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LAPD Got Tech Demos from Israeli Phone Hacking Firm NSO Group
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Emails obtained by Motherboard also reveal new details about previously unreported NSO Group products. Members of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) met with employees of the U.S.-branch of the controversial Israeli surveillance vendor NSO Group and received a demo of the company’s powerful phone hacking technology, according to emails obtained by Motherboard. The news is more evidence of NSO’s attempted move into the U.S. market, and also provides new details on previously unreported (...)

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LAPD pioneered predicting crime with data. Many police don’t think it works - Los Angeles Times
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The Los Angeles Police Department took a revolutionary leap in 2010 when it became one of the first to employ data technology and information about past crimes to predict future unlawful activity. Other departments around the nation soon adopted predictive policing techniques. But the widely hailed tool the LAPD helped create has come under fire in the last 18 months, with numerous departments dumping the software because it did not help them reduce crime and essentially provided (...)

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Audit : Privacy rules lacking in California’s use of license plate readers - Los Angeles Times
▻https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-02-13/privacy-risks-automatic-license-plate-readers-lapd

The Los Angeles Police Department and three other California law enforcement agencies have not provided sufficient privacy protections for the hundreds of millions of images collected by automated license plate readers and shared with other jurisdictions, the state auditor said Thursday. Most of the images collected by the devices are unrelated to criminal cases. The audit found that 99.9% of the 320 million images the LAPD stored came from vehicles that were not on a list of those (...)

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