March 29, 2025, 1:21 am
MSG’s surveillance system flagged a fan for wearing a T-shirt critical of its CEO, resulting in a ban at the venue. The incident highlights concerns over privacy and free expression among fans at major events
Facial recognition tech is being used to identify masked pro-Palestinian protesters, exposing their identities and sparking deportation campaigns against foreign students. Critics say this blurs public law enforcement and private surveillance, fueling anxiety among activists.
Clearview seized a market opportunity by powering its facial recognition AI with billions of freely available online records, outperforming competitors that relied on less accurate face-matching technology.
The man created—but didn't wear—a shirt critical of James Dolan, the venue's CEO.
Trump is reviving his old anti-immigrant policies, falsely claiming they're meant to target dangerous criminals, though critics argue it's merely a cover for bigotry.
Despite the stealthy nature of spyware, security researchers keep detecting Pegasus spyware attacks in part because of sloppy 'operational security.'
British officials are trying to navigate enforcement of the U.K.'s Online Safety Act against U.S. companies while the Trump administration questions whether foreign governments are interested in protecting free speech.
Frank Miller was banned for life from Radio City Music Hall on his parents’ wedding anniversary, just as he arrived to attend a concert, preventing him from enjoying the show.
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