agent who has handled surveillance warrants under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the kind abused according to the inspector general report.
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Gizmodo reported that these edits sometimes remove the word "surveillance" in order to describe the function of the cameras, even though at least half a dozen cities have explicitly described Ring cameras as surveillance tools.
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Albert Fox Cahn, founder of the anti-surveillance group the Surveillance and Technology Oversight Project and member of the Immigrant Leaders Council of the New York Immigration Coalition, said that this change is still problematic.
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It was based on fraudulent activities and a Fake Dossier paid for by Crooked Hillary [Clinton] and the [Democratic National Committee], and improperly used in [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] COURT for surveillance of my campaign.
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By a 256-164 vote, the House of Representatives passed legislation reauthorizing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, a key tool of the US intelligence community, despite President Trump's tweeted criticism of the government's surveillance program.
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The tweets came hours before the House was set to vote on a bill to reauthorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and an amendment that would have reined in some of the government's surveillance powers.
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It would, in effect, legalize a surveillance practice abandoned by the NSA in 2017 in order to appease the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which found the NSA to have abused its collection capacity several times.
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In this extra scene from 'Britain's Secret Surveillance,' VICE News visits Milipol, a homeland security fair in Paris, to reveal the latest hacking tools and state surveillance tech — and gets knifed in a stab vest.
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Harassment, surveillance and violence have long been part of the landscape.
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She abhors widespread state surveillance of Americans' emails and phone calls.
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Authorities believe Ferguson abused Pena, keeping her drugged and under surveillance.
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Advocates, however, say such surveillance is a necessary intelligence-gathering tool.
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"It's a whole web of gossip and surveillance," Dr. Mitchell said.
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He was going to a mosque that was under FBI surveillance.
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A surveillance camera captured each dumping, the two news outlets reported.
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Image from surveillance footage showing man fleeing after burglarizing a church.
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They have not been prevented by mass surveillance of American citizens.
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Hikvision manufactures surveillance cameras and security products powered by artificial intelligence.
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"I was answering a question about surveillance techniques generally," she said.
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The whole event was caught on the store&aposs surveillance camera.
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Outside there are lampposts, complete with surveillance cameras, and palm trees.
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The data came from the CDC's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System.
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Surveillance video showed the trio broke out about 11:26 p.m.
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"If you have surveillance, there's no reported positive effects," he said.
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Centrifuge production sites are to be under continuous surveillance until 2035.
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Police released surveillance images of him and a manhunt was underway.
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Obama turned to British spies to get surveillance on Trump pic.twitter.
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The suspect was caught on surveillance footage around 4:50 p.m.
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Surveillance footage from the club shows an area of packed tables.
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We need carry out intensive and active surveillance to identify them.
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We're going to limit the amount of surveillance they can do.
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The confrontation was captured by surveillance cameras at the gas station.
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At worst, it's a highly invasive and targeted form of surveillance.
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Since then, the U.S. has conducted more than 20173 surveillance flights.
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Guzman saw it on surveillance video, pulling up to the club.
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Spicer says there is no question that surveillance techniques were used.
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And now I&aposm worried he might have a surveillance camera.
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Surveillance video recorded him leaving his home about 5:30 a.m.
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Members of Congress have the power to rein these surveillance mechanisms.
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Click here to view original GIFPrice, surveillance footage shows, surrendered immediately.
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OK, agreed, this kind of consumer surveillance is intrusive and creepy.
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In Konya, German airmen contribute to a NATO air surveillance mission.
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It's faced international criticism for surveillance operations in Tibet and Xinjiang.
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We already live in a largely unregulated and perpetual surveillance state.
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Fantasies of omnipotence and total surveillance are threatening our fundamental rights.
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Surveillance video footage obtained by NBC 6 allegedly shows the encounter.
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Now, elements of that surveillance have expanded onto foreigners as well.
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By the way surveillance abuses against the Trump administration coming up.
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"We're still scouring the area for surveillance cameras," he told reporters.
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Jupiter cops released surveillance video of the March 8 campaign event.
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He banged on them, surveillance video reportedly shows, before giving up.
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Timmothy was last seen on surveillance video at a Wisconsin resort.
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That's because Goldman Sachs' compliance department conducts surveillance of employees' email.
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To call Facebook's newest home surveillance device ill-timed is generous.
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" Cathcart wrote that the company believes the surveillance software was "abused.
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But he said investigators have canvassed the area for surveillance video.
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He even directly connected with campaigners, offering advice on avoiding surveillance.
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"We are moving to surveillance efforts in the US," Brownstein says.
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This surveillance nightmare almost became a reality at US music events.
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Go deeper: The U.S. tech companies that power China's state surveillance
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Cover: Screen capture from surveillance footage provided by attorney Stuart Chandler.
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The retraction looks odd, and Mr Xie remains under heavy surveillance.
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He told the Austrian police, who put the toilet under surveillance.
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The emergency committee also recommended increased surveillance and mosquito-control measures.
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Who can compete with a refrigerator full of a surveillance team?
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The boat was spotted near the tanker by a surveillance aircraft.
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Law enforcement should not have a problem with banning facial surveillance.
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Let's settle this now and adopt a ban on face surveillance.
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Walmart just patented audio surveillance technology for listening in on employees.
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There are no surveillance cameras at the venue, either, he said.
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New technologies will open up new opportunities for investigation and surveillance.
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On Wednesday, Chicago police released surveillance footage of two possible suspects.
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On Wednesday, Chicago Police released surveillance footage of two possible suspects.
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Surveillance drones and helicopters have been seen flying over the area.
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Maybe these robots will be used for surveillance, or underwater research.
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The experimental drone can be used for surveillance and striking targets.
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Surveillance cameras monitor both inside and outside of the impenetrable window.
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One set of accusations was levelled at the "President's Surveillance Programme".
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Israeli lawyer Jonathan Klinger attributed the surveillance to permissive legal gaps.
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Surveillance video of the suspected assailant was subsequently released by authorities.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA), ostensibly detailing corruption in FBI surveillance practices.
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Invasive surveillance is bad because… it's really good at catching murderers?
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It's exceptionally hard to spot [surveillance] equipment these days; it's microscopic.
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Many Montagnards suffer state surveillance and police harassment as a result.
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An imperfect surveillance state that incorrectly thinks it found the criminal.
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Overall, corporate interest in surveillance seems to be on the rise.
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Surveillance video released shows the child did not touch the woman.
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Before those powers were curtailed, the NYPD had extensive surveillance authority.
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Now at the Egyptian Wing, the discussion shifts to surveillance systems.
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But Uber has a history of misusing its systems of surveillance.
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They through spies, informants, secret subpoenas, electronic surveillance, fake dossiers, unmasking.
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For more sophisticated surveillance, you can find specific home security apps.
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Police had publicly released surveillance photos and video of the person.
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C4ADS suspects the spoofing was to prevent drone attacks or surveillance.
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Long followed several conspiracy groups devoted to government surveillance and monitoring.
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Yet the fetishistic obsession with secret surveillance should not be commonplace.
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The statement claims surveillance video was also recovered from the scene.
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Police traced the suspect's car through highway surveillance cameras, they said.
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Investigators are searching for any possible surveillance video in the area.
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One estimate values China's surveillance-tech market in 2018 at $120bn.
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British soldiers responded by giving Belize police more covert surveillance training.
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Some complain they are subject to surveillance by Turkey's intelligence services.
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But have we been focused on the wrong type of surveillance?
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The leaders controlling the US surveillance apparatus can't agree on encryption.
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They can operate an extensive surveillance program just fine with it!
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Some are exploring "real time" facial recognition synced with surveillance cameras.
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Activists and journalists often use Tor to circumvent censorship and surveillance.
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Go deeper: Facial recognition surveillance faces new calls for legal limits
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Another relays footage from surveillance planes to authorities on the ground.
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As of now, Fan has not discussed her time under surveillance.
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In fact, big tech and the surveillance agencies are already partners.
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People change their behavior when they live their lives under surveillance.
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The FBI spent $775,000 on tools from surveillance company Hacking Team.
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As we've said before, the surveillance state will be extremely convenient.
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The US certainly does its share of surveillance on world leaders.
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For a savvy salesperson, the answer is obvious: face recognition surveillance.
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Dystopian corporate surveillance threats today come at us from all directions.
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Instead, it will likely inspire similar surveillance laws in other countries.
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Barr swapped out the term "spying" for "unauthorized surveillance" when Sen.
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But the releases have nevertheless inflamed the debate over government surveillance.
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Last year, our secret court approved 100% of requests for surveillance.
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They seized items such as bedding, clothes and home surveillance video.
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The dispute centered on a surveillance program ordered by the President.
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Surveillance video later showed the real story was Lochte and co.
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And they also got it with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Weird method, and they'd stopped so suddenly—surveillance avoidance, most likely.
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Security officers checked the surveillance video and allegedly confirmed the story.
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U.S. officials did not link those attacks to the increased surveillance.
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In Thailand, Supaporn was already working with disease surveillance in wildlife.
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You can say that Dragonfly Eyes is a post-surveillance film.
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