UnGovr Monitors
UnGovr Monitors are public monitors that document government power and its controls. We publish the record; others act on it. Each site is built on publicly available information and on public records requested within the law. They are grouped below by the area each one covers.
California
Sites covering oversight within California.
United States
Sites covering oversight across the United States.
Global
Sites documenting oversight in more than one country.
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watchwatch.org
Where government surveillance technology is deployed, and how it is overseen.
15,220 agency-technology deployments on record
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computecompute.org
A public record of government data-center and compute infrastructure.
1,523 facilities
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agegating.org
Age-verification laws and how governments implement them.
271 jurisdictions tracked
Latest from the network
- watchwatch.org HMICFRS says police use of facial recognition risks wrongful arrests news.lavx.hu Nov 14
- computecompute.org Howell Township to consider ordinance banning nondisclosure agreements The Detroit News Nov 14
- computecompute.org Towns work toward data center guidelines The Mountaineer Nov 14
- agegating.org AI Chatbots and Children: Should India Regulate What Bots Say? Analytics India Magazine Nov 14
- watchwatch.org Roseburg approves continued use of 15 license plate reader cameras despite privacy worries KPIC Nov 14
- caoversight.org ‘Fix it’: State says OUSD budget at high risk of insolvency The Oaklandside Nov 14
Data on these sites is traceable to its source, whether that is a published record we cite or a public-records request filed within the law. Our state-by-state records-law analysis at law.ungovr.org/records/us sets out what each jurisdiction allows.