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we need to talk about that Ring Super Bowl ad

I'm not the writer of the @eff.org article shown in this video, but I work with her at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Thank you for sharing our work! Here is a short thread of other resources we've put together to help you fight back against the surveillance state and protect your privacy.

Technology should be a tool we use to fight the powerful, but companies like Ring turn tech into a weapon for tech oligarchs to profit and tyrannical government agencies to spy on us. Our Take Back CTRL site shows how tech companies and government work together, and how you can help stop it.

EFF's Surveillance Self-Sefense guides help you protect your privacy when using digital devices. Learn basics like how encryption works, what settings on your phone do and don't do, and has guides for activists, protesters, journalists, LGBTQ youth. It's also in over a dozen languages. ssd.eff.org

EFF's Street Level Surveillance hub is a Field Guide to different types of police surveillance technology. Learn what these technologies do, and how to recognize them.

Surveillance isn't only in the physical world. Politicians are using a moral panic about youth accessing LGBTQ info to force companies like Discord to require age verification, cutting off young people's access to important information and ending privacy for all. EFF's AV Hub helps you fight back.

Take a look at eff.org for many more resources and share with your friends! EFF is donor supported, but the work we do is all free, because we are in this fight together. Sign up for our EFFector newsletter to learn how to take action, follow @eff.org here, and if you can, become a member for $25!