Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli

Trump is accused by Lula’s campaign of trying to influence Brazil’s presidential election for the far right.   Foreign interference does not always look like tanks. Sometimes it looks like trade threats, interference from Big Tech, political allies, and money moving quietly in the background.   According to The Guardian, Brazilian officials and US lawmakers are raising alarms about pressure from Washington, including tariffs on Brazilian imports. The US denies meddling.   Brazilian democracy belongs to Brazilians. Comment BRAZIL now and we’ll send the chilli action. Help demand answers before foreign pressure is allowed to shape the vote. action in bio 🌶️   #brazil #democracy #foreigninterference #elections #chilli

USPS is testing dashcams in a pilot program in Washington, D.C. According to Gizmodo, the cameras are being placed in mail trucks as part of a “community safety” effort. These trucks move through neighbourhoods every day, raising questions about whether USPS vehicles could become a moving source of surveillance data.   Flock cameras can record vehicle plates, locations, and timestamps, with searches extending across connected camera networks. USPS needs to explain whether the Washington, D.C. pilot connects to Flock, what information it collects, and who can access it.   Tell USPS to disclose the pilot’s surveillance practices and end any contract without meaningful privacy protections before this programme expands beyond Washington, D.C.   action in bio 🌶️   #privacy #surveillance #usps #flocksafety #chilli

Meta restricted political speech during Brazil’s election, then called similar cases “technical issues.”   On October 9, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva could not boost Instagram posts for 24 hours while his far-right opponent Flávio Bolsonaro could. On October 17, the No Kings Coalition’s Instagram account was suspended during a voter mobilisation.   Meta controls the data that could show what happened. Its own Oversight Board says enforcement during elections must be transparent, consistent, and protective of political speech . Email Meta now and demand that they share the real data behind these "technical issues" and ask congress to investigate. Action link in bio 🌶️ #meta #brazil #elections #digitalrights #chilli