Surveillance
Every story tagged surveillance from the last 60 days of the digest, newest first.
10 stories · 10 days · latest Thu 17 Sept 2026
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Friday 4 September 2026
Vox
"Talk to your aging parents about their Apple Watches"Talking with aging parents about their Apple Watches is a surveillance-versus-safety conversation nobody wants to have.
Tuesday 1 September 2026
Marketecture
"Google Has a Privacy Argument for Every Occasion"Alan Chapell sets Google's $10 million purchase of Spirit Airlines' data against its claim that its own search data is too sensitive to anonymize.
Sunday 30 August 2026
The Washington Post
"Gov. Greg Abbott (R) blocks funding in Texas for Flock cameras as bipartisan backlash brews"Greg Abbott blocked state funding in Texas for Flock license plate cameras as bipartisan backlash builds.
Friday 28 August 2026
Vox
"Why everyone hates Flock"Flock's 120,000 license-plate cameras face a Senate Republican inquiry, DeSantis calling the tech 'out of control' and warnings from Bernie Sanders.
Saturday 22 August 2026
The Washington Post
Are Flock cameras the next bipartisan political issue?Dan Merica found the same backlash aimed at Flock's license plate cameras, with Tim Burchett and Adam Schiff reaching the same conclusion.
Friday 21 August 2026
The Guardian
"Flock cameras and the surveillance debate"120,000 license plate readers in 6,000 communities, and up to 50 documented cases of officers misusing the data.
Thursday 20 August 2026
Digiday
"OpenAI's ads business hits Europe at the six month mark"OpenAI ships ads inside ChatGPT across 31 European markets, built explicitly on consent, with a new EU privacy policy this month.
Wednesday 19 August 2026
The Washington Post
"Vandals are destroying license-plate cameras as anger over surveillance rises"Further reading from the day's reading list.
Wednesday 12 August 2026
Semafor
Progressives prepare AI regulation pushCongressional progressives are building an AI privacy and surveillance package designed to recruit civil libertarians on the right.
Surveillance · Regulation · AI
Friday 31 July 2026
Platformer
This AI notetaker won't sell surveillance to your bossGranola's Chris Pedregal says CEOs routinely ask for every employee's meeting transcripts, and Granola refuses.
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