All good advice except for the tip to carry this with you in your wallet because I feel the border thugs would use that as a reason to mess with you. Plus it's missing the best tip: don't travel here any more because it's not safe.
A work of speculative fiction about anarchists enduring mass raids and the technological innovations via which they survive.
Tracking all the kidnappings by our Gestapo.
Digital security training can feel overwhelming, and not everyone will have access to new apps, new devices, and new tools. There also isn't one single system of digital security training, and we can't know the of everyone we communicate with—some people might have concerns about payment processors preventing them from obtaining fees for their online work, whilst others might be concerned about doxxing or safely communicating sensitive medical information.
Better yet, don't take pics but for fuck sake at least do this.
A quick clear guide to making the most of Signal's protections.
Tips, Tools and How-tos for Safer Online Communications from the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
A list of VPN, DNS, CDN, email, etc service providers outside the United States.
EU-based alternatives to various tech products. For anyone interested in hosting their data outside the US for obvious reasons.
[A] comprehensive guide for groups starting a retail food co-op, with steps, case studies, templates, and more for every stage from organizing to implementation.
How an authoritarian president will dismantle our democracy and what we can do to protect it
This guide describes basic steps for minimizing potential risk when sharing sensitive information with a news organization.
All sorts of fun activities.
When browsing the web at home becomes dangerous to your safety, there are tools that can help minimizing your digital traces to stay safe. Tails is one of these tools. Here's why, when, and how you can install and use Tails.
A list of businesses and people who have aided and abetted the Trump admin.
All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. The ILRC’s Red Cards help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home. Special thanks to our many partners who contributed translations in the various languages now available, making these red cards accessible to more individuals.
Everyone should curl up with a good book every now and then.
ICE tip line. Open to all for tips. As many tips as you can submit even. Hope they don’t get too busy with bad tips though. Be a real shame.
A list of things you can do to help out in our day and age.
Tool for preserving academic papers from Academia.edu through automated downloading