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We (still) know where you’ll be next summer

19 Jul 2017

No matter who you are or where you’re from, if your plans include crossing a border in the EU, your private information is fair game. If you choose to visit the US, the situation may be even worse.

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We (still) know where you’ll be next summer
19 Jul 2017
We (still) know where you’ll be next summer
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Trump administration doubles down on alarming social media tracking practices

30 Jan 2017

The U.S. is already asking foreign travelers for their social media information at the border. Now that request may become a requirement.

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Trump administration doubles down on alarming social media tracking practices
30 Jan 2017
Trump administration doubles down on alarming social media tracking practices
Victory for digital equity: court upholds New York's broadband price cap for low-income families

Thousands object to U.S. plan to collect social media info at border

22 Aug 2016

Asking people entering the U.S. for their social media accounts threatens privacy and free expression.

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Thousands object to U.S. plan to collect social media info at border
22 Aug 2016
Thousands object to U.S. plan to collect social media info at border
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