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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Biometric Data in Iraq
This week at my summer clerkship, I helped research and draft a letter (pdf) about the collection of biometric data from Iraqi citizens. The U.S. military is using mobile scanners to compile a database of information about hundreds of thousands … Continue reading
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Eavesdrop It Like It’s Hot
I wrote a piece for Campus Progress about why not having an iPhone might be a blessing in disguise. This way, the NSA won’t be wiretapping your phone! Check it out, and feel free to leave comments over there.
Posted in Civil Rights/Civil Liberties, National Security, Science/Technology
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