For the Americans out there do you think there should be an amendment to the US Constitution guaranteeing our right to privacy? If yes, how should it read? If no, why not? My next post will be how I think

This is a list from top to bottom of people or groups who violate your privacy. 1. Your Government This should be obvious but people really think that the government has their best interest in mind which

I don't know about you but I like my privacy and about a year ago I woke up and realized that I had pretty much completely given up my digital privacy. I decided that I wanted to take it back so I started

You are the weak point for every security infrastructure. People are easy to munipulate and result in security breaches. Don't be a soft target.

Snowden's new book "Permanent Record" is a brilliantly insightful commentary on the state of the world. It's a chilling examination of the current global surveillance apparatus that he helped

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Once upon a time I had an old Steem It account that was lost due to not being very diligent with my keys but now I have learned the secret to not losing access to my personal accounts. Create backups of