Congresswoman Jacky Rosen (NV-03) has introduced H.R. 1868, the Restoring American Privacy Act of 2017, which would reverse the recently signed S.J. Res. 34. America is still reeling from that repeal…
There's much more to privacy than just a random individual luxury: if you don't have privacy growing up, you can't even form your identity. Growing up and forming an identity…
President Trump has signed into law the end of a basic internet privacy right, as well as an end to the ability for the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) to make…
Montana will soon require law enforcement to obtain a search warrant before looking through your electronic communications such as emails, text messages, and chats. Montana Governor Steve Bullock is holding off on…
Congress has decided that Internet Service Providers shall be Common Carriers but without the obligations of a Common Carrier. Specifically, which was the shocker last week - telephone secrets don't…
Encryption saves lives. The largest users of encryption have been military forces - secret messages have helped win wars, laying the foundation for the United States today. It was the…
Soon, every Verizon user on Android will have a new online privacy concern that they need to be aware of - pre-installed spyware called Appflash. This week, Verizon announced their…
In stark contrast to Congress's recent vote against the Internet privacy rights of American constituents, Minnesota's state Senators have voted to add broadband privacy protections at the state level. The protections were…
President Donald Trump could and should veto a newly passed resolution which strips away Americans' broadband privacy protections. In response to the 215-205 vote by the House of Representatives to pass…
“The ayes have it.” Broadband Privacy has been dealt a blow in Congress with the recent repeal of online privacy protections by the FCC with a 215-205 vote. Since the…