Google's sibling company Sidewalk Labs offers planning agencies the ability to model an entire city's patterns of movement.
AC Global Risk claims to be able to determine your level of “risk” as an employee or an asylum-seeker based not on what you say, but how you say it.
Local organizers in Toronto have united to push Google out of their government.
Code accidentally made public on the internet suggests that LinkNYC may be actively planning to track users’ locations.
For the first time, the conference invited speakers to address gender discrimination, sexual assault, mental health, and substance abuse.
The War on Immigrants
Companies like 23andMe and MyHeritage have offered free DNA kits to help unite immigrant families. Immigration and privacy advocates are not so enthused.
The Speaker Identification Integrated Project marks a major development in the international expansion of voice biometrics for law enforcement use.
Gatherings like Def Con and RSA are notorious for sexist behavior and alienating women — problems that plague the tech industry as a whole.
Lockport, New York, is not the first school district to deploy the advanced surveillance technology used in prisons, airports, and border checkpoints.
A partnership with police will permit some Amazon Echo owners to report crimes directly through their smart speakers.