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Going Dark: Why Law Enforcement Hacking Is the New Surveillance Frontier
4+ week, 1+ day ago (408+ words) Hacker News front page with 179 points and 109 comments. It argues that we're entering a new era...
Architecting Project Nero: Real-Time Exam Attendance via Local Computer Vision
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (363+ words) Taking attendance during university exams is a universally inefficient process. Invigilators waste the first 15 minutes of a critical testing period walking around with clipboards, checking IDs, and matching faces to names. It is a manual data-entry problem masquerading as a…...
Flock cut default camera-data retention from 30 days to 7 — and its own numbers say the other 23 days were never doing any work
4+ week, 1+ day ago (335+ words) The politics of automated license plate readers are being covered thoroughly elsewhere, and by people closer to it than me. I want to pull out one line from the announcement that anyone who stores other people's data should read twice....