Privacy

Finally, a Path Forward for Online Age Verification

Can Utah balance online child protection with privacy rights? A new Digital ID proposal may offer a solution without government overreach.

Caden Rosenbaum
| 27th Feb 2025

Privacy

Top 5 Reasons to be White-Pilled on Privacy

This isn’t just a battle for today — it’s a continuation of the American legacy of resisting overreach and protecting individual liberty.

John Yelland
| 17th Sep 2024

Privacy

How the Founders’ Fight for Privacy is More Relevant Than Ever in the Digital Age

Just as Otis declared that “a man’s house is his castle,” we must now declare that our phones, cars, and data are part of that same castle, deserving the same protections from government intrusion.

David Iglesias
| 17th Sep 2024

Op-Eds, Privacy

Geofence Warrants: The Modern-Day General Warrant

In an era where digital surveillance is becoming increasingly pervasive, the Fifth Circuit’s decision is a crucial step in the right direction.

David Iglesias
| 10th Sep 2024

Op-Eds, Privacy

The Silent Erosion of Privacy: Why We Should Care About Financial Surveillance

Pervasive financial surveillance often goes unnoticed by the public, which seems largely indifferent to the potential privacy violations it entails. Americans' acceptance of financial data collection poses serious ethical and legal concerns.

John Yelland
| 30th Aug 2024

Privacy

Utah to Train Employees on Cybersecurity Best Practices

The bill, sponsored by Representative Carl Albrecht, requires all state employees to undergo cybersecurity training.

Caden Rosenbaum
| 12th Mar 2024

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