09/02/2026
Pints & Policy: Who's Watching You?
Your license plate gets photographed on the way to work. A camera on Main Street logs the car, the time, and the direction you were headed, and that record lands in a database you will never see. Your phone reports its location hundreds of times a day, and the companies collecting that data can sell it to agencies that would need a warrant to ask you for it directly. Facial recognition software gets cheaper and more accurate every year, and much of it was trained on photos scraped off the open internet, including yours.
New Hampshire voters put a right to privacy in the state constitution in 2018. Whether that means anything in practice depends on what the legislature does next.
Join AFP-New Hampshire for a conversation about how this technology actually works, what government can and cannot do with the data it collects, and which bills in Concord would draw real lines around it. Bring your questions.
Dinner and a drink will be provided by AFP-NH
When: Tuesday, September 15th 6PM-8PM
Where: Liquid Therapy Brewery & Grill
14 Court St, Nashua, NH 03060
Speakers: Sarah Scott Deputy State Director AFP-NH
Molly Powell, AFP Senior Policy Analyst
State Rep Michael Granger, Strafford - District 2
RSVP here: https://afpnh.net/surveillance
Derek Proulx
Grassroots Engagement Director
Americans for Prosperity – New Hampshire
Cell: 603-386-1406
Email: [email protected]
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