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ACLU and EFF Sue Over Warrantless Phone and Laptop Searches at U.S. Border

8 years ago aclu.org eff

ACLU and EFF sue federal government to stop warrantless searches of smartphones, laptops, and other electronic devices at the border

8 years ago aclu.org eff

Suing California for Throwing Out 45,000 Ballots Over Handwriting 'Mismatches'

8 years ago aclu.org california

Court Rejects CIA Torture Psychologists’ Final Bid to Avoid Standing Trial

8 years ago aclu.org cia trial

ACLU: Massive Search Warrant Targets Anti-Trump Website in Clear Threat to the Constitution

8 years ago aclu.org

New TSA Policy May Lead to Increased Scrutiny of Reading Material

8 years ago aclu.org

Social Media Passwords Shouldn’t Be a Condition of Entry to the U.S.

8 years ago aclu.org media

Trying to Keep the Internet Safe from Warrantless NSA Surveillance

8 years ago aclu.org nsa

The Privacy Threat From Always-On Microphones Like the Amazon Echo

8 years ago aclu.org amazon privacy

New Documents Reveal Government Effort to Impose Secrecy on Encryption Company

9 years ago aclu.org encryption

Police escalate social media surveillance software; activists in crosshairs

9 years ago aclu.org media

Police Accidentally Record Conspiring to Fabricate Charges Against Protestor

9 years ago aclu.org

To the Government, Your Latest Facebook Rant Is Raw Intel

9 years ago aclu.org facebook intel

ACLU obtained documents under the FOIA that reveal 63 other instances where Apple—and Google—were ordered to help unlock phones

9 years ago aclu.org

One of the FBI’s Major Claims in the iPhone Case Is Fraudulent

9 years ago aclu.org apple fbi iphone

Does the FBI Really Even Need Apple’s Help?

9 years ago aclu.org apple fbi

A Campaign to #TakeCTRL of Our Privacy Sweeps the Nation (And You Thought Bipartisanship Was Dead)

9 years ago aclu.org privacy

Law Enforcement is Using a 226-Year-Old Law to Force Tech Companies to Unlock Mobile Phones

9 years ago aclu.org

A Decade-Old Gag Order, Lifted

9 years ago aclu.org

Congress Working in the Dark on Cybersecurity Bill: With a sweeping cybersecurity "information sharing" bill expected to become law next year, passed in haste and against strong opposition of the privacy and civil liberties community, the ACLU filed a lawsuit today to uncover what it will authorize

10 years ago aclu.org lawsuit privacy

Out of the Darkness: How two psychologists and CIA devised torture program

10 years ago aclu.org cia

China’s Nightmarish Citizen Scores Are a Warning for Americans

10 years ago aclu.org china

Mysterious Planes Over Baltimore Spark Surveillance Suspicions

10 years ago aclu.org

Shotspotter CEO Answers Questions on Gunshot Detectors in Cities

10 years ago aclu.org

FBI Slow-Walking Toward End of Illegitimate Stingray Secrecy

10 years ago aclu.org fbi

When Does Your Google Search Become a Crime?

10 years ago aclu.org google

The Internet of Kafkaesque Things

10 years ago aclu.org

Cell Phone Records Can Show Where You Sleep and Where You Pray

10 years ago aclu.org

The NSA Has Taken Over the Internet Backbone. We're Suing to Get it Back.

10 years ago aclu.org nsa

Judge to Government: 'National Security' Isn't a 'Magic Word' That Allows Constitutional Rights Violations

10 years ago aclu.org

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