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Why is digital safety important for students, organizers, and non-citizens? In a time of growing digital surveillance and device seizures—on campuses, at protests, or in transit—protecting your data is essential. This section provides clear tools and checklists to help you secure your devices before, during, and after a potential threat, so you can stay safe and maintain your privacy. Consider not carrying electronic devices when entering/re-entering the country or carrying only those that are absolutely necessary.
Fill in a Pal Legal intake form in the event of doxxing
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GUIDE TO DIGITAL SECURITY & DEVICE SEIZURE: (Click here to download)
General Digital Safety: What Should I Do Right Now?
Steps to take right now for digital security
What about my social media?
What communication apps should I use—and avoid?
Advanced steps to protect your device:
Removing your data from data broker sites:
Anticipating a Threat: What Should I Do If I Expect My Phone Might Be Seized?
What steps should I take before crossing a border or going to a protest?
What can I do if I fear device seizure / escalation is imminent?
How do I prepare a trusted contact to help disable my accounts?
During a Seizure or Arrest, What Should I Know?
During Seizure
After Seizure or Attack
I’m Being Doxxed or Harassed: What Can I Do?
What steps should I take if I’m being harassed online?
How can I protect myself emotionally and digitally after doxxing?
Should I file a report— and where?
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ICE Watch: Siembra NC hotline (877)-395-3094
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