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Lee Gensler

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Five ways to protect your content from the NSA

13 Jun 2013

Access is currently working with a coalition of US and international human rights organizations to demand that the US Congress investigate and halt the NSA’s pervasive surveillance program PRISM, which threatens the privacy rights of millions of internet users. Until this rights-abusing surveillance system is dismantled, there are some basic ways that you can protect the content of your internet communications from surveillance.

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Five ways to protect your content from the NSA
13 Jun 2013
Five ways to protect your content from the NSA
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