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The Muslim American wants assurances that the data – including photos of her not wearing a hijab – are deleted. Continue reading Woman sues US border patrol over data copied from seized iPhone
The US Government will request 5 years’ worth of social media details for 14 million visa applicants, if this proposal goes into effect. Continue reading Hand over your social media history before you enter the US
The TSA won’t release information about its warrantless searches of electronic devices carried by US citizens on domestic flights. Continue reading ACLU is Suing the Government for Info About TSA Device Searches
US Customs and Border Protection can see the photo and passport data on the chip, but not whether it’s been tampered with. Continue reading US border agents haven’t verified e-passport data for over 10 years
Just like that camera and the agents who stuck it in that tree, the federal lawsuit is treading on contentious territory Continue reading Rancher sues Feds for sneaking a spy camera on to his land
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news Continue reading News in brief: Oz law ‘trumps maths’; CBP can’t search phones for cloud data; police launch drone unit
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has hired Alma Cole as its chief information security officer, CyberScoop has learned. Cole replaces Shaun Khalfan, who left the agency in January to head the information risk program at Freddie Mac, the government-backed mortgage financing company. Cole previously served as the vice president of cybersecurity of Robbins-Gioia, a managed IT service […]
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Hey! Welcome to the United States. May we have your Twitter handle, please?
That’s exactly what you’ll likely be asked by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the airport prior to entering U.S. soil.
Yes, your Twitter handle may soon be part of … Continue reading Traveling to US? Agencies want to Spy on your Social Media activities right from Airport