Incidents gathered from public reporting around the world. Each one links to the articles it came from. None of it is a finding that anyone broke the law.
Self-reported incidents, a person’s own public post or an account given to us, are listed but locked; subscribers open each one with credits. Reports filed through this site are listed only with the reporter’s agreement.
Press reportingSelf-reported: a person’s own public post · 10 creditsSelf-reported: told to us directly · 25 credits
The system collected and compared palm scans and facial images of test takers to verify their identity during exam administration.
The system collected and stored biometric data from students during online exams without consent.
ProctorU collected and stored students' biometric data (facial geometry, eye movements, keystroke patterns) for identity verification and cheating detection, affecting approximately 500,000 students.
The system proctored online exams and collected biometric data from students.
Proctorio CEO releases student’s chat logs, sparking renewed privacy concerns The Ubyssey
PowerSchool faces more scrutiny following widespread data breach K-12 Dive
The system collected and stored facial biometric data of exam takers without consent.
Ludhiana consumer panel orders HDFC Bank to unfreeze account blocked since 2023 over Rs 2,038 fraud alert The Tribune
The prior authorization system approved Texas Medicaid orthodontic requests for dentists, who then provided treatment and later faced payment holds, fraud allegations, and repayment demands.
A class action, settled for $30 million, alleged that Equifax automatically rejected consumers' disputes of hard inquiries on their credit reports, sending a form letter instead of investigating.
A Texas sheriff's office used Flock license-plate cameras to track a woman's vehicle in a case involving a self-administered abortion, making the case a flashpoint in the debate over the cameras.
The system provided 30 days of location data on the driver's vehicle, which led to a traffic stop and search.
A Florida police officer was placed on leave after TCPalm questioned the officer's searches of Flock license-plate data on people's movements.
The AI system in a commercial EHR made clinical decisions or recommendations that discriminated against patients.
The system tracked a driver's vehicle movements across multiple states, leading to a traffic stop and drug arrest.
A hospital is suing Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City, alleging the insurer's AI flagged physicians' diagnoses as clinically invalid and led to the denial of about $2 million in claims.
LRPD investigating officer for 28 searches of same plate in Flock camera system misuse KATV
Exclusive: Florida sergeant being investigated for Flock misuse Treasure Coast News
An officer conducted an unauthorized search of the Flock Safety automatic license plate reader system without a legitimate law enforcement purpose.
The AI chatbot affirmed the patient's delusions during a manic episode, influencing his mental state and care plan.
A lawsuit alleges Sharp HealthCare's AI scribe recorded patient encounters without patients' consent.
Hotel guests allege that Las Vegas Strip casino operators used algorithmic pricing software that recommended inflated room rates, leading guests to pay supracompetitive prices. They are appealing the dismissal of their federal price-fixing suit.
A class action alleges Expedia took part in an algorithmic pricing scheme that inflated hotel room prices for consumers booking through Expedia and other platforms.
Deputy resigns amid investigation into misuse of Flock, sheriff’s office says FOX Carolina News
Each incident is written from the reporting or the account it cites. A report is an allegation, not a finding.
