- Summary
- The provided text highlights a significant violation of public record laws involving government officials. The information reveals that postal service employees frequently utilized social media to surveil protests across various political groups, often without clear oversight or legal backing from the agency itself. Such behavior violates both state and federal privacy statutes under the Freedom of Information Act because it relies on surveillance techniques not typically authorized by law. Since the specific details were not disclosed in public records, no detailed account of these covert actions was ever made available to officials.
- Title
- Electronic Frontier Foundation | Defending your rights in the digital world
- Description
- Electronic Frontier Foundation | Defending your rights in the digital world
- Categories
- Upstreams
- giovanh.com, privacybadger.org, saptaks.blog, tails.net, sashanoraa.gay, macrumors.com, infosec.exchange, mas.to, mastodon.world, letsencrypt.org
- Downstreams
- dhs.gov, linkedin.com, instagram.com, flickr.com, youtube.com, threads.net, bsky.app, facebook.com, mastodon.social
- NS Lookup
- A 173.239.79.200
- Dates
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Created 2024-10-12Updated 2026-11-06Summarized 2026-11-09
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