In an age of Flock surveillance, everyone is a potential criminal and you’re guilty until proven innocent
by Leo Hohmann, Leo’s Newsletter: The dark side of being tagged and tracked in the American surveillance state is finally being exposed. It’s not only your privacy being stolen when you get…
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In an Age of Flock Surveillance, Everyone Is a Potential Criminal and You’re Guilty Until Proven Innocent
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