ACLU @aclu.org · Jun 14 Before you attend a No Kings protest, make sure you know your rights. Our digital privacy expert, Chad Marlow, joins us with tips to help us protect our safety while exercising our right to protest. Watch the full video at youtu.be/H_kqWYbyJYg
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Wear sunglasses, grow facial hair, wear a baseball cap - do whatever you need to do to temporarily change your appearance while protesting - especially when ICE agents are around. This will hopefully help confuse their illegal AI facial detection systems and surveillance systems.
Turn off location settings on your phone and put it on airplane mode. Turn off visual or thumbprint unlock. Use unlock via code only.
Standing on the corner waving signs and yelling at cars, in my opinion, is a huge waste of time. Its all just a big theatrical display and changes absolutely nothing. Everyone wants to give the appearance that theyre doing something but its completely hollow.
May your safety be restored First Amendment Enjoyers
The last 2 I went to took place in a VERY RED town in rural America. My takeaway: very few young people,like single digits. The number of seniors? Massive. Those driving by were almost all seniors who were in support, young people not many.This is to say I was shocked. I expected the polar opposite