Tag Archives: security

SMS Privacy Tips for Election Monitoring And More

by nathan Posted on May 5, 2010

I was recently asked to contribute my thoughts on how election monitors using simple mobile phones could improve their safety and security when working in hostile environments. More specifically, the goal was to find techniques by which their use of … Continue reading →

Posted in Awareness, Deep Thoughts, Mobile Mobile | Tagged election monitoring, privacy, security, sms | 18 Comments

Guardian Project: SMS Encryption (non-)Options for Android

by nathan Posted on August 12, 2009

My first post was titled “Guardian Approved” as I did want to highlight applications that were of a certain quality or caliber. Unfortunately, in the realm of secure, private, encrypted short messaging (SMS), I can’t really say I have anything … Continue reading →

Posted in Emerging Tech, Guardian, Mobile Mobile | Tagged android, encryption, Guardian, security, sms | 15 Comments

Guardian-approved: Walkie-Talkie App for Android

by nathan Posted on August 6, 2009

As part of rolling out the first-phase of The Guardian Project, I will be writing short reviews of existing applications for Android-based mobile phones that share our general goals or desired functionality. The goal of Guardian, in short, is to … Continue reading →

Posted in Guardian | Tagged activism, android, Guardian, privacy, security | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: security

SMS Privacy Tips for Election Monitoring And More

Guardian Project: SMS Encryption (non-)Options for Android

Guardian-approved: Walkie-Talkie App for Android

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