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  1. This is political violence 😡

    "... When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement ..."
    #CopCity #atlanta #AIsurveillance truthout.org/articles/in-atlan

  2. This is political violence 😡

    "... When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement ..."
    #CopCity #atlanta #AIsurveillance truthout.org/articles/in-atlan

  3. This is political violence 😡

    "... When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement ..."
    #CopCity #atlanta #AIsurveillance truthout.org/articles/in-atlan

  4. This is political violence 😡

    "... When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement ..."
    #CopCity #atlanta #AIsurveillance truthout.org/articles/in-atlan

  5. This is political violence 😡

    "... When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement ..."
    #CopCity #atlanta #AIsurveillance truthout.org/articles/in-atlan

  6. "When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement.

    For most of his life, Page, who goes by “Scapegoat Jones,” felt safest in the community that Atlanta officials have since flooded with officers and surveillance technology in the name of “public safety.” He bought a house six minutes from the one he grew up in in DeKalb County, is raising his daughter in the same majority‑Black neighborhood, and cherished the forest trail where his family used to jog and ride bikes.

    Now, a massive police training complex and an expanding web of surveillance rise in its place, and it makes him feel watched, not protected.

    The network, he said, “certainly feels like an invasion of privacy.”

    The 41-year-old’s unease about the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, more commonly known as “Cop City,” is at the center of a much larger experiment.

    Built atop 85 acres of one of Atlanta’s last urban forests, the training center is now wired into what has become the most expansive surveillance network of any city in the U.S., part of more than 60,000 public and private cameras linked to law enforcement across the metro area."

    capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-c

    #AI #AIPolicing #USA #CopCity #Atlanta #Surveillance

  7. "When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement.

    For most of his life, Page, who goes by “Scapegoat Jones,” felt safest in the community that Atlanta officials have since flooded with officers and surveillance technology in the name of “public safety.” He bought a house six minutes from the one he grew up in in DeKalb County, is raising his daughter in the same majority‑Black neighborhood, and cherished the forest trail where his family used to jog and ride bikes.

    Now, a massive police training complex and an expanding web of surveillance rise in its place, and it makes him feel watched, not protected.

    The network, he said, “certainly feels like an invasion of privacy.”

    The 41-year-old’s unease about the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, more commonly known as “Cop City,” is at the center of a much larger experiment.

    Built atop 85 acres of one of Atlanta’s last urban forests, the training center is now wired into what has become the most expansive surveillance network of any city in the U.S., part of more than 60,000 public and private cameras linked to law enforcement across the metro area."

    capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-c

    #AI #AIPolicing #USA #CopCity #Atlanta #Surveillance

  8. "When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement.

    For most of his life, Page, who goes by “Scapegoat Jones,” felt safest in the community that Atlanta officials have since flooded with officers and surveillance technology in the name of “public safety.” He bought a house six minutes from the one he grew up in in DeKalb County, is raising his daughter in the same majority‑Black neighborhood, and cherished the forest trail where his family used to jog and ride bikes.

    Now, a massive police training complex and an expanding web of surveillance rise in its place, and it makes him feel watched, not protected.

    The network, he said, “certainly feels like an invasion of privacy.”

    The 41-year-old’s unease about the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, more commonly known as “Cop City,” is at the center of a much larger experiment.

    Built atop 85 acres of one of Atlanta’s last urban forests, the training center is now wired into what has become the most expansive surveillance network of any city in the U.S., part of more than 60,000 public and private cameras linked to law enforcement across the metro area."

    capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-c

    #AI #AIPolicing #USA #CopCity #Atlanta #Surveillance

  9. "When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement.

    For most of his life, Page, who goes by “Scapegoat Jones,” felt safest in the community that Atlanta officials have since flooded with officers and surveillance technology in the name of “public safety.” He bought a house six minutes from the one he grew up in in DeKalb County, is raising his daughter in the same majority‑Black neighborhood, and cherished the forest trail where his family used to jog and ride bikes.

    Now, a massive police training complex and an expanding web of surveillance rise in its place, and it makes him feel watched, not protected.

    The network, he said, “certainly feels like an invasion of privacy.”

    The 41-year-old’s unease about the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, more commonly known as “Cop City,” is at the center of a much larger experiment.

    Built atop 85 acres of one of Atlanta’s last urban forests, the training center is now wired into what has become the most expansive surveillance network of any city in the U.S., part of more than 60,000 public and private cameras linked to law enforcement across the metro area."

    capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-c

    #AI #AIPolicing #USA #CopCity #Atlanta #Surveillance

  10. "When he drives through his neighborhood now, Brian Page passes rows of police cars and AI‑powered cameras that track nearly every movement.

    For most of his life, Page, who goes by “Scapegoat Jones,” felt safest in the community that Atlanta officials have since flooded with officers and surveillance technology in the name of “public safety.” He bought a house six minutes from the one he grew up in in DeKalb County, is raising his daughter in the same majority‑Black neighborhood, and cherished the forest trail where his family used to jog and ride bikes.

    Now, a massive police training complex and an expanding web of surveillance rise in its place, and it makes him feel watched, not protected.

    The network, he said, “certainly feels like an invasion of privacy.”

    The 41-year-old’s unease about the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, more commonly known as “Cop City,” is at the center of a much larger experiment.

    Built atop 85 acres of one of Atlanta’s last urban forests, the training center is now wired into what has become the most expansive surveillance network of any city in the U.S., part of more than 60,000 public and private cameras linked to law enforcement across the metro area."

    capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-c

    #AI #AIPolicing #USA #CopCity #Atlanta #Surveillance

  11. #Atlanta ’s ‘#CopCity’ Makes a Black Neighborhood a Testing Lab for #AI Policing

    https://capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-city-ai-policing-black-community/

    In America’s most surveilled city, a community loses forest land and gains a network of AI-enabled cameras.

  12. #Atlanta ’s ‘#CopCity’ Makes a Black Neighborhood a Testing Lab for #AI Policing

    https://capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-city-ai-policing-black-community/

    In America’s most surveilled city, a community loses forest land and gains a network of AI-enabled cameras.

  13. #Atlanta ’s ‘#CopCity’ Makes a Black Neighborhood a Testing Lab for #AI Policing

    https://capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-city-ai-policing-black-community/

    In America’s most surveilled city, a community loses forest land and gains a network of AI-enabled cameras.

  14. #Atlanta ’s ‘#CopCity’ Makes a Black Neighborhood a Testing Lab for #AI Policing

    https://capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-city-ai-policing-black-community/

    In America’s most surveilled city, a community loses forest land and gains a network of AI-enabled cameras.

  15. #Atlanta ’s ‘#CopCity’ Makes a Black Neighborhood a Testing Lab for #AI Policing

    https://capitalbnews.org/atlanta-cop-city-ai-policing-black-community/

    In America’s most surveilled city, a community loses forest land and gains a network of AI-enabled cameras.

  16. The reactionary establishment of Minneapolis is pushing for their own #CopCity (with a euphemism for the name of course; i won't use it but it is more of a #CopSpa to be fair).

  17. The reactionary establishment of Minneapolis is pushing for their own #CopCity (with a euphemism for the name of course; i won't use it but it is more of a #CopSpa to be fair).

  18. The reactionary establishment of Minneapolis is pushing for their own #CopCity (with a euphemism for the name of course; i won't use it but it is more of a #CopSpa to be fair).

  19. The reactionary establishment of Minneapolis is pushing for their own #CopCity (with a euphemism for the name of course; i won't use it but it is more of a #CopSpa to be fair).

  20. #Protonmail #CopCity

    Reposting this about the Protonmail collaboration to bring this commentary to the front and ensure it is seen:

    Responding to
    mastodon.social/@h4ckernews/11

    This of course means Protonmail can no longer be trusted, so for any email that needs to be secure use anonymous random numbered accounts and PGP/GPG used locally to encrypt and decrypt messages That's how SHAC (Stop Huntingdon's Animal Cruelty) used to do it and neither the US nor the UK was ever able to defeat their encrypted emails to my knowledge

    Weak spot in this case was the account was a paid account, thus identifiable by payment info. This attack might have failed against a free account.

    No paid online account should ever be considered secure unless MAYBE managed only w prepaid cards bought with cash from a variety of locations and not requiring personal info to activate.

    At the Stop Cop City level the cards should be purchased by someone who does nothing else and ideallly pass through a "cutout," which is a courier again doing nothing else

    Also cash (accepted by Proton it seems) should not come from an ATM due to risk of serial numbers being recorded or recoverable. I read somewhere that some ATMs are dispensing sequentially serial numbered bills.

  21. #Protonmail #CopCity

    Reposting this about the Protonmail collaboration to bring this commentary to the front and ensure it is seen:

    Responding to
    mastodon.social/@h4ckernews/11

    This of course means Protonmail can no longer be trusted, so for any email that needs to be secure use anonymous random numbered accounts and PGP/GPG used locally to encrypt and decrypt messages That's how SHAC (Stop Huntingdon's Animal Cruelty) used to do it and neither the US nor the UK was ever able to defeat their encrypted emails to my knowledge

    Weak spot in this case was the account was a paid account, thus identifiable by payment info. This attack might have failed against a free account.

    No paid online account should ever be considered secure unless MAYBE managed only w prepaid cards bought with cash from a variety of locations and not requiring personal info to activate.

    At the Stop Cop City level the cards should be purchased by someone who does nothing else and ideallly pass through a "cutout," which is a courier again doing nothing else

    Also cash (accepted by Proton it seems) should not come from an ATM due to risk of serial numbers being recorded or recoverable. I read somewhere that some ATMs are dispensing sequentially serial numbered bills.

  22. #Protonmail #CopCity

    Reposting this about the Protonmail collaboration to bring this commentary to the front and ensure it is seen:

    Responding to
    mastodon.social/@h4ckernews/11

    This of course means Protonmail can no longer be trusted, so for any email that needs to be secure use anonymous random numbered accounts and PGP/GPG used locally to encrypt and decrypt messages That's how SHAC (Stop Huntingdon's Animal Cruelty) used to do it and neither the US nor the UK was ever able to defeat their encrypted emails to my knowledge

    Weak spot in this case was the account was a paid account, thus identifiable by payment info. This attack might have failed against a free account.

    No paid online account should ever be considered secure unless MAYBE managed only w prepaid cards bought with cash from a variety of locations and not requiring personal info to activate.

    At the Stop Cop City level the cards should be purchased by someone who does nothing else and ideallly pass through a "cutout," which is a courier again doing nothing else

    Also cash (accepted by Proton it seems) should not come from an ATM due to risk of serial numbers being recorded or recoverable. I read somewhere that some ATMs are dispensing sequentially serial numbered bills.

  23. #Protonmail #CopCity

    Reposting this about the Protonmail collaboration to bring this commentary to the front and ensure it is seen:

    Responding to
    mastodon.social/@h4ckernews/11

    This of course means Protonmail can no longer be trusted, so for any email that needs to be secure use anonymous random numbered accounts and PGP/GPG used locally to encrypt and decrypt messages That's how SHAC (Stop Huntingdon's Animal Cruelty) used to do it and neither the US nor the UK was ever able to defeat their encrypted emails to my knowledge

    Weak spot in this case was the account was a paid account, thus identifiable by payment info. This attack might have failed against a free account.

    No paid online account should ever be considered secure unless MAYBE managed only w prepaid cards bought with cash from a variety of locations and not requiring personal info to activate.

    At the Stop Cop City level the cards should be purchased by someone who does nothing else and ideallly pass through a "cutout," which is a courier again doing nothing else

    Also cash (accepted by Proton it seems) should not come from an ATM due to risk of serial numbers being recorded or recoverable. I read somewhere that some ATMs are dispensing sequentially serial numbered bills.

  24. #Protonmail #CopCity

    Reposting this about the Protonmail collaboration to bring this commentary to the front and ensure it is seen:

    Responding to
    mastodon.social/@h4ckernews/11

    This of course means Protonmail can no longer be trusted, so for any email that needs to be secure use anonymous random numbered accounts and PGP/GPG used locally to encrypt and decrypt messages That's how SHAC (Stop Huntingdon's Animal Cruelty) used to do it and neither the US nor the UK was ever able to defeat their encrypted emails to my knowledge

    Weak spot in this case was the account was a paid account, thus identifiable by payment info. This attack might have failed against a free account.

    No paid online account should ever be considered secure unless MAYBE managed only w prepaid cards bought with cash from a variety of locations and not requiring personal info to activate.

    At the Stop Cop City level the cards should be purchased by someone who does nothing else and ideallly pass through a "cutout," which is a courier again doing nothing else

    Also cash (accepted by Proton it seems) should not come from an ATM due to risk of serial numbers being recorded or recoverable. I read somewhere that some ATMs are dispensing sequentially serial numbered bills.

  25. #Proton is in the news again - and it's for the same reason. At what point do we just have to say that a private mail server running on a VPS is the only path forward?

    Or, and hear me out on this one: make a new #email protocol that's compatible with IMAP/POP3/SMTP that fixes some of their problems and takes power over data away from hosts and solely into the hand of the user.

    Proton Mail Helped #FBI Unmask Anonymous ‘Stop #CopCity’ Protester
    404media.co/proton-mail-helped

  26. #Proton is in the news again - and it's for the same reason. At what point do we just have to say that a private mail server running on a VPS is the only path forward?

    Or, and hear me out on this one: make a new #email protocol that's compatible with IMAP/POP3/SMTP that fixes some of their problems and takes power over data away from hosts and solely into the hand of the user.

    Proton Mail Helped #FBI Unmask Anonymous ‘Stop #CopCity’ Protester
    404media.co/proton-mail-helped

  27. #Proton is in the news again - and it's for the same reason. At what point do we just have to say that a private mail server running on a VPS is the only path forward?

    Or, and hear me out on this one: make a new #email protocol that's compatible with IMAP/POP3/SMTP that fixes some of their problems and takes power over data away from hosts and solely into the hand of the user.

    Proton Mail Helped #FBI Unmask Anonymous ‘Stop #CopCity’ Protester
    404media.co/proton-mail-helped