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Notes and reading tagged surveillance

  • JULY 24

    A Duress Password Is Now Being Treated as Destruction of Evidence

    Zack Whittaker reports federal prosecutors charged an American who allegedly entered a GrapheneOS duress password during a CBP phone search—treating a coercion-protection feature as destruction of property to prevent seizure.

    Inspired by techcrunch.com · Zack Whittaker

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  • JULY 24

    Privacy Should Be the Default, Not a Form You Have to Fill Out

    Cory Doctorow argues the real problem with data brokers is that they may collect and sell personal information by default—and that California’s DROP platform, while a real improvement, still puts the burden on the person being cataloged.

    Inspired by pluralistic.net · Cory Doctorow

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