March 19, 2020 NIST shared dataset of tattoos that’s been used to identify prisoners The EFF got in touch with the institutions that have the dataset. Some deleted it, while one refused and others didn't bother to respond. Naked Security
June 04, 2019 US visa applicants required to hand over social media info As of Friday, it's no longer optional - the US is asking for five years of social media information. Naked Security
May 25, 2018 Trump’s blocking of Twitter users declared unconstitutional The president is banned from blocking users and could face legal action if he doesn't lift current blocks. Naked Security
December 18, 2015 Should visitors to Islamic State sites face punishments like fines or jail time? A prominent US law professor proposes criminalizing online terrorist material as we do child abuse imagery. Naked Security
July 19, 2015 Reddit’s filth to be locked in the basement The new policy is for "abhorrent" content to require a login to access, to be kept invisible to searches, and to generate no revenue. Naked Security
July 16, 2015 Reddit CEO goes in search of values for the crisis-hit community Want to rant, vent, or dialogue with the new CEO? Take a deep breath: he's doing an Ask Me Anything session. Saints, have mercy on his soul. Naked Security
June 18, 2015 News sites can be held responsible for user comments Online news site Delfi can be fined for comments left by anonymous readers, ruled the European Court of Human Rights. Naked Security
June 03, 2015 Violent Facebook threats conviction thrown out by US Supreme Court It's not enough that ordinary people would find murderous rants threatening, the court said. Rather, courts have to consider frame of mind. Naked Security
March 06, 2015 Facebook post criticizing employer lands Florida man in Abu Dhabi prison Used to First Amendment protection, he never would have imagined that berating his employer would land him in an Emirati jail. Now, Ryan Pate faces a potential 5 years in jail and a stiff fine. Naked Security