New Mexico residents say their names used without permission to support Project Jupiter data center

People in three New Mexico cities are upset because their names appeared on letters supporting a data center project without their consent. These letters were meant to pressure state officials to approve the air quality permits for Project Jupiter, a contentious data center initiative. The residents claim they were approached by project canvassers but never agreed to have their names used. This incident highlights broader concerns about privacy and consent in the push for tech projects, raising questions about ethical campaigning practices.