If you are poor, you likely have very little privacy — and hardly anyone talks about it

New data suggests Boston police targeted working class, black communities with invasive surveillance tool

Snowden: Dragnet spying is about power, not security

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A deeper look at the Klayman decision

Guest post by ACLU of Massachusetts staff attorney Jessie Rossman

You probably already know that yesterday, a federal judge ruled that the Government’s wholesale collection and querying of our phone record metadata likely violates the Fourth Amendment. Here are three important things you may not know about the opinion.

The final frontier: AT&T comes knocking for in-home surveillance

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AT&T is now selling a product that gives the powerful telecom unprecedented access to our most sacred spaces: our homes.

ACLU calls for statewide moratorium on controversial license plate readers

Terror Tuesday: Calling the shots in Yemen

NSA caught red-handed in Google’s cookie jar: How to opt-out

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The NSA is coming to town (to creep on you and your family)

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Tell congress to end the worst of the NSA's abuses. 

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