New tools allow law enforcement agencies to track us at an unimaginable scale.
Wherever you go in New York City, there’s a good chance the police
are tracking you. Enter the subway system, for instance, and your identity, banking information and location trickle into city databases.
Walk down the street and you’re likely to be recorded by one of thousands of security cameras, some belonging to the New
York Police Department, others
just connected or available
Privacy may be dead, but civilians are turning conventional wisdom on its head by surveilling the cops as much as the cops…
In addition to affordability, New York City’s mayor-elect will be forced to reckon with the NYPD’s sweeping mass surveillance…
Companies are offering law enforcement agencies the ability to track smartphone users through advertising data gathered on their…
New York’s once-bustling immigrant neighborhoods are chilled as Trump administration cracks down
Civil liberties advocates say the Trump administration's data collection and sharing endanger Americans' constitutional rights.
It’s time the city rolled out surveillance technology, as other places have, but with sufficient safeguards to ensure it complies…
