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How to browse the web anonymously on your mobile phone (by MobileActive) How to browse the web anonymously on your mobile phone (by MobileActive)

MobileActive provides a detailed resource for browsing the web anonymously on your mobile phone.

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How To: Safely Use Facebook on your Mobile Phone from @mobileactive How To: Safely Use Facebook on your Mobile Phone from @mobileactive

MobileActive, an organization who works to connect people, organizations, and resources using mobile technology for social change, has released a new guide for using Facebook safely and effectively on your mobile phone. 

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@onorobot Episode 4: Safe Surfing @onorobot Episode 4: Safe Surfing

Episode 4 from Ono Robot, "Safe Surfing": The internet is full of information from various sources and on many websites. ONO thinks this is wonderful but he is also very aware that not everybody can gain access to all of these all the time. In episode 4, ONO explores how in some places, internet users find it very difficult or risky to access certain online content. ONO will let you in on a robot secret, the power of disguise. He'll show you how to take control of your surfing and how to stay anonymous online.

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@onorobot Episode 3: Safe EMail @onorobot Episode 3: Safe EMail

Today we are sharing Episode 3 of the Onorobot series on digital security, "Safe Email".

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@onorobot Episode 2: Staying Safe Online and in Public @onorobot Episode 2: Staying Safe Online and in Public

As we shared yesterday  Tactical Tech and Front Line have produced a brilliant new video campaign relating to digital security. We'll be sharing all of the video episodes here so stay tuned. Today: How to Stay Safe Online adn in Public. 

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@ONOrobot: Survival in the Digital Age @ONOrobot: Survival in the Digital Age

Tactical Tech and Front Line have created a new video project: Survival in the Digital Age. It's a set of animated films which aims to raise awareness about the threats against freedom of information and expression for activists and independent

journalists. The films follow the adventures of a robot called ONO who can see the layers behind information and reveal to viewers the kinds of digital traces they might be leaving behind and how their activities can

be tracked and monitored. The 5 episodes also provide advice on tools and tactics that campaigners can start using to protect their identity and their communications and data. The first three films are online at

https://onorobot.org/.

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pidder: A Way To Hide Your Information and Messages pidder: A Way To Hide Your Information and Messages

Pidder allows activists to create their own secure and closed social networks.

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@MyNameCampaign to Protect Anonymity Online @MyNameCampaign to Protect Anonymity Online

“My Name Is Me” is a campaign for the freedom to "be yourself online". The organizers want people to be able to identify themselves as they wish, rather than being forced to choose names by social networking websites and other online service providers. 

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What Are The 10 Most Prevalent Tools for Online Oppression? What Are The 10 Most Prevalent Tools for Online Oppression?

The world’s worst online oppressors are using an array of tactics, some reflecting astonishing levels of sophistication, others reminiscent of old-school techniques. From China’s high-level malware attacks to Syria’s brute-force imprisonments, this may be only the dawn of online oppression.

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The Taliban Pledges to Take Revenge on Telephone Network Providers The Taliban Pledges to Take Revenge on Telephone Network Providers

The Taliban are angry that someone else has beaten them at their own game. They've been spreading rumors about their activities in order to throw off media outlets for a while now. This week, word comes that someone else is doing that for them without their consent, and Taliban leaders are angry.

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