It’s a dangerous time for digital rights when our best line of defense is a multibillion-dollar corporation
In run-up to 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Panasonic and other multinational corporations find big market for security
The government’s true goal is to use the case to establish a chilling legal precedent
US says Apple is 'repudiating' order to unlock San Bernardino shooter's iPhone out of commercial concern over its brand
We’re all cyborgs in the age of Big Data, but our rights don't extend to the digital shadows we produce
New Human Rights Watch report focuses on the loss of civil liberties in the face of increasing talk of national security
The 1990s TV classic is back, but the US government has become scarier than any conspiracy theory
What does your Uber score say about you?
Keeping people outside jail under constant surveillance serves no rehabilitative function
Analysis: Intelligence, law enforcement claims that more intrusive spying could have stopped attacks don’t match facts
