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Ai Weiwei Discovers Listening Devices Hidden Throughout His Art Studio

Consider us disturbed.

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The Postal Service Is Still Sloppy About Mass Surveillance

They're tracking Americans' mail. And they're not careful about it.

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AT&T Gave The NSA Unique And Unprecedented Access

By Julia Angwin, Charlie Savage, Jeff Larson, Henrik Moltke, Laura Poitras and James Risen, The New York Times

In A Statement About Privacy, This Artist Tracks Himself At All Times

"By opening up my life publicly, I’ve managed to live a very anonymous and private life."

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After Approving Spy Gear For Egypt, Obama Admin Cozies Up To Regime

Activists are nervous about what an advanced American surveillance system could do to their already diminished freedoms.

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The Most Dramatic Crimes Solved Thanks To Surveillance Cameras

Fazaga v. FBI: Eroding Democracy, in Two Dimensions at once

A federal judge has issued a disturbing ruling allowing the FBI to evade public accountability for infiltrating faith institutions. The decision enables ongoing constitutional violations by the executive branch while, at the same time, eroding judicial independence.

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