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We're Fighting Mass Surveillance Tech-and Winning

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Grassroots advocacy group EFF has successfully defended an anti-surveillance website creator against trademark-based legal threats from the police spy-tech company Flock Safety. This victory is significant for tech professionals and privacy advocates as it reinforces the First Amendment protection of tools designed to map and expose mass surveillance infrastructure. The continued pressure on local officials to end automated license plate reader contracts suggests a growing trend toward demanding transparency and accountability in public surveillance technologies.

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