Protesters Advised on Phone Security to Protect Privacy During Demonstrations
As protests continue across the United States, individuals are being advised on how to secure their phones to protect privacy and data. Phones, while useful for communication and documentation, can also be vulnerabilities, as they are targeted by police and government agencies for surveillance. To mitigate risks, experts recommend enabling strong encryption, turning off location services, and using strong passcodes. Additionally, protesters are advised to consider using burner phones or leaving their primary devices at home. Organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union and Amnesty International provide guidance on maintaining privacy while exercising constitutional rights. 
