On March 21, 2021 the FCC determined that all video surveillance and telecommunications equipment produced by Dahua Technology Company poses “an unacceptable risk to the national security of the United States or the security and safety of United States persons.”
Project Nola has thousands of cameras throughout New Orleans that NOPD uses to secretly spy on the city. Project Nola runs on Dahua.
You can go to the Project Nola website and download BANNED Dahua software that they’re using to spy on New Orleans right now!
- https://www.projectnola.org/uploads/1/2/3/5/123517077/dssclientc.exe
- https://www.projectnola.org/uploads/1/2/3/5/123517077/dss_pro_client_user_manual_eng.pdf
The massive privately ran and unaccountable New Orleans mass surveillance network used by NOPD uses software that risks national security. Why is NOPD using dangerous software to spy on Americans?
If you still have doubts, Project Nola conveniently posted screenshots showing NOPD Detective Cherny receiving a Project Nola alert using this banned software:
Instead of protecting New Orleans from dangerous Chinese spyware and respecting our privacy, the City Council is trying to expand NOPD’s power to spy on New Orleans. But we can’t trust Dahua, and we can’t trust Project Nola. Please call your city counselor and tell them that you oppose facial recognition and mass surveillance.
