Amnesty has done amazing work historically, which were used as evidence in international criminal cases. And helped guide other countries foreign policies.
If one (or, hopefully many) other country views this report and decides to issue sanctions against the US for human rights violations, it's a very useful report.
Oh daymn, this is straight from the mouth of the executive director of amnesty international
ICE is fundamentally broken and cannot be fixed. For the U.S. government to have an immigration enforcement system that complies with international human rights law and standards, ICE needs to be abolished and we need to start over.
Don't buy the phone anywhere near an embassy or airport. Pay cash. Don't give your name or ID. Reinstall the OS immediately after taking it out of the box. Setup FDE with a strong passphrase. Don't use biometrics.
It's not possible to download a package on apt without signatures, by default. All packages are signed.
We tell people to use Signal, not Telegram, because the later allows unencrypted messaged by default.
I don't know of any common oci repos that have many signed packages. If you make it your policy to require signatures, there's almost no images you'll be able to download because almost none are signed.
Whereas it's 100% of packages in Debian's apt that are signed.
Not very good reporting.
They can take your phone and image it, but if the phone is off and encrypted, they can't see shit.
They still can't force you to decrypt the device. Make sure you turn it off and use a strong passphrase (not biometrics).
It's not pointless.
Don't let perfect be the enemy of the good. We can work on radical solutions while also targeting the biggest offenders specifically
Amnesty has done amazing work historically, which were used as evidence in international criminal cases. And helped guide other countries foreign policies.
If one (or, hopefully many) other country views this report and decides to issue sanctions against the US for human rights violations, it's a very useful report.
Oh daymn, this is straight from the mouth of the executive director of amnesty international
Not if it's off and encrypted with a strong passphrase
No. They cannot compel you to decrypt your disk with a warrant. Because they can't prove that you remember the password.
Bad advice.
Encryption on a smart phone is much better.
Don't buy the phone anywhere near an embassy or airport. Pay cash. Don't give your name or ID. Reinstall the OS immediately after taking it out of the box. Setup FDE with a strong passphrase. Don't use biometrics.
No, you're not. Encrypt the device and turn it off.
Sure, but not encrypted bits.
He was allowed through the border, is currently living a normal life outside of jail, and has so far not been convicted since years ago.
Don't use biometrics. Use a duress password.
Cryptography works.
The lawyer is for you, not them. Just prepare to say "no thank you. Am I free to go now?" for a few hours. Don't say anything else.
No. Even the guy who used the duress password to wipe his device was allowed through the border.
They will use psychological pressure and make you wait hours, but they will let you through, even if you stand your ground.
No it doesn't. Those were fully functioning devices with a maliciously modified battery with zero extra footprint.
They can boot it to the password prompt and shut it down again.
Remember to always turn off your phone before getting off the plane.
My point is that they support unsigned packages.
It's not possible to download a package on apt without signatures, by default. All packages are signed.
We tell people to use Signal, not Telegram, because the later allows unencrypted messaged by default.
I don't know of any common oci repos that have many signed packages. If you make it your policy to require signatures, there's almost no images you'll be able to download because almost none are signed.
Whereas it's 100% of packages in Debian's apt that are signed.
Dude literally shot the film on the rooftops of buildings in Tel Aviv.
It's good that they protect their source's identities. We need whistleblowers to continue to collect evidence for the ICJ.
That chart only shows a breakdown of foods.
It's missing development for real estate.
But, yeah, animal agriculture is worse. But even if we all became vegetarian (we should!), that won't stop deforestation from humans building homes.