As American tech companies operating in China get blowback for censoring Hong Kong protests, the solution isn't to police better or police with a lighter touch. "What they need is to put the power back to the users so that they themselves can choose." https://t.co/Lvv8dd5GMA
Are you planning to attend a protest? Protecting your electronic devices and digital assets before, during, and after a protest is vital to keeping yourself and your information safe, as well as getting your message out. https://t.co/0pxj1NYFjI
Google's got "a plan to build a more private web."
It's some good ideas, some bad ideas, some ugly ideas, and some ideas that just made us say "ugh." https://t.co/VCCVUfiyn5
Jeremy Hammond still at FTC Oklahoma. Very hard to predict how long a person will be held there. It ranges from a couple days, to significantly longer. His new communication last night shows strong spirit. He will need all our support and strength in the coming days. #Solidarity
Images of Ecuador's ambassador inviting the UK's secret police into the embassy to drag a publisher of--like it or not--award-winning journalism out of the building are going to end up in the history books. Assange's critics may cheer, but this is a dark moment for press freedom.
Isn't it fascinating & revealing how the people who purposely spread the lie about Venezuela are constantly on TV, while the people who debunked the lie weeks ago using evidence are kept off US TV? Just like those who spread Iraq lies still rule the media https://t.co/DkX8yJWclh
That Bernie was a Kremlin asset - wittingly or otherwise - has been percolating in the Dem mainstream for awhile. That's to be expected: it's a mania that has engulfed their brains. But to see a mainstream writer spew the McCarthyite poison so explicitly is still notable.
We can still turn this around! The #linktax and #uploadfilters passed a critical hurdle today. But in just 2 weeks, all 751 MEPs will be asked to take a stand either for or against a free & open internet. The people of Europe managed to stop ACTA, we can #SaveYourInternet again!
Earlier today I asked CIA director nominee Gina Haspel if she believed enhanced interrogation tactics like waterboarding were immoral. It was a yes or no question. She refused to answer.
Georgia is planning to make it legal for companies to hack people, as long as it's done under the guise of "cybersecurity" ("hacking back").
This is a really bad idea! Corporate vigilantism shouldn't be legal. These things need warrants for a reason.
https://t.co/O3h4zeWXnU
The new letter, postcard, books policy BOP plans to implement are a DISASTER. We know some of you are already on this. No matter past history, we MUST come together as prison support. Our lawyer will work with any prison support to generate a resistance plan NOW. PLS DM.