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Tcf362fTRUST Act (2021) T969389[Immigration/data sharing]

Tcf362fBIPA (2008) T969389[Biometric privacy]

Tcf362fFOIA Act (1984) T969389[Transparency]

Tcf362fEvanston (2025)

T969389Contract terminated

Tcf362fOak Park (2025)

T969389Board voted 5-2 to end

Tcf362fChicago (2024)

T969389ShotSpotter contract ended, 2,000 sensors removed

Tcf362fWinnebago County Sheriff / Cherry Valley PD (2026)

T969389Former Deputy/Officer Tyler C. Bryan

Tcf362fForest Park / Illinois (Flock-CBP) (2025)

T969389Flock Safety corporate / Forest Park PD

Tcf362fChicago Police Department (ShotSpotter) (2020)

T969389Chicago PD / ShotSpotter (SoundThinking)

Tcf362fIllinois TRUST Act Audit (2025)

T969389Violations found

Tcf362fIn re Clearview AI (BIPA Settlement Approval) (2025)

T969389Settlement approved - $51.75M as 23% equity stake

Tcf362fBednarz v. Illinois State Police (2025)

T969389Government won; ALPR scans held NOT to be Fourth Amendment searches.

Tcf362fCothron v. White Castle System, Inc. (2023)

T969389Plaintiff won. A separate BIPA claim accrues with every unconsented scan or transmission.

Tcf362fPatel v. Facebook (now Meta) (2022)

T969389Settlement - $650M

Tcf362fACLU v. Clearview AI (2022)

T969389Settlement - $51.75M (23% equity stake)

Tcf362fVance v. Amazon / Vance v. Microsoft (2022)

T969389Claims initially survived dismissal, but the companies later won summary judgment on extraterritoriality grounds (conduct occurred outside Illinois).

Tcf362fRosenbach v. Six Flags Entertainment Corp. (2019)

T969389Plaintiff won. No actual injury required to sue under BIPA.

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