With today's wireless communications technology, employees can work remotely, governments and businesses can monitor our communications, transactions, and movements remotely, and using drones, the military can kill remotely - yet our constitutional rights have remained immobile, tethered to the physical borders of the United States.

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Much to her surprise, a few weeks ago, a woman in Florida was sent a letter informing her that because of her death she had been stricken from the voter rolls. It seems that for the second time, the Social Security Administration had confused her with a woman...

A future where unmanned surveillance drones zip through the skies keeping tabs on civilians is no longer relegated to dystopic novels. The panopticon has arrived and privacy rights are in danger.

In less than three months, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will allow law enforcement agencies to operate drones in...

As security officials continue to stir the pot with doomsday warnings of apocalyptic cyberattacks, lawmakers must not lose sight of privacy rights as Congress moves ahead with legislation aimed at protecting key private networks.

Heeding the warnings of impending cyber Armageddon, this year both the Senate and...