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Top 5 Most Liked Posts (14 days)

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Locking down your phone, being mindful of what you're wearing, and coming up with plans to communicate with others are all key steps to take before attending a protest.

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Florida’s SB 868 is a deeply invasive bill that puts the privacy and safety of young people at serious risk. From forcing social media platforms to break end-to-end encryption to banning disappearing messages, this bill is a massive overreach. Tell Florida lawmakers to reject SB 868.

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CBP policies allow searches of travelers’ devices even without direct suspicion of the traveler. You might think you have nothing to hide, “but maybe you’re associated with someone who is under government scrutiny,” EFF’s Sophia Cope told @miamiherald.com.

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US citizens aren't legally required to carry citizenship documents, but “the law is divorced from reality,” EFF’s Saira Hussain told @huffpost.com - the practical reality is that DHS, CBP, and ICE “may not necessarily be following case law at the moment.”

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Location data is always sensitive–no matter where you’re going. Tell your lawmakers: It’s time to end location surveillance and the exploitation of our personal data.

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Top 5 Most Reposted Posts (14 days)

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Locking down your phone, being mindful of what you're wearing, and coming up with plans to communicate with others are all key steps to take before attending a protest.

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CBP policies allow searches of travelers’ devices even without direct suspicion of the traveler. You might think you have nothing to hide, “but maybe you’re associated with someone who is under government scrutiny,” EFF’s Sophia Cope told @miamiherald.com.

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If more people decline face scans, TSA might rethink “whether it’s actually effective to roll out programs like these,” EFF’s Saira Hussain told @huffpost.com. Without pushback, they're "just going to keep instituting more and more invasive techniques.”

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Florida’s SB 868 is a deeply invasive bill that puts the privacy and safety of young people at serious risk. From forcing social media platforms to break end-to-end encryption to banning disappearing messages, this bill is a massive overreach. Tell Florida lawmakers to reject SB 868.

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US citizens aren't legally required to carry citizenship documents, but “the law is divorced from reality,” EFF’s Saira Hussain told @huffpost.com - the practical reality is that DHS, CBP, and ICE “may not necessarily be following case law at the moment.”

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