Non-partisan group meeting in Pittsburgh. We advocate for Fourth Amendment friendly legislation, and educate the public on how and why to protect their privacy.
Devolving judicial power to police subverts our rights: From "Probable Cause" to "Reasonable Suspicion": The Subversion of the Fourth Amendment https://t.co/tuWEePIrZG
"Disreputable if Not Outright Illegal": The #NSA versus #MLK, Muhammad Ali, Art Buchwald, Frank Church, et al. - Declassified History Divulges Names of Prominent Americans Targeted during Vietnam Era https://t.co/sg7hyJUEVY #surveillance#oversight
Did you know that half of all adults in the US are in a police facial recognition database? Don’t get paranoid, get proactive. Join @janaya_khan@geminiimatt@lsarsour and more for the #DefendOurMovements Twitter chat starting TODAY at 12 pm PST!
"Facebook had to expel a group that was using its API to scrape data about people who expressed interest in Black Lives Matter and sold that data to police departments, which was a clear violation." - @Moonalice https://t.co/5VUU8ZGecE
As a mission-driven not-for-profit, we support people who are helping build a more humane digital world — people like @baricks, a @FordFoundation-Mozilla Fellow hosted at @hrw.
Learn more about her work, and why it's important, here: https://t.co/B6ct6LAGXE
The #Feynman Files: The professor’s invitation past the Iron Curtain - During the #ColdWar, prankster #physicist Feynman kept the #FBI working - and wondering https://t.co/p0zQcopntd
The problem is much bigger than Facebook. It's the internet's economic model. It's the internet's surveillance model.
Communicating, sharing, and accessing information shouldn't have to make you a commodity or target.
You shouldn't be exploited for using the internet.
During 2014’s #BlackLivesMatter protests in Ferguson, the FBI tracked an activist flying in from NY, and appear to have surveilled the homes and cars of people somehow tied to the protests, according to files obtained through a FOIA lawsuit. https://t.co/dmtNpGJHxY
Over a decade later, #FBI#surveillance of #IraqWar protests still resonates - Bureau’s photos of a 2004 antiwar demonstration show how little it takes to end up in a federal database https://t.co/tyOCZpb6To