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The Concord Housing and Redevelopment Authority installed Minut Monitor sensors in tenants' homes, recording their movements and noise levels and threatened them with eviction if they refused. We're suing. We shouldn't have to choose between having a place to live and 24/7 government surveillance.

nytimes.comNoise and Motion Monitors in Their Homes? These Tenants Say No. (Gift Article)The public housing authority in Concord, N.H., installed monitoring devices in 300 homes. Tenants are now suing to remove the Minut sensors.

3/9/26, 11:23 pm120 reposts352 likes

lolonurse

@lolonurse.bsky.social

4 Sept

1984.

la-crystal.bsky.social

@la-crystal.bsky.social

3 Sept

That sounds insane. And, ffs, how many people have to be employed to actually review the monitoring that's happening all over the damn place?

NH's "Play-by-Play" Guy

@egall.bsky.social

4 Sept

AFAICT they have not hired any new maintenance staff since installing the monitors; it's just an extra duty for the existing staff

grailfails.bsky.social

@grailfails.bsky.social

5 Sept

They've lost several longtime staff since the installations, especially in the last six months. The ED should be fired.

Steve K

@steveknapp.bsky.social

3 Sept

"We are rapidly entering the age of no privacy, where everyone is open to surveillance at all times; where there are no secrets from government." ~ William O. Douglas

mmothnadine.bsky.social

@mmothnadine.bsky.social

4 Sept

This is fucking INSANE! How is spying on individuals without a warrant ever allowed in a democracy?!

Cocky Quirky Canuck

@barcis2.bsky.social

4 Sept

Not a "gift" article. They want emails addresses to view. Enough of this 💩 already! ESPECIALLY coming from the "freedom fighters" at ACLU! Shame on you!

Glenn

@glennvotesblue.bsky.social

3 Sept

Leave it to NH .

Cinders

@suzannedspain.bsky.social

4 Sept

Absolutely! We the People refuse to live like that!

katieblue-56.bsky.social

@katieblue-56.bsky.social

4 Sept

OUTRAGEOUS VIOLATION OF PRIVACY!