
Digital Rights
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Chilling Effects Clearinghouse
Action Center | Electronic Frontier Foundation
Call on the Department of Homeland Security to Publish Clear Guidelines for What They Do with Sensitive Traveler Information Collected in Digital Searches Our lives are on our laptops - family photos, medical documents, banking info, details about what websites we visit, and so much more.ONI Home Page | OpenNet Initiative
ONI's main filtering map shows the states and regions where each type of filtering ONI studies takes place. Our social media map serves as an easy visual guide to the states and regions where filtering of five major social media sites occurs. For a detailed look at when and where YouTube has been filtered since 2006, check out YouTube Censored: A Recent History , ONI's interactive global timeline.Who? Privacy International’s mission is to defend the right to privacy across the world, and to fight surveillance and other intrusions into private life by governments and corporations.
Privacy International
Net Neutrality
Center for Democracy & Technology | Keeping the Internet Open, Innovative and Free
Strong privacy and security rules are crucial to the success of the new health insurance exchanges mandated by the Health Care Reform.1 These exchanges will require new and unique exchanges of data among state agencies, the federal government, private health plans, businesses, individuals and the exchange itself. This process will trigger the creation, collection, exchange, and disclosure of personally identifiable information. Exchanges will handle, at a minimum, basic demographic...Electronic Privacy Information Center
When we think about data breaches, we often worry about malicious-minded computer hackers exploiting software flaws, or perhaps Internet criminals seeking to enrich themselves at our expense.
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse | Empowering Consumers. Protecting Privacy.
Save the Internet | Join the fight for Internet Freedom
This extraordinary book explains the engine that has catapulted the Internet from backwater to ubiquity—and reveals that it is sputtering precisely because of its runaway success. With the unwitting help of its users, the generative Internet is on a path to a lockdown, ending its cycle of innovation—and facilitating unsettling new kinds of control.

