Gabbard’s steadfast stance reflects her long-held commitment to civil liberties and government transparency.
With key Trump cabinet picks favoring whistleblower rights, his exile may face a turning point.
Government agencies are always trying to find ways to get around the Fourth Amendment.
The FBI can continue to prevent X from disclosing surveillance of its users.
United in support of free speech.
How Google went to the dark side.
“I’ll pardon brave truth-tellers like Julian Assange and investigate the corruption and crimes they exposed.”
The whistleblower comments on Twitter’s new ownership.
New allegations about attempts to suppress details about secret mass surveillance.
A draft discussion bill hints at future proposals.
The company says it supports the “free, secure, and private internet.” But doubt is cast over the past history of ExpressVPN’s new owners.
Little transparency.
Gabbard is among the most vocal voices of support.
The decentralized internet lost out to corporate power.
Trump says he’s looking into pardoning the NSA whistleblower.
At this point it seems lawmakers will never come up with a single good piece of tech legislation anytime soon.
Greenwald says the charges are an attack on the freedom of speech.
Somehow Wikimedia has to prove that it’s being surveilled, even though that surveillance would be secret.
Critics are seeing it as an act of retaliation.
Snowden was speaking at a conference in Lisbon.
He argues that all these countries, instead of strengthening encryption, seem to be looking for ways to degrade it.
Gabbard’s steadfast stance reflects her long-held commitment to civil liberties and government transparency.
With key Trump cabinet picks favoring whistleblower rights, his exile may face a turning point.
Government agencies are always trying to find ways to get around the Fourth Amendment.
The FBI can continue to prevent X from disclosing surveillance of its users.
United in support of free speech.
How Google went to the dark side.
“I’ll pardon brave truth-tellers like Julian Assange and investigate the corruption and crimes they exposed.”
The whistleblower comments on Twitter’s new ownership.
New allegations about attempts to suppress details about secret mass surveillance.
A draft discussion bill hints at future proposals.
The company says it supports the “free, secure, and private internet.” But doubt is cast over the past history of ExpressVPN’s new owners.
Little transparency.
Gabbard is among the most vocal voices of support.
The decentralized internet lost out to corporate power.
Trump says he’s looking into pardoning the NSA whistleblower.
At this point it seems lawmakers will never come up with a single good piece of tech legislation anytime soon.
Greenwald says the charges are an attack on the freedom of speech.
Somehow Wikimedia has to prove that it’s being surveilled, even though that surveillance would be secret.
Critics are seeing it as an act of retaliation.
Snowden was speaking at a conference in Lisbon.
He argues that all these countries, instead of strengthening encryption, seem to be looking for ways to degrade it.
