TED: The shift we need to stop mass surveillance | Albert Fox Cahn

The video discusses the pervasive nature of surveillance, highlighting how both advertisers and governments track individuals. It emphasizes the severe threat posed by geo-fence warrants, which allow authorities to access location data of all users in a specific area. The speaker argues that current laws enable discriminatory practices against marginalized communities and calls for legal reforms to protect privacy. The focus should shift from how companies collect data to how governments misuse it. Local governments are seen as key players in enacting change, with examples of successful initiatives in New York. The speaker remains optimistic about the potential for change if action is taken now.

How does the speaker view the relationship between technology and the law?

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the issues of surveillance?

What actions have been taken in New York regarding police access to contact tracing data?