Tag: ai
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The Digital Black Site: When Law Enforcement Outsourced the Constitution
There was a time when constitutional violations required human effort. A bad cop. A corrupt prosecutor. A forged document. Today, the system doesn’t need villains—it needs vendors. Across the United States, law enforcement agencies have quietly built what can only be described as a digital black site—an ecosystem where artificial intelligence, private data contractors, and…
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Are Jail Communication Apps Using AI and Biometric Surveillance to Harass Pre-Trial Detainees and Their Families?
By LeRoy NellisAustin, Texas Pre-trial detainees in the United States are legally presumed innocent. Yet they are often subjected to some of the most technologically aggressive monitoring systems deployed anywhere in American society. What is less understood—and far more concerning—is that the families and friends of these detainees may also be swept into advanced surveillance…
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Persistence Is a Power Move.
DAY 13 — Friday, November 21, 2025 Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Category: Loopwired Daily Challenge By LeRoy Nellis “Tenacity outlasts timing and talent alike.” Talent sparkles early; persistence finishes strong. Most people quit inches before breakthrough. Keep showing up, keep swinging, and time will label you inevitable. Persistence converts failure into fertilizer.…
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When “Security” Becomes Sabotage: My Accounts Keep Getting Hit Every Time I Publish Williamson County Evidence — and the Pattern Is Now Impossible to Ignore
Every time I publish evidence about Williamson County’s medical misconduct, staffing fraud, or jail abuse, something predictable happens — and not because of “weak passwords” or “user error.” I use extremely long, non-dictionary, no-word passphrases.I use 2-factor authentication.I use hardened security across every account. And yet the same sequence keeps firing like a script: This…
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