Your Cellphone Is Spying on You
How the surveillance state co-opted personal technology
Long live the security state
We know they're watching, but not who they're watching
Data collection the new authoritarianism
The President and the leadership of both political parties have abandoned their oaths to uphold the Constitution.
You'll never be alone ...
The War on Terror has come home, and the "battlefield" is everywhere.
It's truly amazing that a copyright case led to this ...
But don't get too excited, the Senate will probably renew the law
It would be a carte blanche to monitor communications
Continental privacy laws are no shield against snoopy Americans
Big frigging repercussions from a bungled copyright case
The better to target advertising
Well, that would make sense
But it's for our safety, right?
Wants internet communications to be accessible to police without a warrant
"The kids are used to being monitored."
It's good to know the New York Police Department can take a little good-natured ribbing about hypothetical future policing tactics.
The GOP convention gave a powerful boost to Tampa law enforcement.
Government snoops are interested in reading more than just your email.
Can't let that high-tech spook gear go to waste
How technology and misguided legal reasoning have made your life an open e-book
They argue that monitoring them is different than installing them
Male guardians can receive texts telling them of their dependent's locations abroad
Apparent constitutional puzzle over whether police need a warrant to look at text messages causing headaches in courts across the country
Andrea Hernandez objects on privacy, religious grounds
The senator took heavy fire from civil liberties groups
Authorities were settling a personal score with her father
We're led by people of questionable competence, miserable judgment and a flexible relationship with the truth.
Law enforcement expressed concerns to bill sponsor Senator Patrick Leahy and it was rewritten
Court decision allows for taps on the phones of acquaintances of targeted suspects
After 15 years and billions of dollars, the virtual border fence is still just a mirage.