by Chris Walker | Feb 17, 2026 | AI, AI surveillance, Flock Security, News, Ring, Ring cameras, Ring doorbell, Surveillance Technology
Ring, the doorbell and security systems company owned by Amazon, announced last week it was canceling its partnership with surveillance company Flock Security following immense backlash to a Super Bowl commercial touting its artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The integration with Flock was first announced in October. Ring released a statement on February 12 stating that the planned…
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by Ed Vogel | Jan 17, 2026 | Anti-Black racism, Facial recognition, ICE, Interview, New Orleans, New Orleans Police Department, Organizing, Policing, Privacy, Racism, Surveillance, Surveillance Technology
While New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago have all received significant attention when it comes to police use of surveillance technologies, the small city of New Orleans has for years been the laboratory for a sophisticated surveillance apparatus deployed by the city’s police department and other policing bodies. Just last year, New Orleans was in the news as the city considered setting a…
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by Tamar Sarai | Jan 14, 2026 | Arms Industry, Banks, Capital One, credit cards, Discover, Elbit Systems, Israel, News, Organizing, Surveillance Technology, weapons manufacturers
Organizers in cities across the country have launched Eject Elbit, a coordinated campaign against Capital One’s partnership with Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems. Founded in 1966, Elbit Systems supplies 80% of the weapons and equipment for the Israeli military’s land forces and 85% of the combat drones used by the air force, according to the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) campaign.
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