Los Angeles communities express deep concern about LAPD surveillance and spying activities, and demand immediate rescinding of LAPD Special Order 11 and its newly revised version, Special Order 1.
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Learn about the campaign to rescind LAPD’s Special Order 11, a policy directive that infringes on privacy and civil liberties and legitimizes spying by law… Read More »March 3, 2012 Townhall
Check out this 2004 ACLU report about the Surveillance Industrial Complex, or how “the American Government Is Conscripting Businesses and Individuals in the Construction of… Read More »Surveillance Industrial Complex
According to Wikileaks, “[The surveillance industry] is, in practice, unregulated…and Iable to silently, and … secretly intercept calls and take over computers without the help or knowledge of telecommunication providers.”
If you thought it was OK to engage in legal activity, the Los Angeles County Sheriff might threaten to put you on a terrorist list.… Read More »Is Taking Pictures on the MTA a Crime?
There is a growing culture of government surveillance at a local level. Even in relatively small municipalities and states like Vermont. If in “Vermont police… Read More »Is Vermont Really That Unique?
With all this talk about LAPD’s Special Order 11, it makes sense to have the order itself accessible. Here’s the order: LAPD S.O. 11
How easy is it for your cell phone data to be used for surveillance? It depends, how long does your carrier keep your data and… Read More »Cell Phone Records
