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Drones for all, laws for none – why Ohio needs to regulate drones before it is too late.
By Gary Daniels
Is an Enhanced ID Worth the Risk?
This post discusses HB 346, and security/privacy risks regarding enhanced IDs.
By Hannah Feldman
Think that’s a cell phone you’re carrying?
This is the fourth in a series of posts focusing on issues we will be tackling at the 2014 ACLU of Ohio biennial conference, Resist. Reclaim. Restore Your Rights!
About-Face: The Troubled Launch of Ohio’s New Facial Recognition System
In June 2013, The Ohio Attorney General’s office flipped the switch on a new facial recognition program that allows the government to compare anonymous snapshots to the state’s existing database of license photos and mug shots in order to look for a match.
Journal Entry 4: Should we be concerned about drones?
There are also some frightening things in the works – particularly the advances in autonomous flight. The Global Hawk, for example, is a surveillance drone that is designed to take off, fly a mission, and land without a pilot. Attack drones, like the Predator and Reaper, are anticipated to fly without human control after 2020.
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