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Is it time to crack down on facial recognition?
"Peter Asaro, a philosopher of technology at the New School in New York, said it may be best to see how authorities use the tools before getting too specif…
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People are talking about sexual consent. Would an app help?
"Danielle Citron, a professor of law at the University of Maryland and an expert on sexual privacy, also fears that consent could be coerced. But the real…
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Is it time to crack down on facial recognition?
"Peter Asaro, a philosopher of technology at the New School in New York, said it may be best to see how authorities use the tools before getting too specif…
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Connected Cars Will Run on Your Personal Data
"“This is the kind of technological advancement that’s intended to bring public safety and individual safety to the forefront,” Albert Gidari, the director…
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Open records are in the public’s best interest
"“It’s certainly the case that birthday and name alone are unlikely by themselves to lead to identity theft, or they shouldn’t,” said Ryan Calo, a Universi…
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“Just an Ass-Backward Tech Company”: How Twitter Lost the Internet War
"Danielle Citron, a Twitter trust and safety partner and a professor at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, emphasized that if Har…
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IU Study Recommends Creating National Cybersecurity Safety Board
"Business law professor and author of the study Scott Shackelford says it would be similar to the National Transportation Safety Board investigation model.…
Russia's Election Interference Is Digital Marketing 101
Last Friday, the Justice Department charged 13 Russians with attempting to subvert the 2016 U.S. presidential elections. The case presented by Special Counsel R…
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From Disruption to Dystopia: Silicon Valley Envisions the City of the Future
"“The whole point of a smart city is that everything that can be collected will be collected,” Al Gidari, the director of privacy at Stanford University’s…
The surprise Mueller indictment tells us how we’ve been wrong about Russian trolls
The Mueller investigation has just indicted 13 Russian nationals, and three Russian organizations, including the notorious St. Petersburg troll factory, the Int…
Introducing Just Security’s Symposium on United States v. Microsoft
Just Security is pleased to announce the launch of an online symposium on United States v. Microsoft, which will be argued at the U.S. Supreme Court on February…
The United States Can – And Should – Prosecute the Killers of US Journalists and Aid Workers in Syria
Following the rout of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in and around Raqqa, hundreds of ISIL fighters are now in the custody of US-backed opposit…