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Here are EFF's maps of 290+ surveillance towers along the U.S.-Mexico border, along with 50 more proposed sites. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/03/cbp-expanding-its-surveillance-tower-program-us-mexico-border-and-were-mapping-it

CBP Is Expanding Its Surveillance Tower Program at the U.S.-Mexico Border–And We're Mapping It

To provide researchers with the tools they need to analyze the impact of U.S. border security policy, EFF is releasing a new map and dataset of more than 300 surveillance towers installed by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) along the border with M…
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MiKlo:~/citizen4.eu$💙💛
@Electronic Frontier Foundation Why the hell are you using #google maps - a #private #surveillance tool - to show #government surveillance tools and not, for example, the open #openstreetmap, which in addition has an editing scheme for such data in its database ????
#google #OpenStreetMap #surveillance #government #private @Electronic Frontier Foundation
ian
@miklo
Yes. Very surprising. It reflects badly on the EFF. Surely they know about opensteetmap? Or is money changing hands?
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Adam Jurkiewicz
@miklo because it Has PR and marketing behind...
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Piwi ⏚
@miklo

I couldn't agree more. This article sends readers to a surveillance tool. Following the work that has been done why not continue and add the towers to #OpenStreetMap?

@eff
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