The War on Immigrants
How to Keep ICE Agents Out of Your Phone at the Airport
If you’re traveling, follow these digital security practices to keep federal authorities from getting into your phone.
The War on Immigrants
If you’re traveling, follow these digital security practices to keep federal authorities from getting into your phone.
The search warrant to raid a Washington Post reporter’s home shows how authorities can open your phone without your consent.
Google’s SynthID AI detection tool flip-flopped when asked if an image posted by the White House was altered by Google’s own AI.
Workplace printers don’t just track file names — in some cases, they can recall the exact contents of any file they print.
Israel’s War on Gaza
YouTube offered conflicting explanations for deleting the account of Robert Inlakesh, who covered Israel’s occupation of the West Bank.
Contact forms on Redfin real estate listings displayed past users’ names, email addresses, and phone numbers.
Chilling Dissent
The tech giant deleted the accounts of three prominent Palestinian human rights groups — a capitulation to Trump sanctions.
The journalists were reporting on suspected North Korean hackers. Proton only reinstated their accounts after a public outcry.
Following a copyright takedown request, Reuters removed a hot mic video of Putin and Xi discussing life extension and immortality.
The Pentagon publicly posts the stream keys to its Facebook, YouTube, and X channels, exposing livestreams to account takeovers.
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