Privacy
Laws meant to protect public figures from dangerous stalkers also make it extremely difficult to hold government officials to account.
We’ve entered the era of genetic surveillance and nothing—not even our own cells—is off-limits.
Congress needs to put some meaningful guardrails on law enforcement’s ability to buy our data from private entities.
After finding her country star mother mortally wounded in late April, the actress is fighting for protections to keep “utterly unguarded” parts of police interviews private.
Footage has been given to law enforcement at least 11 times this year, the data and retail giant wrote in letter to senator.
Abortion-seekers will have targets on their backs once Roe v. Wade is overturned, and law enforcement already relies on Big Tech to track citizens.
The world’s wealthiest man is an erratic leader, and will gain enormous power when he assumes ownership over millions of people’s personal data.