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- The Day We Fight Back fue una protesta planeada en contra de la vigilancia masiva que lleva a cabo la Agencia de Seguridad Nacional (NSA) de Estados Unidos. Se planeó que el día de la acción fuera el 11 de febrero del 2014. La protesta se llevó a cabo a través de banners que fueron desplegados en miles de sitios de todo el mundo, donde se exhortaron a los internautas a que contacten a sus legisladores y los inciten a tomar acciones alrededor de temas como la y el . The Day We Fight Back fue anunciado el 10 de enero del 2014. Fue organizado por David Segal, quien fue legislador del Partido Demócrata de los Estados Unidos, miembro de la legislatura de Rhode Island y director ejecutivo de la organización . Otros grupos también formaron parte de la creación de la iniciativa, incluidos entre ellos grupos que se dedican a la defensa de los derechos digitales como la Electronic Frontier Foundation, y , así como el sitio Reddit, la Fundación Mozilla, el sitio de colaborativo Boing Boing y la organización The Other 98%. (es)
- The Day We Fight Back was a one-day global protest against mass surveillance by the US National Security Agency (NSA),the UK GCHQ, and the other Five Eyes partners involved in global surveillance. The "digital protest" took place on February 11, 2014 with more than 6,000 participating websites, which primarily took the form of webpage banner-advertisements that read, "Dear Internet, we're sick of complaining about the NSA. We want new laws that curtail online surveillance. Today we fight back." Organizers hoped lawmakers would be made aware "that there's going to be ongoing public pressure until these reforms are instituted." The protest was announced on January 10, 2014, by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). Other early organizers included digital rights groups such as Fight for the Future, and Free Press, as well as social media website Reddit, Firefox producer Mozilla, collaborative blogging website Boing Boing, and populist advocacy group '"The Other 98%". According to the official website, the protest asked U.S. "legislators to oppose the FISA Improvements Act, support the USA Freedom Act, and enact protections for non-Americans." Protest organizers said roughly 96,000 calls were placed to members of Congress and 555,000 "pro-privacy emails" were sent via the website. (en)
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- The banner of The Day We Fight Back (en)
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- * Strengthen and pass USA Freedom Act
* Oppose the FISA Improvements Act
* Enact protections for non-Americans (en)
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- Planning:
*Sina Khanifar
*David Segal
*Rainey Reitman
*Thomas Davis
Along with: Demand Progress, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Fight for the Future, Free Press organization, Reddit, Mozilla, and Boing Boing. (en)
- Notable Participants:
* Facebook
* AOL
* Twitter
* LinkedIn
* Yahoo
* Wikia
* Google (en)
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- Website banners and various actions (en)
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- Motto: The Day We Fight Back against mass surveillance (en)
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- Online plus physical protests in various locals (en)
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- * 90,474 calls and 188,198 emails to Congress.
* Primary goal of passage of the USA Freedom Act incomplete. (en)
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- The Day We Fight Back (en)
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- The Day We Fight Back fue una protesta planeada en contra de la vigilancia masiva que lleva a cabo la Agencia de Seguridad Nacional (NSA) de Estados Unidos. Se planeó que el día de la acción fuera el 11 de febrero del 2014. La protesta se llevó a cabo a través de banners que fueron desplegados en miles de sitios de todo el mundo, donde se exhortaron a los internautas a que contacten a sus legisladores y los inciten a tomar acciones alrededor de temas como la y el . (es)
- The Day We Fight Back was a one-day global protest against mass surveillance by the US National Security Agency (NSA),the UK GCHQ, and the other Five Eyes partners involved in global surveillance. The "digital protest" took place on February 11, 2014 with more than 6,000 participating websites, which primarily took the form of webpage banner-advertisements that read, "Dear Internet, we're sick of complaining about the NSA. We want new laws that curtail online surveillance. Today we fight back." Organizers hoped lawmakers would be made aware "that there's going to be ongoing public pressure until these reforms are instituted." (en)
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- The Day We Fight Back (en)
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