Privacy

Sloppy Cyber Threat Sharing Is Surveillance by Another Name

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Jun 29th, 2015

Chris Soghoian Q+A: The Next Chapter of Surveillance Reform

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Jun 4th, 2015

United States v. Davis – Wrestling With the Third Party Doctrine

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May 13th, 2015

The Minimalist Surveillance Reforms of USA Freedom

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Apr 29th, 2015

Encryption, Anonymity, and the “Right to Science”

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Apr 28th, 2015

The Investigation into 12333 Begins

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Apr 9th, 2015

Talking About Section 215: A Readers’ Guide

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Apr 7th, 2015

Wikimedia v. NSA: Standing and the Fight for Free Speech and Privacy

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Mar 30th, 2015

The Right Way to Share Information and Improve Cybersecurity

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Mar 26th, 2015

Deep Dive: The White House’s New Memo on Drones and Privacy

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Mar 16th, 2015

UK Parliament’s Intell and Security Committee: Intelligence agencies “do not seek to circumvent the law”

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Mar 13th, 2015

Microsoft Case: The Government Responds, But Fails to Convince

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Mar 10th, 2015

Guest Post: US Intelligence Reforms Still Allow Plenty of Suspicionless Spying on Americans

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Feb 13th, 2015

The Newest Reforms on SIGINT Collection Still Leave Loopholes

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Feb 3rd, 2015

Five Important Questions About DEA’s Vehicle Surveillance Program

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Jan 30th, 2015

You Should Care About Mutual Legal Assistance More Than You Do

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Jan 28th, 2015

OHCHR Call for Comments on Encryption and Anonymity Online

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Jan 27th, 2015

Judge Posner vs. David Cole: What’s the Value of Privacy Unless You Have Something to Hide? (Video Clip)

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Dec 5th, 2014

Guest Post: NSA Reform — The Consequences of Failure

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Nov 26th, 2014

Full Virginia State Court Opinion on Passcodes vs. Fingerprints

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Nov 19th, 2014

The Surveillance State’s Legalism Isn’t About Morals, It’s About Manipulating the Rules

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Nov 13th, 2014

A Cult of Rules: The Origins of Legalism in the Surveillance State

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Nov 5th, 2014

Twitter is Suing the US Government in an Effort to Reveal Surveillance Information

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Oct 8th, 2014

The Need for Both Legal and Technical Privacy Protections

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Sep 30th, 2014

FBI is Hurting Apple and Google’s Competitiveness with Crypto Backdoor Demands

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Sep 29th, 2014

Why (Some) Secrecy is Good for Civil Liberties

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Jul 24th, 2014

Riley v. California — An Important Step Forward, but How Far Forward?

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Jul 1st, 2014

Eleventh Circuit Says No to Warrantless Cell Tracking, Calls Other Metadata Programs Into Question

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Jun 11th, 2014

Why We Can’t Support the New USA FREEDOM Act

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May 21st, 2014

Let the Sun Shine In: WaPo Story on the Magistrates’ Revolt

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Apr 25th, 2014

New Editors’ Picks Reading List: IHRL on Privacy and Surveillance

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Apr 17th, 2014

Fourth Circuit Upholds Contempt Against Lavabit, Doesn’t Decide Gov’t Access to Encryption Keys

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Apr 16th, 2014

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