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Tracking since May 19, 2026 · Latest signal Jun 6, 2026 · 36 matched data points · 23 unclear/no-match

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Positive 0% (0)Negative 31% (11)Neutral 69% (25)Unclear 23 no-match

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Law enforcement agencies are scanning social media to identify individuals opposing AI data centers.
Parent: Law EnforcementEntity: Police SurveillanceImpact: negativeDate: Jun 1, 2026 - Jun 2, 2026Target: Law enforcement agencies scanning social media to identify individuals opposing AI data centers.13 matched entries5 confirmed0 disputed8 neutral13 unclear
Law enforcement in Philadelphia is actively monitoring social media for posts critical of AI data centers.
Parent: Law EnforcementEntity: Police SurveillanceImpact: negativeDate: Jun 6, 2026Target: Law enforcement monitoring social media for posts critical of AI data centers11 matched entries3 confirmed0 disputed8 neutral6 unclear
Police in Nevada can track cellphones without a warrant, potentially infringing on individual privacy rights.
Parent: Law EnforcementEntity: Police SurveillanceImpact: negativeDate: Apr 20, 2026 - Apr 21, 2026Target: Police tracking of cellphones without a warrant10 matched entries3 confirmed0 disputed7 neutral4 unclear
The new Nevada law allows police to track cellphones without a warrant, potentially infringing on individual privacy rights.
Parent: Law EnforcementEntity: Police SurveillanceImpact: negativeDate: Apr 20, 2026Target: The new Nevada law allowing police to track cellphones without a warrant2 matched entries0 confirmed0 disputed2 neutral0 unclear