Jack Crivalle

About the Author

Jack Crivalle is a seasoned investigative journalist and privacy advocate with over two decades of experience exposing the hidden machinations of surveillance states and corporate data hoarding. Born in the bustling heart of New York City, he honed his skills at major outlets like The Guardian and Wired, where his incisive reporting on digital rights and government overreach earned him accolades including the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Pioneer Award. Crivalle's work bridges the gap between complex technological threats and everyday readers, empowering individuals to reclaim their privacy in an increasingly monitored world. In his seminal book, Big Brother’s Watching: How Much Does He Know and What Can You Do About It?, he demystifies surveillance tactics and offers practical strategies for digital self-defense, making him a go-to voice for anyone navigating the perils of the information age.