Privacy

Republican Data-Mining Firm Exposed Personal Information for Virtually Every American Voter
#ToryManifesto Reveals Plan to Control Internet and Disenfranchise Voters
Nadia Prupis, staff writer
In contrast to the U.K. Labour Party's progressive blueprint , Prime Minister Theresa May unveiled the Conservative Party's election manifesto on Thursday, sparking a wave of backlash over a pledge to create a new internet that would let the government control what gets posted online. "Some people say that it is not for government to regulate when...
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To Fight 'Surveillance Culture,' Activists Release Kid-Focused Privacy Toolkit
Nadia Prupis, staff writer
Privacy activists released a toolkit on Tuesday to help parents protect their...
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'You Betrayed Us' Billboards Targeting Anti-Privacy Lawmakers Erected
Nadia Prupis, staff writer
Billboards targeting legislators who voted to end online privacy measures...
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With House Vote, GOP Puts Your Personal Online Data Up for Sale
Rush to Resist as Congress Poised to Obliterate Broadband Privacy Rules
Officials Knew of CIA's Security Breach, Which Led to "Vault 7" Leaks, in 2016
A coalition of grassroots groups flew an airship above NSA data center in Bluffdale, Utah to protest the U.S. government's unconstitutional mass surveillance program in 2013.
Obama Expands Spy Agencies' Access to Private Data—Just in Time for Trump
Facebook home page
Facebook Doesn’t Tell Users Everything It Really Knows About Them
US Government Quietly Starts Asking Travelers for Social Media Accounts
"Big brother is watching"
EU's Top Court Delivers "Major Blow" to Mass Surveillance
Trump Tower in New York City
'Not on Our Watch': Tech Employees Vow to Combat Right-Wing Agenda
As Rule 41 Quietly Passes, Trump to Inherit Expanded Hacking Powers
UK Set to Approve Most Extreme Spy Bill in 'History of Western Democracy'
FCC Passes Sweeping Internet Privacy Rules in 'Big Win for Civil Rights'
'Terrifying': AT&T Spying on Americans for Profit, New Documents Reveal

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Supreme Court to Hear First Cell Phone Location Data Case
ACLU
Government Backs Down on Attempt to Unmask Twitter User Critical of Immigration Policy
Fight for the Future
Fight for the Future to Unleash Billboards to Expose Congress Members Who Vote to Gut Internet Privacy Rules
Fight for the Future
BREAKING: Senate Votes to Gut Broadband Privacy Rules
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Mark Rumold
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Brett Max Kaufman
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Shahid Buttar
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