Podcast
Open Privacy Research Society
Design for the margins: New tools for online privacy, security, and anonymity
Scott Neigh | Erinn Atwater and Dan Ballard talk about how the Open Privacy Research Society and how their organization is protecting marginalized people from data theft and other malicious online interceptions.
Activist Toolkit
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As doxing ramps up, we need to protect our privacy
| Equality Labs is teaching us how to protect ourselves digitally
Activist Toolkit
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A guide to protect your sources
| Learn what to do to maintain confidentiality and security
Columnists
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CIA spying and the Theatre of Privacy
Wayne MacPhail | How gadget paranoid do we need to be given last week's Wikileaks dump about how the CIA is spying on us via our smartphones and TV sets?
Columnists
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Is your Internet data ending up in the NSA's hands?
David Christopher, Digital Freedom Update | What's happening to our data on its journey around the Internet has deeply concerning privacy implications for all of us. Now a new educational platform is raising awareness of these issues.
Columnists
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Facebook's track record makes its starry-eyed manifesto hard to swallow
Wayne MacPhail | Mark Zuckerberg says it's time for Facebook to eschew the current zeitgeist of nationalism, and become a tool for uniting global communities. Say what?
Podcast
Defending social movements against digital threats
Scott Neigh | Dmitri Vitaliev talks about eQualit.ie, a Montreal-based organization that works on digital security issues for social movements and human rights groups.
Activist Toolkit
Manual with tech tools for activists
| Open source and free software to communicate securely online
Activist Toolkit
Manual which outlines tech tools for activists
| Open source and free software to communicate securely online.
Columnists
Privacy compromised: Legal rights and protections in Canada
Pro Bono, Michael Hackl | What should the institutions that are privy to our private information do when they have to deal with competing privacy and secrecy concerns? Michael Hackl looks at Canada's privacy laws to find out.
Columnists
What the heck is a Stingray? And what does it have to do with my privacy?
Digital Freedom Update, Laura Tribe | A growing concern in the privacy world, the surveillance device nicknamed a "Stingray" is an invasive technology that threatens to undermine the privacy of anyone with a cell phone.
Columnists
Why is Netflix cracking down on essential privacy tools?
Meghan Sali, Digital Freedom Update | When Netflix announced recently that the company would be cracking down on users who employ privacy tools while using the service, you could practically hear the groans reverberate across the globe.