Privacy

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Drone Controversies Renew Questions About Who ‘Owns’ the Skies

Why DOGE Should Leave the Penny Alone

The Feds’ Vehicle ‘Kill Switch’ Mandate Is a Gross (and Dangerous) Violation of Privacy

Governments Are Using Drones to Spy on Americans. Here’s How People Are Fighting Back

It’s ‘Unreasonable’ for Banks to Share Your Financial Info With the Government, 8 in 10 Americans Say

How I’m Responding to Australia’s Techno-Autocracy

Former Fed President: Government Snooping on Bank Transactions Over $600 a “Massive Search Without a Search Warrant”

Ghost Guns and the Deeply American Tradition of Gun Privacy

Apple Just Proved Privacy Is Still Popular—the US Government Should Pay Attention

Back-To-School 2020: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Media Deems Cashless Society a ‘Conspiracy Theory’ After Admonishing Cash Use

The EARN IT Act Won’t Protect Children, But It Will Destroy Digital Privacy

Contact Tracing: Laying the Foundation for Real-Time Social Tracking

Mass Surveillance Is Spreading along with COVID-19

Tech Companies Are Watching. Do We Care?

How Much Is Your Data Worth to Tech Companies? Lawmakers Want to Tell You, but They Have No Idea

Have Consumers Already Lost the Online Privacy War?

Australia’s New Anti-Encryption Law Is Unprecedented and Undermines Global Privacy

How Privacy Regulation Can Emerge from the Data Dark Ages