We never bother to Google \"Can you really delete a text message forever?\" If we did, we'd discover a treasure trove of procedures for retrieving stuff we wish could vanish; some of those methods even include helpful YouTube videos to aid the technologically challenged. <\/p>\n
Greg Schwem <\/p>\n
Corporate comedian, Business emcee, Author, 'Text Me If You're Breathing' <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
In a very powerful exclusive interview, I recently had the privilege of speaking to an American hero, William Binney, NSA whistleblower. <\/p>\n
When speaking out means sacrificing privacy, we lose points of view, and the quality of our democracy suffers. That should give all of us something to truly fear. <\/p>\n
Brynne O'Neal <\/p>\n
Brynne O'Neal is a Research and Program Associate at the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law. <\/p>\n
The \"security vs. liberty\" strawman argument remains the rhetorical weapon of choice for National Security State officials terrified by the spread of public encryption technologies. They argue that, absent some form of technological \"back door\" to break into private encrypted communications, federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies will be blinded, unable to fend off potential terrorist attacks here at home. <\/p>\n
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