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The Stop ICE Alerts Network is also integrated with the Signal Messaging app for real-time alerts sent by the StopICE Signal Bot.
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Join the nationwide alerts group or find your local group below.
These are read-only groups designed for alerts, not discussion groups.
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If you don't have Signal you can instead sign up for text alerts.
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Enter zip code to find your nearest group for alerts
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Nashville-Davidson--Murfreesboro--Franklin, TN Alerts
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Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Alerts
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Security information
These are read-only groups, not discussion groups. As a reminder, do not accept private messages from unknown users and never share personal information unintended for unvetted contacts.
Alerts are automatically dispatched by StopICE signal bot via 'stopicenet'.
This bot cannot participate in any outside groups and will remove itself from unknown groups if added by other users.
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What is the Signal app?
Signal is a free, security-focused messaging app best known for its end-to-end encryption.
Only the sender and recipient can read the messages — protecting users from prying third-party eyes.
Download for iPhone
Download for Android
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Is the FBI probing encrypted Signal chats that track ICE activity?
The FBI, DHS and DOJ are probing all digital platforms that track ICE activity.
More specifically platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Google who routinely collect wide array of user data
including geolocation via GPS and embedded meta data, browser history, and other device user data, usage metrics and logs. These large platforms are largely considered "honeypots" for user data
making them preferable targets by agencies like DHS who have repeatedly attempted to gain access to this information through administrative subpoenas which is
supposed to be illegal.
StopICE does not collect this information, and the Signal messaging app utilizes AES 256-bit end-to-end encryption which
protects users from snooping eyes.
StopICE Alerts operates in the interest of legal transparency and public safety.
You have a legal right to photograph, videotape and report on the activities of law enforcement agencies in public spaces.
This includes local police, federal agents, and whoever these masked "agents" claim to be.
This activity is protected under the First Amendment of the US Constitution.
We will not be intimidated by any threats attempting to deter us from exercising our constitutional rights.
Know your rights. Assert your rights.
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Stop ICE Alerts
UNCONFIRMED reports are intended to gather more information before being labeled CONFIRMED- which is why these comments exist as a crowd sourcing tool for
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