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Suppression of Photographers During Civil Rights Movement an Important Reminder for Today
There was “too much film.... Just too much film,” the officials complained.
So-Called Privacy Bill Would Actually Innoculate ISPs Against Strong Privacy Protections
Rep. Blackburn's privacy legislation appears to be a naked attempt to undercut state privacy efforts.
States Legislatures Rebelling Against Congress’s Attack on ISP Privacy
From the moment the protections were undone, our phones at the ACLU began ringing off the hook with queries from the states.
ICE Using Powerful Stingray Surveillance Devices In Deportation Searches
We need more information about how immigration agents are using surveillance devices under Trump.
Mobile-Phone Cloning Tools Need to Be Subject to Oversight — and the Constitution
A device in widespread use by law enforcement and customs officials allows wide-ranging searches of personal devices
Federal Appeals Court Hears Crucial Case on First Amendment and Photography
Are "Ag Gag" laws, which make make taking pictures on farms without owner's consent a criminal offense, constitutional?
A New Implication of Cellphone Video: Citizens Taping Each Other For Police
New app encourages public to videotape drivers who are texting while driving, and send video to police for enforcement.
How Technology Workers Are Organizing to Resist Trump
Important elements of the tech community are starting to reckon with the dangers of the infrastructure they have built.
