Deeplinks Blog posts about Policy Analysis
with assistance from Rainey Reitman.
A year ago, President Obama made tepid promises to reform the NSA (check out our analysis of those commitments). Today, he followed up with more specifics.
What do you need to know? His reform plan:
En una audiencia pública en el Congreso Paraguayo el mes pasado, desde la Electronic Frontier Foundation junto con nuestros aliados paraguayos, la ONG TEDIC (líderes en el tema de derechos digitales en Paraguay y quienes nos invitaron a la audiencia), dejamos claro nuestro rechazo a la la propuesta legislativa de retener los datos de tráfico de usuarios de Internet por 12 meses en Paraguay. A pesar de ello, hay otra normativa que obliga la retención obligatoria de datos para fines comerciales.
Este articulo ha sido co-escrito por Maricarmen Sequera, Luis Pablo Alonso Fulchi y Katitza Rodríguez
El proyecto de ley de retención de datos de Paraguay obliga a los proveedores de servicios de Internet (ISPs) a conservar, durante 12 meses, los detalles de quién se comunica con quién, por cuánto tiempo, y desde dónde. También permite a las autoridades tener acceso a estos datos históricos mediante una orden del juez de garantías, exponiendo la información de geolocalización que revela el paradero físico de los paraguayos a través del tiempo. Este régimen expande la capacidad del gobierno Paraguayo de vigilar masivamente a sus ciudadanos, en última instancia, dañando la privacidad, la asociación, el anonimato y la libertad de expresión.
¿Cómo Funciona?
School districts across the country are grappling with how to deal with their students’ use of technology and social media. All too often, in an attempt to protect students, they end up implementing technology polices that give administrators too much power and go too far in restricting what students can do online. Williamson County Schools, a public school district in affluent Williamson County, Tennessee, is one such school district. Recently, a concerned parent, Daniel Pomerantz, brought the policy to the attention of EFF and the ACLU of Tennessee (ACLU-TN). Mr. Pomerantz was right to be concerned.
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