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Authorities across India are shutting down mobile phone and Internet access to millions of people using antiquated riot laws — quelling free speech and even basic communication in a country that professes openness and digital access for all.
After Snowden revealed the National Security Agency was collecting data en masse about American e-mails, the government said it had ended that particular program in 2011.But it turns out that didn’t really stop the NSA from being able to suck data about Americans’ e-mails: Instead, the government was able to replace the key functions of that program by relying on legal methods designed to collect information information about foreigners, according to a NSA Inspector General report obtained by the New York Times via a Freedom of Information Act suit. And because those methods focused on overseas collection, or collection aimed at non-U.S. citizens, they largely had less oversight than the now-defunct domestic e-mail records program.“This is yet another trick move in the never-ending shell game that the NSA is playing with the American people, and apparently with the secret court whose oversight it is trying to evade,” said Kevin Bankston, the director of New America’s Open Technology Institute. “New rule: if the NSA claims that a particular surveillance program has ended, or that a particular type of surveillance has halted ‘under this program,’ assume that it is still going on in another program.”
Why it’s so hard to keep up with how the U.S. government is spying on its own people (via accessnow)
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We just found a treasure trove of videos from 2015, so more updates to follow!
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Long live freedom and damn the ideologies.
Robinson Jeffers, The Stars Go Over The Lonely Ocean (1940)
Congress Has Passed CISA
After a disappointingly overwhelming vote of 74 to 21, Congress has passed the controversial Cybersecurity bill, CISA (Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act) and put our privacy in the hands of corporations, and a government that has already decided that we’re more precious “data,” than important citizens. Read The Guardian for further information on the passing of CISA, and to understand the disappointment this has incited across America.
It would appear we’re one step closer to a true Cyberpunk society. Time to start learning to use your Terminals, kids.
Here are the names of the Senators who voted against your rights on #CISA. Is yours on the list? Share their names. https://t.co/0gjiHRj231
Wanna know a good scary movie to watch tonight or tomorrow? It’s scary, because the things in the movie could really happen…
Edward Snowden is now @snowden
The exiled whistleblower signed up for Twitter today, using @snowden.
Twitter turned the three-years-dormant userid over to Snowden, who is operating his own account (which has only one entry to it, to date: “Can you hear me now?”).
The signup was prompted by Snowden’s Snowden’s interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson:
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Homeland Security had warned the library supporting Tor could allow criminals to move child pornography anonymously. The library voted to continue its support of Tor, saying any freedom brings risk.
The Hawthorne effect (also referred to as the observer effect) is a type of reactivity in which individuals modify or improve an aspect of their behavior in response to their awareness of being observed. The original research at the Hawthorne Works in Cicero Illinois on lighting changes and work structure changes such as working hours and break times were originally interpreted by Elton Mayo and others to mean that paying attention to overall worker needs would improve productivity. Later interpretations such as that done by Landsberger suggested that the novelty of being research subjects and the increased attention from such could lead to temporary increases in workers’ productivity. This interpretation was dubbed “the Hawthorne effect.”
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Ew. So much ew.
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Germany opened a treason investigation on Thursday into a news website that a broadcaster said had reported on plans to increase state surveillance of online communications. German media said it was the first time in more than 50 years that journalists had faced treason charges, and some denounced the move as an attack on the freedom of the press.
If any of my non-German-speaking followers wonders what’s going on in Germany… well, that’s what’s going on. And it’s fucked up.