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“Technically and legally there's not much really truly blocking the government from getting the information they want if they want it,” Allison Young, digital forensics analyst at The Legal Aid Society, told Engadget..
“Technically and legally there's not much really truly blocking the government from getting the information they want if they want it,” Allison Young, digital forensics analyst at The Legal Aid Society, told Engadget.
“Technically and legally there's not much really truly blocking the government from getting the information they want if they want it,” Allison Young, digital forensics analyst at The Legal Aid Society, told Engadget.
The Staten Island District Attorney is being accused of using asset forfeiture to pay for controversial facial recognition software Clearview.
Staten Island DA Draws Criticism for Facial Recognition Use Critics argue the technology from Clearview AI treads on basic privacy and civil rights by collecting and storing data on individuals pulled from social media and Internet channels without their knowledge or consent. by Frank Donnelly, Staten Island Advance / January 22, 2021 Shutterstock/varuna (TNS) — The Legal Aid Society on Thursday denounced the Staten Island district attorney's use of a controversial facial recognition program, contending it infringes on civil lib...