Privacy
Appeals Court Takes on Legalities of NSA Snooping
Obama administration grilled on mass collection of phone records
Dems Push Obama to Declassify Snooping Rules
Want access to legal opinions justifying executive power to collect people's information
The Latest NSA Revelation Wouldn't Be So Scary If Agency Hadn't Gone Bonkers
How to make a search engine sound terrifying
Nude Body Scanners Easily Tricked
They've been removed from U.S. airports, but are still being used elsewhere.
Cellphone Tracking Means They Can Hear You Now
Suitcase-size systems mimic cellphone towers and follow your every move.
Digital Lineups
The FBI plans to stick the mugs of almost 1 in 6 Americans into a facial recognition database by next year.
1.4 Million Taxpayers Exposed to 'increased risk of fraud and identity theft' by IRS
Nice work, oh tax collectors.
The Intelligence Community's Secrets and Lies
Obama's loyalty lies with the spooks, not with the people who elected him.
Turning Yourself Into a Surveillance Camera May be Perfectly Legal
Sousveillance as a constitutional right.
These White Boxes Could Track Your Every Move
Seattle PD turned surveillance WiFi off to work out privacy policy; nine months later, still no policy.
The NSA's Online Dragnet
Warrantless surveillance hits the target, along with many other people.
Can Ignorance Protect Your Privacy?
A ruling against warrantless tracking assumes that people don't know how cellphones work.
