Aktion 23 Fnorum

LordCaramac hat geschrieben:Aber das ist mal eine Idee für neue Jakes: Petitionen starten, die für jemanden, der entweder keinen Sinn für Ironie hat oder absolut keine erwartet, komplett ernsthaft wirken, jedoch bis an die absolute Spitze dessen gehen, was man überhaupt an Vertrauen in die Funktionalität und Ehrlichkeit des herrschenden Systems haben kann - und dann einen kleinen Schritt darüber hinaus. Wird die Petition tatsächlich erfolgreich, kann man das als Aufhänger für eher traditionelle Jakes gegen das Ziel bzw. die Ziele benutzen, auf welche auch die Petition ausgerichtet ist.

Reset the Net hat geschrieben:How to #ResetTheNet

The problem
The NSA is exploiting weak links in Internet security to spy on the entire world, twisting the Internet we love into something it was never meant to be: a panopticon.

The solution
We can't stop targeted attacks, but we *can* stop mass surveillance, by building proven security into the everyday Internet.

The plan
First, get hundreds of sites & apps to add proven security (like SSL). Then on June 5, we'll run a splash screen *everywhere* to spread NSA-resistant privacy tools.

fight4future hat geschrieben:Countdown to Reset the Net this week! Some of the world's largest websites are planning a coordinated action Thursday to oppose mass surveillance online.
UPDATE: #ResetTheNet is now on the frontpage of The Guardian, please share this article to help spread the word: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jun/02/reddit-imgur-boing-boing-reset-the-net-campaign-nsa-surveillance-privacy

Dear Fight for the Future member,

Just writing quickly to make sure you’ve heard the news and you’re all ready for Thursday?

We’re going to Reset the Net and block mass surveillance on the Internet. Are you ready? Help make sure others are too.



We finally have a chance to directly intervene in mass surveillance and make the Internet safer for everyone, but we literally need everyone who gets this email to join in securing their devices. No more excuses. It’s time to show our power and make the web a safer place for everyone.

We’ve been working tirelessly behind the scenes on this, and we are pumped. There are a bunch of things we have to keep secret for now to ensure we have the element of surprise, but let’s just say there are going to be some incredibly exciting announcements on June 5th. Reset the Net isn’t a single protest or day of action, it’s the beginning of a movement that will change the future of the Internet forever. We’ll be making history together, and showing the true power that Internet users have when we stand up for our rights.



Everything is ready to go, we just need you. Click here to get all the details on how to participate, and then share this page with everyone you know.

As we count down to the big day on June 5th, we’ll making major announcements each day, and we’ll ask you to help out with one thing each day to spread the word. If we all pitch in, when we Reset the Net it will send a message to every government in the world that mass surveillance is illegitimate and won’t be tolerated on our Internet.

Stay tuned, we’ll be in touch with more soon.

Please share this link far and wide, everywhere you know how: http://resetthenet.org

Excitedly,

-Evan and Tiffiniy

Fight for the Future


P.S. One of the easiest ways to help Reset the Net and promote the use of encryption tools is to join this Thunderclap with your Facebook, Twitter, or Tumblr. We’re already reaching 3 million people, help us get to 5 million by June 5th: https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/10619-reset-the-net?locale=en