Concord Public Housing Tenants Sue to Remove In-Home Noise and Motion Sensors

The public housing authority in Concord, New Hampshire installed Minut monitoring devices across 300 residential units. The sensors are capable of detecting noise and motion inside tenants' homes. Residents have responded by filing a lawsuit demanding the removal of the devices. The tenants argue against the presence of such monitors in their private living spaces.
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