The report will set out methods that any internet user can adopt to bypass what the group see as privacy threats posed by the government surveillance powers granted in the Bill.
Many critics of the Bill argue that it gives law enforcement agencies too many powers that infringe on the privacy rights of individuals. They have attacked the provisions that enable police to demand the keys essential for decoding encrypted data and decrypted versions of information.
The report aims to illustrate that the Bill will be an ineffective tool against criminals. It will explain simple ways to circumvent the police monitoring powers by using encryption, secure internet protocols, anonymous services and information hiding techniques. It also hopes to raise awareness of the imbalance between what the Bill will be able to achieve and the potential it has for harming individual privacy.