Today is the first anniversary of Edward J. Snowdens whistleblowing on mass intercept surveillance as well as revelations that have profoundly changed our understanding about the way personal information and communication flows across the globe are monitored and collected. A global campaign – not only of protest, but also of action – is taking place today: Reset The Net, which aims to promote user-friendly, reliable, and free software and apps for computers and mobile devices so that people that value their their privacy can reclaim it through basic encryption and anonymization. Start your day by spending ten minutes securing your computer and mobile phone, making it harder not only for intelligence agencies like the NSA and the GCHQ to spy on you, but also for hackers to steal your personal data so as to commit frauds with your private information. Read more at https://resetthenet.org/ and act, so that you can take back your privacy and freedoms. M.
Posted on: Thu, 05 Jun 2014 07:18:12 +0000
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