Opponents of mass government surveillance are braced for the June-5
campaign for a free and secure internet, led by some of the world’s
largest websites. A massive electronic ‘Thunderclap’ is planned for the
first anniversary of Snowden’s revelations.
Some 200 websites have joined the #ResetTheNet
campaign, urging internet users, developers and content providers
to use “NSA-resistant” software, and tools to protect the global
net against intrusive government surveillance.
The sites, which vary from individual pages to internet giants
like Reddit, Imgur and Boing Boing, various rights groups,
including Amnesty International and Greenpeace will place an
internet “splash screen” on Thursday in support of the
campaign.
read full article at RT http://rt.com/news/163072-reset-net-privacy-nsa/
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