Cybersecurity for the People: How to Keep Your Chats Truly Private With Signal
A comprehensive video and text guide to ensuring that your private conversations are actually private.
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Facebook Won’t Say If It Will Use Your Brain Activity for Advertisements
A forthcoming mental-input system from Facebook assumes that if you sent a thought to the speech center of your brain, you want to share it.
Police in Georgia Are Turning Traffic Stops Into the First Step Toward Deportation
Between February and April, Gwinnett County saw an uptick in the number of immigrants referred to ICE following traffic stops.
Edward Snowden Has Some Advice for Donald Trump About Surveillance
“You’re the president. You should be asking questions about ‘Why was this possible in the first place?’ and ‘Why haven’t I fixed it?’”
Leaked Documents Reveal Counterterrorism Tactics Used at Standing Rock to “Defeat Pipeline Insurgencies”
Internal TigerSwan documents provide a detailed picture of how the mercenary firm surveilled Dakota Access Pipeline opponents and infiltrated protest camps.
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Apple Says It Fixed CIA Vulnerabilities Years Ago
MacBook and iPhone hacks described in files published by WikiLeaks do not work on current products, the company says.
Flimsy Evidence and Fringe Sources Land People on Secretive Banking Watchlist
The World-Check database includes a baby and groups like Human Rights Watch, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, and Greenpeace.
MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Sees a "Russia Connection" Lurking Around Every Corner
In a six-week period, Maddow covered Russia not just more than any other issue, but more than every other issue combined.
Encrypted App Used by White House Staffers Suffered From Serious Security Flaws
White House press secretary Sean Spicer is among the reported users of Confide, which researchers say has flaws that can allow interception of private messages.