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This edition of the newsletter covers our top ten digital security resources for those concerned about the incoming administration, a new bill that could put an end to SLAPP lawsuits, and our recent amicus brief arguing that device searches at the border require a warrant (we’ve been arguing this for a long time).
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EFFECTOR 36.15 – 10 Resources for Protecting Your Digital Security
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