String Literal

Dear Yael, Thank you for your interest in our position.

I'm a million times more likely to send an email or a text than to pick up the phone.

I've been reading Jason Li's Anti-Social email newsletter, which beautifully summarizes his social media posts for people to read at their own pace, so we can all "spend a little less time on those cursed tech platforms."

Earlier this week we learned that federal prosecutors used Signal messages to build a case against 15 people in Minnesota that leans heavily on what appears to be First Amendment-protected activity.

Last week, I traveled to St.

A colleague recently asked what tools and practices I use for my own privacy and security.

The other day I was a little late to a group call.

People have always told not to read the comments on stories I wrote.

Recently I was talking to someone smart about a spicy article headline, and then realized they thought writers are the ones who pick the headlines for articles they write.

When it comes to digital security, I consider myself on the “overly cautious” side.

I am thrilled to announce that a project I contributed to has won a prestigious Overseas Press Club award.

At the end of last year, I rolled my ankle hiking and broke my fifth metatarsal and my fibula.

Each year, I like to run through the projects that I'm proud of or think others can benefit from.

Every year on December 1st I publish a blog post reflecting on my freelancing career, a practice that gets a bit more awkward each year I work full-time for the vast majority of my income.

Simply showing up to a protest leaves you susceptible to all sorts of surveillance, including cameras, drones, facial recognition, and more.