Electronic Frontier Foundation

eff.org

21 April 2025 03:29

Powering off your phone or laptop erases the key that unlocks its encryption, and so protects against unwanted searches, EFF’s Will Greenberg told @apnews.com. “This is why a border agent can’t simply turn a device on to use a tool like Cellebrite.”

Electronic Frontier Foundation

eff.org

21 April 2025 03:25

Rampant use of police surveillance tech “really comes down to a question of, do we want to live in a city where all of us – all of us, not just 'criminals,' but all of us - are watched & listened to everywhere we go?” EFF's @joshrichman.bsky.social told @nbcbayarea.com.

Electronic Frontier Foundation

eff.org

21 April 2025 03:24

Unchecked use of police surveillance technology can quickly spiral into privacy violations, EFF’s Beryl Lipton told San Francisco's @kpixtv.bsky.social.

Draken BlackKnight

drakenblackknight.bsky.social

21 April 2025 03:06

I stopped feeling that way. Now I even put spaces in my passwords and confuse the living fuck out of anyone who steals the hashes or the csv files in a data breach. :3

Draken BlackKnight

drakenblackknight.bsky.social

21 April 2025 02:58

Leave the main phones at home, take a spare phone without a SIM card and on airplane mode so you can take pictures (you can still connect to wifi on airplane mode), coordinate with others using a Baofeng UV-5R.