PinnedInOneZerobyElla Fassler·Jun 17, 2020Here’s How Easy It Is for Cops to Get Your Facebook DataPolice can access everything from “pokes” to private Messenger data — and increasingly doA response icon9A response icon9
Ella Fassler·May 14Scenes From a Post-Revolutionary ProvidenceBillie woke up thinking about the fig trees his great grandparents had planted more than a century ago. The undulating buzz of cicadas and…
InOneZerobyElla Fassler·Apr 7, 2021Oklahoma Quietly Launched a Mass Surveillance Program to Track Uninsured DriversCash-strapped governments are turning to tech that converts cameras into automated license plate readers to penalize uninsured driversA response icon2A response icon2
InOneZerobyElla Fassler·Nov 12, 2020Neighborhood Watch Has a New Tool: License-Plate ReadersResidents fear the gadgets will enable snooping — and much worseA response icon6A response icon6
InOneZerobyElla Fassler·Mar 25, 2020The Coronavirus Is Already Changing the Way We Think About Scientific CooperationViruses ‘cooperate.’ To keep up, scientists are, too.A response icon5A response icon5
In730DCbyElla Fassler·Jun 25, 2019Mayor Bowser Touts Transparency.Body cameras were originally sold to the public as police accountability tools. That promise hasn’t panned out.
In730DCbyElla Fassler·Feb 28, 2019The Really (Really) Free Market Operates Under a Simple and Radical PhilosophyFor my part, I left with an Xbox, a printer, a vacuum cleaner, a U.S Army survival skills book, and a rainbow lava lamp.
In730DCbyElla Fassler·Dec 4, 2018Despite a Sharp Increase in Complaints, the City Gave DC Police a RaisePolice accountability measures usually don’t include fiscal repercussions. Maybe they should.