Prohibits federal agencies from using automated surveillance systems that identify, track, or record individuals.
The Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act prohibits federal agencies from purchasing, deploying, operating, accessing, or contracting for automated surveillance systems that identify, track, or record individuals. This includes systems like automated license plate recognition, facial recognition technology, biometric identification, and any technology that captures a person's image or likeness for mass surveillance.
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