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We’re suing the Concord, New Hampshire Housing and Redevelopment Authority over their plan to require residents to install invasive monitoring devices or face eviction. We all have a right to privacy in our home, no matter if we own, rent, or live in public housing.

nhpr.orgConcord Housing says Minut sensors don’t track motion; court records show otherwiseThe American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire and New Hampshire Legal Assistance sued the Concord Housing Authority in Merrimack County Superior Court last month alleging they invaded residents’ privacy and violated their constitutional rights by installing devices that track tenants’ activity in their homes.

23/10/26, 4:13 pm151 reposts408 likes

Sunbeam Virtuous

@sunbeamvirtuous.bsky.social

This is some stalker level stuff. And the housing authority should have every single aspect of their lives uncovered to see if there’s anything nefarious behind it. This isn’t just creepy, but it seems criminally so

ctrl+alt+RESIST

@ctrlaltresist.com

Nothing says affordable housing like surveillance as a condition of your lease. The eviction threat tells you it was never about safety.

mmothnadine.bsky.social

@mmothnadine.bsky.social

🤔 Do these IDIOT fascist real estate owners realize that they are making their properties undesirable? What is their goal- to draw people to buy /rent OR to make them flee their units + this country? It’s AMAZING how the extreme right’s proposals always eventually backfire because they go too far.

ignatzratskiwatsky.bsky.social

@ignatzratskiwatsky.bsky.social

They will likely be paid by the 3rd party interested in the surveillance. That would likely include vendors of the trackers, private prisons, prison guard unions… the entire industry that is taking over our country

wingedkitten

@wingedkitten.bsky.social

New Hampshire is so embarrassingly backwards.

1LCWIABD

@solara828.bsky.social

Isn't New Hampshire's state moto "Live Free or Die?!?" 🙄