Great post about mass surveillance and the First Amendment. cc: Alex Abdo eff.org/deeplinks/2017…

.Margaret Sullivan on what Carpenter v. US in the Supreme Court means for press freedom. Warrantless cell phone location data threatens privacy and chills reporters & sources. washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/styl…

That's a wrap! Now we wait to find out if justices agree the Fourth Amendment also protects our digital data. #GetAWarrant

4th amendment ignored x.com/nytimes/status…

Prepare to have your head explode: internal FCC documents released under the FOIA show the rationale used for rescinding net neutrality was false. And they knew it before the vote, but didn't make it public. motherboard.vice.com/amp/en_us/arti…

“Thoughtful people” understand that new privacy safeguards can be added without seriously compromising the government’s ability to monitor, eg, terrorists. (Thoughtful people also know better than to use phrases like “this isn’t about politics.”) x.com/comey/status/9…

As we remember MLK Jr.’s legacy this weekend, we cannot forget that he was a victim of warrantless spying by the US government. The US has a long track record of secretly monitoring civil rights activists & others who dared to stand up for their rights. slate.com/articles/techn…

If your local police agency uses license plate readers, today is the day to ask them: "Do you share data with ICE?" theverge.com/2018/1/26/1693…

The rapidly growing Product & Technology team here at the ACLU is going on a hiring spree. I'll use this as ongoing thread as we post them.

John Perry Barlow's "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace" was written on this date in 1996. eff.org/cyberspace-ind…

I’ve been pushing the FBI Director to back up his claim that tech companies can weaken their encryption without harming cybersecurity. The experts say that it simply isn’t possible. Here’s what four of the top cryptographers in the world wrote to me today:

Today, we are launching the Signal Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to develop open source privacy technology that protects free expression and enables secure global communication: signal.org/blog/signal-fo…

The legal team at EFF works on some of the most impactful cases in the digital age and is looking for an IP attorney eff.org/opportunities/…

We are super excited to be taking part in the $500,000 DuckDuckGo Privacy Challenge! Our goal: raise $100,000 to send 100 4G/LTE hotspots with unlimited data to the 66 public libraries in #PuertoRico AND raise funds for the next YEAR of CryptoHarlem crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/…

We're in 4th place in DuckDuckGo's $500,000 #Privacy Challenge - trying to raise $$$ to send 100 4G/LTE hotspots to public libraries in #PuertoRico as part of our #mission to address the #DigitalDivide and to fund CryptoHarlem Please support our goal? crowdrise.com/the-calyx-inst…

Hey amig@s! Si apoyan la campaña de The Calyx Institute para enviar 100 hotspots 4G/LTE con servicio ilimitados a #PuertoRico, DuckDuckGo duplicara tu donación de dólares x dólar! Pon tu granito de arena en #SolidaridadConPuertoRico crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/… #HelpPuertoRico

Help crowdfund the Harlem Cryptoparty and 100 unlimited, privacy-protecting wifi hotspots for Puerto Rico boingboing.net/2018/03/29/pri…

The Calyx Institute (The Calyx Institute) has CryptoHarlem to teach digital security, just one way they help Internet privacy.  They're 1 of many orgs in the DuckDuckGo Privacy Challenge! crowdrise.com/duckduckgopriv…  Learn more & support them: crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/…  #FundPrivacy2018

We are in the home stretch on our #fundraiser to send 100 4G hotspots to public libraries in #PuertoRico and to fund @CryptoHarlem for 1 year! Any donation you can send will be matched by DuckDuckGo, possibly several times over - Please do what you can :) crowdrise.com/the-calyx-inst…