Creation of centralized national intelligence apparatus raises concerns about expanded state surveillance capabilities and potential privacy erosion, though context-dependent on operational oversight and scope details.
Japan plans to launch its first centralised intelligence body with help from Western allies.
Documents expansive aerial surveillance capability deployed by law enforcement in major U.S. city and the data security risks accompanying… [more]
A private surveillance firm with demonstrated capability to track U.S. intelligence officials is now embedded within a Pentagon task… [more]
The Flock license plate reader error demonstrates how automated surveillance systems enable state overreach and wrongful police action… [more]