Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
State of Watch turns surveillance into a public ledger
A public record tracking U.S. surveillance expansion through contracts, court rulings, data sharing, face recognition, and license-plate cameras.
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- Readers tracking U.S. surveillance and its legal challenges
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- The homepage reports 20 corrections, 13 open questions, and 7 cut claims, alongside entries marked verified, partial, or retracted.
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The landing page groups entries by place and links them into a record, live cases, a map, corrections, and unresolved questions. Each item is labeled verified, partial, or retracted and is described as opening to a source chain such as a court, docket number, or exact quotation. The homepage reports 20 corrections, 13 open questions, and 7 cut claims; the visible ledger shows dated cases and local-government actions.
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