Collaborate Disseminate
Law enforcement obtained 127 days worth of cellphone records from Timothy Carpenter without a warrant. The Supreme Court will decide now if that was legal. Continue reading The Future of Digital Privacy Will Be Determined by This Radio Shack Robbery Case
DreamHost said the decision “will protect the constitutional rights of innocent internet users worldwide” Continue reading Judge slaps down government’s dragnet trawl of 1.3m website users
‘Stingray use without a warrant violates 4th Amendment’ Continue reading Tracking phones without a warrant ruled unconstitutional
Plaintiffs including a veteran, a NASA staffer and a journalist claim that their First and Fourth Amendment rights were breached by searches at the border Continue reading DHS faces lawsuit over legality of forced warrantless device searches
DreamHost says the narrowing of scope is a ‘huge win’ for online privacy Continue reading Judge scales back data demand on inauguration riot-related web host
Defending a convicted armed robber’s right to privacy feels distasteful, but defending rights are important – as this case seeks to do Continue reading Phone location privacy – for armed robber – headed to Supreme Court
If tech is surveilling us constantly, we need the ability to use it to watch the watchers. Continue reading Liberty Might Be Better Served by Doing Away with Privacy
FBI’s Playpen operation is an investigation into child abuse imagery being shared via Tor. So, why such a lenient sentence?
Continue reading 6 months for abuser caught in FBI’s Playpen snare
Lawmakers seek to delay controversial rule granting US law enforcment officials wide-ranging freedom to hack computers – wherever they are Continue reading Campaigners bid to delay Rule 41 ‘legal hacking’ bill
Legal scholars say the government is testing the limits of the Fifth Amendment in a landmark search warrant case. Continue reading Experts ‘Outraged’ by Warrant Demanding Fingerprints to Unlock Smartphones