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This may have flown under your radar, but NCLA settled a very important civil liberties and privacy case last week. In Wright v. Goldstein, NCLA lawyers sued over a Massachusetts program that auto-installed a Covid tracking app on more than a million smartphones—without users’ knowledge or consent. The spyware app tracked movements and contacts, and in even reinstalled itself if a smartphone owner deleted it. Because of tireless work by NCLA litigators, including Peggy Little, pictured here at the courthouse after the settlement was approved, the government can’t install tracking device apps on your phone, and Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) agrees to destroy all of the data it illegally collected.

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Six years ago, Trump had promised a reopening by Easter but it did not happen. This is because he had already granted another 30 days of lockdowns after Deborah Birx pleaded for it. After he acquiesced, he suddenly wondered if something was up, that maybe these freaks didn't have his best interest at heart. He stopped speaking to her. A month later, he started making noises about opening up. By then, he had lost control of everything and the deep state was driving the agenda. He could not roll back what he started. The lockdowns lasted until the elections in most places via mail-in ballots that he had approved without knowing it.