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No Place to Hide
The journalist Edward Snowden trusted with the NSA documents recounts how PRISM, XKeyscore, and MUSCULAR were built — with the active cooperation of America's largest tech companies — and makes the constitutional and moral case for why privacy resistance is civic duty.
Your Face Belongs to Us
The definitive investigation into Clearview AI's 10-billion-image facial recognition database sold to law enforcement, private investigators, and corporations — and why adversarial pattern clothing and IR-defeating gear are now essential protest and civil liberties equipment.
Privacy is Power
Oxford philosopher Véliz argues that privacy is not a preference — it is the prerequisite for political freedom, autonomous thought, and functioning democracy. The ethical and political framework for why counter-surveillance gear is an act of civic defense, not paranoia.
Nothing to Hide
Yale Law scholar Solove systematically dismantles 'if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear' — the surveillance state's most powerful propaganda tool — and establishes a rigorous legal and philosophical framework for privacy rights.