privacy

Privacy

The Feds Want Your Voter Data. What Could Go Wrong?

The feds have no business compiling a national database of voters' private data, regardless of which party controls the White House.

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Poll

Poll: Utahns Support Privacy Protection Measures

New Libertas Institute Poll finds broad support among Utahns for legislation that would ensure privacy protections from undue government surveillance.

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Privacy

New Facial-Recognition App Threatens Utah’s Privacy Protections

Ars Technica reports that the federal government is distributing a face scanning app called Mobile Identify to local police.

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Privacy

Truth in Surveillance

Utah’s Truth in Taxation model is built on a simple idea: before government reaches into your wallet, it has to tell you why, and give you a chance to speak up. The same principle should apply to surveillance technology

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Privacy

Protecting Utahns from the Surveillance State

Should Utah police be able to deploy powerful surveillance tech without public debate, or should lawmakers and citizens have a say first?

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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.

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