The Digital Safety toolkit highlights the extensive digital surveillance practices used by DHS, ICE, and CBP—including the use of biometric data, social media tracking, and third-party data collection. It provides immigrants and service providers with practical steps to reduce digital vulnerabilities, such as minimizing online activity, using encrypted communication tools like Signal and ProtonMail, turning off location services, and avoiding data-sharing platforms like Google and Facebook. The focus is on reducing exposure and protecting personal and community privacy in the face of persistent surveillance.