Local governments should obtain public approval before deploying automated surveillance cameras

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People should be allowed to withdraw consent to further sales of pornography featuring them

Privacy is more important than national security

Congress should ban federal agencies from using automatic license plate readers

The federal government should ban federal agencies from using automated license plate readers

The Flock ruling will deter police from using data in lawful investigations

The Flock ruling makes camera-based prosecutions vulnerable to challenges across unrelated criminal cases

Flock’s nationwide network makes constitutional mistakes scalable across police jurisdictions

Courts should exclude evidence obtained through warrantless Flock searches

Constitutional uncertainty makes Flock a poor substitute for conventional investigative tools

Flock Safety bears responsibility for harms caused by unconstitutional searches

Social media users should have to verify their identities to reduce gender-based harassment

Platforms should proactively block reuploads of reported non-consensual intimate images

OpenAI's unauthorized government website accesses represent a serious security threat

Adult children of presidents deserve the same privacy protections as other private citizens during congressional investigations

Flock vendors should face mandatory limits on retaining searchable vehicle-location records

Federal grants should exclude agencies that share Flock data without local privacy restrictions

Flock cameras provide public-safety benefits that justify continued federal support with targeted safeguards

Congress should restrict federal use of Flock data when local agencies share nationwide access

The Office of Refugee Resettlement should share migrant children's files with ICE

The Justice Department's secret subpoenaing of lawmakers' phone records was justified