Privacy Matters | Page 28 of 185

Secrecy and willful ignorance at DOJ are laying the groundwork for future torture crimes

11/10/2015 - CIA, Secrecy, Terror Wars, Torture
Do cops need a warrant to track your phone in your state?

11/09/2015 - Law Reform, Mobile Security

The ACLU has produced a detailed map laying out the complex patchwork of existing state law on cell phone tracking. Check it out.
Library that bucked DHS over Tor to hand out free Tails USBs at Snowden movie screening

11/09/2015 - DHS, Dissent, Freedom of Speech, Internet Freedom

DHS fought to stop libraries from using privacy technology, but @LibraryFreedom beat them. Librarians are badass. https://t.co/5BzFywnJLn
TSA failed to detect weapons 95 percent of the time, according to leaked report

11/06/2015 - Security Theater
US military has spent nearly $3 billion on domestic drug war efforts since 2004, but heroin use has nonetheless exploded

11/05/2015 - DoD, Drug Wars, Police Militarization
Make encrypted phone calls and text messages for free with Signal

11/03/2015 - Dissent, Freedom of Speech, Mobile Security

I use Signal every day. #notesforFBI (Spoiler: they already know) https://t.co/KNy0xppsN0
FBI plans to go ahead with program casting suspicion on Muslim and Arab children, despite community concerns

11/03/2015 - FBI, Freedom of Speech, New COINTELPRO, Racism, Security Theater, Terror Wars
Challenging ‘No expectation of privacy’ in Massachusetts schools

10/28/2015 - Freedom of Speech, Internet Freedom

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Your student privacy rights shouldn’t depend on how much money your family or community has

10/28/2015 - Corporate Spying, Data Mining, Freedom of Speech, Youth Rights
Guess why IRS agents are secretly tracking cell phones? Hint: It rhymes with “mug for”

10/26/2015 - Drug Wars, Mobile Security