Edward Snowden Explains How To Reclaim Your Privacy
"...Snowden’s anonymity was gone; the world knew who he was, much of what he’d leaked, and that he’d been living in exile in Moscow, where he’s been stranded ever since the State Department canceled his passport while he was en route to Latin America. His situation was more stable, the threats against him a bit easier to predict.
...In most of Snowden’s interviews he speaks broadly about the importance of privacy, surveillance reform, and encryption. But he rarely has the opportunity to delve into the details and help people of all technical backgrounds understand opsec and begin to strengthen their own security and privacy.
It's an unfortunate and perhaps inevitable sign of our times that we need to remain even more vigilant about our right to be free of unsanctioned intrusion.
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