Libertas Utah Articles

While police officers may be permitted to search your device with a warrant, you are not obligated to reveal the passcode to unlock it.
AI weapon detection violates a student’s right to privacy. Parents, lawmakers, and school officials need to think twice before implementing these or similar programs in their schools. Currently, parents and students are selling their privacy for the illusion of security. We all lose if those privacy rights are lost. 
While no system is impervious to every threat, the shift toward biometric passkeys marks a significant stride in online security. It's a marriage of convenience and safety — where your unique biological traits become the key to a more secure digital existence.
How can states help people flourish, instead of just surviving, when career setbacks come their way? 
There's hope for bolstering digital protections. It's time for this generation to become trailblazers, advocating for and demanding a digital landscape that respects privacy rights.
If the people choose to usher a tyrannical government into existence, it will happen. But if they choose to embrace the principles of private property, free enterprise, and the rule of law, then a small government can thrive.

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