After the Facebook Privacy Debacle, It’s Time for Clear Steps to Protect Users
Action from Facebook is long overdue if the company is serious about protecting its users’ data.
Proposed CLOUD Act Would Let Bad Foreign Governments Demand Data From US Companies Without Checks and Balances
We cannot afford to weaken our commitment to human rights.
New Orleans Program Offers Lessons In Pitfalls Of Predictive Policing
Should police gather stats from a variety of sources and use algorithms to try to predict who future violent criminals?
TSA Tests See-Through Scanners on Public in New York’s Penn Station
Questions abound about this new technology, including how effective it is.
Detroit Police Are Playing ‘Big Brother’ at Local Businesses
The city’s Project Green Light surveillance program is an expanding threat to people’s privacy.
A California City Fights Off ICE’s Digital Deportation Machine
ICE now has access to billions of location records, which it can use to go after immigrants. Alameda refuses to take part.
Staying Safe When You Say #MeToo
These days, women who speak out need to worry about online harassment, too. Here are some digital defense tips that can help.
Does a US Warrant Extend to Data Held Abroad?
The government demanded Microsoft turn over emails stored in Ireland. Microsoft balked. The Supreme Court will soon weigh in.