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Schneier: Post-9/11 surveillance measures now used widely by law enforcement

Technologist Bruce Schneier argues that anti-terrorism measures implemented after the September 11, 2001 attacks have expanded beyond their original scope. These measures, initially focused on national security, have evolved into widespread mass surveillance tools used by law enforcement for various purposes, including immigration enforcement and monitoring protests. Furthermore, private security systems are increasingly incorporating these mass surveillance techniques, such as facial recognition and license plate capture. AI

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Schneier: Post-9/11 surveillance measures now used widely by law enforcement

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