The Guardian & Snowden
RT @wikileaks “Guardian got $700k for ‘Snowden’ film rights. Gave $0 towards #Snowden’s defence. … #NSA #WikiLeaks” http://t.co/uTUu9vljWn
Privacy
Unsure about Sharing Permissions?
RT @AnnBruckerTIS “Love this Google sharing permissions graphic by @sylviaduckworth! @BPSTIS http://t.co/aUPha9zFB6”
Wikimedia sues NSA
RT @TechCrunch “Wikimedia Sues NSA Over Mass Surveillance by @riptari” http://t.co/vmZRN51junTrue
Post-Snowden: Privacy is Changing
RT @TechCrunch “Pew finds one-third of Americans have made privacy changes, post-Snowden ” http://t.co/3geTWAOTgXTrue
Who does student data belong to?
RT @isteconnects “A 5-minute plea to make student data over-the-counter http://t.co/8nwbVfK5jb” http://t.co/b5JIUEtHIo
Surveillance Reform in 2015
Ring in 2015 with Surveillance Reform! RT @TechCrunch “Google Claims 2015 Will Be A “Moment” For Surveillance Reform” http://t.co/DByqr8DpNd
Verizon Tracking
@VerizonWireless: http://t.co/cg2qTwtCyf says you are not tracking me. Thanks for not violating my privacy. Don’t start. Tweet this! Verizon has a history of disregarding customer’s right to privacy. If you’ve heard about the Apple iCloud hack, these stories about Verizon’s perma-cookies to tracking of customer’s movements for advertisers should be a concern-not just for privacy … Read moreVerizon Tracking