The Motherboard Guide to Avoiding State Surveillance
A straightforward guide to privacy, messaging, and keeping yourself safe from passive and active surveillance. Continue reading The Motherboard Guide to Avoiding State Surveillance
Author Archives: Sarah Jeong
The Selfie Monkey Goes to the Ninth Circuit
Twist: There are two selfie monkeys. Continue reading The Selfie Monkey Goes to the Ninth Circuit
Snowden: Prosecuting NSA Leaker Reality Winner Is a ‘Fundamental Threat to the Free Press’
“To hold a citizen incommunicado and indefinitely while awaiting trial for the alleged crime of serving as a journalistic source should outrage us all.” Continue reading Snowden: Prosecuting NSA Leaker Reality Winner Is a ‘Fundamental Threat to the Free Press’
The Password to the Latest NSA Leak Is a 4chan Meme
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Continue reading The Password to the Latest NSA Leak Is a 4chan Meme
From Witches to Dolphins, These Are the Communities That Make Mastodon Great
The top five Mastodon instances as judged by meaningless criteria that we refuse to disclose. Continue reading From Witches to Dolphins, These Are the Communities That Make Mastodon Great
How Twitter Sued the Trump Administration and Won Almost Instantly
Twitter sued Customs and Border Protection on Thursday. By Friday morning, the government withdrew its subpoena for the user information of @ALT_uscis. Continue reading How Twitter Sued the Trump Administration and Won Almost Instantly
How Twitter Sued the Trump Administration and Won Almost Instantly
Twitter sued Customs and Border Protection on Thursday. By Friday morning, the government withdrew its subpoena for the user information of @ALT_uscis. Continue reading How Twitter Sued the Trump Administration and Won Almost Instantly
Mastodon Is Like Twitter Without Nazis, So Why Are We Not Using It?
I quit Twitter to join a kinder, nicer, decentralized open source version of Twitter. Continue reading Mastodon Is Like Twitter Without Nazis, So Why Are We Not Using It?