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Supreme Court Seems Sympathetic to NRA’s Claims Against New York Debanking Pressure Case
The oral hearings suggest an overall degree of favorability towards the NRA’s allegations of First Amendment violations.
How a Typo in a Geofence Warrant Further Endangered Privacy
Everyone in a two-mile radius became a suspect in a crime.
The ACLU Defends The NRA In First Amendment Case
The ACLU is defending the NRA against financial deplatforming.
MembersThe US Government Agencies Secretly Buying Up Your Phone Data
We recently took a look at the way US government agencies have been using social media scanning to spy on foreigners in a way that they incidentally end up spying on Americans. Today, we’re taking a look at some of the ways these agencies are buying up phone data as a growing form of mass surve
MembersUS Visa Applicants’ Online Speech Surveillance Puts US Citizens’ Speech and Data at Risk
Another surveillance dragnet.
MembersThe FBI Lets Suspects Walk Free, Just To Avoid Blowing Their Mass Surveillance Cover
And innocent people’s data is being grabbed.
Amicus brief asks appeals court to reconsider ruling that allowed FBI to gag Twitter
The original ruling has major implications.
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Supreme Court refuses to hear challenge to NSA mass surveillance
Mass surveillance will continue.
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California’s chilling medical misinformation law is an affront to the US constitution
A clear attempt to suppress free speech.
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