Protests, Criminal Justice, Privacy and Cybersecurity: Location-Tracking, Police and Telecoms

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Article 2017

It Takes Just $1,000 to Track Someone's Location With Mobile Ads
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Article 2018

In Major Privacy Win, Supreme Court Rules Police Need Warrant To Track Your Cellphone : NPR
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Article 2018

Cops Can Find the Location of Any Phone in the Country in Seconds, and a Senator Wants to Know Why
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Article 2018

Police are asking Google to provide user data for all people near crime scenes
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Article 2019

Despite promises to stop, US cell carriers are still selling your real-time phone location data – TechCrunch
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Article 2020

How to Protest Safely in the Age of Surveillance
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Podcast 2020

The End of Privacy as We Know It? - The New York Times
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Article 2020

These free tools blur protesters’ faces and remove photo metadata
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Article 2019

Police in Canada Are Tracking People’s ‘Negative’ Behavior In a ‘Risk’ Database - VICE
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Police Surveilled George Floyd Protests With Help From Twitter-Affiliated Startup Dataminr
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Article 2021

Ancestry says it fought two police requests to search its DNA database – TechCrunch
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Article 2021

DC residents get visits from FBI as agents track cell phones that pinged near the Capitol
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Article 2021

Minneapolis police tapped Google to identify George Floyd protesters – TechCrunch
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Created: Jun 22, 2018
Updated: Jan 23, 2025