Technopolice

Drones, predictive software, algorithmic video surveillance, recognition facial: the use of the latest control technologies is becoming commonplace within of the police. Far from curbing crime, all these innovations contribute in reality to amplify state violence. They close our imaginations policies and place the city under security control. This is shown in this book based on experiences and knowledge forged during recent struggles against police surveillance. From the security industry to the mysteries of Ministry of the Interior, CNIL to the officer's vehicle on patrol, it traces the links between techno-solutionist hegemony and the drift authoritarian in progress.