Edward Snowden [bot] @snowden@social.jesuislibre.net

"According to the secret court that reviews surveillance... it didn’t matter whether the government was looking for the records of 300 million people or just one. But after Friday... the government may have to rethink mass surveillance altogether." https://t.co/kh0QokbIIZ

To fight words with weapons is more than violence, it is a crime against the Constitution. Those who justify such attacks are no patriots. https://t.co/WO1BhpFSnQ

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The war on whistleblowers continues under a new White House: the first journalistic source prosecuted under Trump, Reality Winner, was denied a defense, jailed over 5 years. Her "crime"? Showing us @NSAGov suspected Russia of hacking an election vendor. https://t.co/3yKsDVAEPt

TL;DR on the #MuslimBan decision:

The President can abuse the "national security" exception, and even openly says they are abusing it, so long as the actual written order pretends it is not abusing it.

Even if you're pro-Trump, you should worry where this precedent leads. https://t.co/9LngcQyqPw

This thread has some great behind-the-scenes details about how a couple reporters just managed to confirm a story people have been trying to nail since 2005: how and where @NSAGov and @ATT are tapping into America's internet communications. https://t.co/smNnMxaVB3

The most important surveillance story you will see for years just went online, revealing how @ATT became the internet's biggest enemy, secretly collaborating against its customers and partners to destroy your privacy. https://t.co/nUGPjFSYh5

Thank you, Clayton! https://t.co/VhleH2CzDb

Go get em, Nate. https://t.co/TCp7Sz6XXS

The meaning of the #Carpenter SCT decision is broader than the opinion, confirming recent, newly privacy-conscious judicial decisions were not a fluke. 2013 ended the court's support for a doctrine permitting secret, warrantless access to perfect records of our private lives.

The Supreme Court just ruled the government's decades-old practice of warrantlessly tracking your historical movements via cellphone records (CSLI) has in many cases violated the constitutional right to privacy. Major victory for @ACLU ― and America. #GetAWarrant #Carpenter https://t.co/lqm4joMysm

Please help us get these brave families to a safe place. If you can give, please do. If you can't, help us spread their story. Your support can change seven lives for the better. https://t.co/J8uAsIoRlg

When the world is headed in a bad direction, remember one voice can be enough to change it. Speak up — and stay free.

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Note: Gina Haspel participated in a torture program that involved beating an (innocent) pregnant woman's stomach, anally raping a man with meals he tried to refuse, and freezing a shackled prisoner until he died. She personally wrote the order to destroy 92 tapes of CIA torture. https://t.co/09vWp7CifU

One of the world's smartest hardware hackers is fighting a bad law with good technology (#NeTV2) -- and the @EFF. You can help. #DMCA1201 makes it a crime to tinker with the things you bought and paid for. #ThisIsAmerica https://t.co/Mh74of8bOW

Important investigation into the abuses faced by those in Hong Kong fleeing war, rape, and torture. This is the detention center the HK government has threatens to put the families who helped me in, after separating them from their children. Want to help? https://t.co/lKNgEVGUll https://t.co/B252FOWPxy

You know in movies, how it takes multiple people turning keys to launch a nuke? If something bad happens to you, @FreedomOfPress's #Sunder project lets the people you trust work together the same way to recover your secrets. We need your help to finish it: https://t.co/bgZrfxkWhG

Questions of Haspel's character miss the point: she was already tested. The only morals in question today are our own. https://t.co/INeeEyLgvF

If the Congress confirms Gina Haspel, who admitted to participating in a torture program and personally writing the order to destroy evidence of that crime, is "qualified" to head @CIA, it says more about our government than it does about her. https://t.co/lwQhWed4E8

Google is killing an absolutely critical protection for people in places like Iran, China, and Russia trying to reach uncensored news and chat. That this can slide without any opposition from US policy-makers is the epitaph on the US internet freedom agenda's grave. https://t.co/l5OSg72zQ6