Table of ContentsWhy Your Phone Can Be a Liability at ProtestsHow Law Enforcement Can Track You Without a PhoneCop-Proofing Your Phone: Why Biometrics May Hurt YouCommunicate Securely With Friends and Fellow ProtestersLeave Your Personal Phone Behind -- Or Use a BurnerRaise Your Voice, But Please Stay Safe As more and more Americans head out into the streets to protest, and as some call for a general strike (where protesters stop all economic activity to encourage social change), it's important to protect yourself as much as possible before going out to raise your voice.

Table of ContentsWhy Your Phone Can Be a Liability at ProtestsHow Law Enforcement Can Track You Without a PhoneCop-Proofing Your Phone: Why Biometrics May Hurt YouCommunicate Securely With Friends and Fellow ProtestersLeave Your Personal Phone Behind -- Or Use a BurnerRaise Your Voice, But Please Stay Safe As more and more Americans head out into the streets to protest, and as some call for a general strike (where protesters stop all economic activity to encourage social change), it's important to protect yourself as much as possible before going out to raise your voice.

Gun Owners of America and the National Rifle Association condemned officials' portrayal of carrying a firearm at a protest as threatening, illegal, or an invitation to police violence.

The Department of Homeland Security is investigating whether an errant shot from Alex Pretti's handgun -- after it was taken off of him -- caused Border Patrol agents to think they were being fired on, The Post has learned.

A 2018 social media post by the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk about the Second Amendment is drawing renewed attention after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, reigniting debate over gun rights, protest safety and the role of armed civilians during political demonstrations.