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Joined August 2006
Born 1990

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  1. 5 hours ago

    The Facial Recognition and Biometric Technology Moratorium Act bans federal use of face surveillance and withholds some federal tax dollars from paying for it at the state and local level. Tell your elected officials now to co-sponsor this bill.

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  2. 5 hours ago

    The Facial Recognition and Biometric Technology Moratorium Act bans federal use of face surveillance and withholds some federal tax dollars from paying for it at the state and local level. Tell your elected officials now to co-sponsor this bill.

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  3. 14 hours ago

    Yes, it is possible to navigate toward a digital world that supports freedom, justice, and innovation for all people—and with your help, we can get there. Will you donate to EFF today?

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  4. 14 hours ago

    In collaboration with , Electronic Frontier Alliance member has uncovered $159 million of unchecked NYPD spending on spy tech ranging from face recognition software to x-ray vans.

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  5. 15 hours ago

    "Apple has in the past said that it’s not in the business of searching the content of its users’ phones.” says EFF's to . "The big change is that this will actually be happening now."

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  6. Retweeted

    For anyone worried about their internet-enabled butt plugs after tonight’s , may I suggest… this resource?

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  7. 17 hours ago

    We've created an informative handout for teaching people about malware, and protections against contracting malware on devices - as well as instructions and activities for helping learners get the most out of the resource.

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  8. 18 hours ago

    The U.S. and close allies have made it clear they’ll push for access to encrypted data. shouldn’t help.

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  9. Retweeted
    Aug 16

    Apple and Google still have an LGBTQ problem

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  10. 19 hours ago

    EFF Senior Staff Technologist tells the Verge, “Half the problem is that the system is so easy to change.”

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  11. 20 hours ago

    The only thing banned NYU researchers “violated” was Facebook’s secrecy, not user privacy.

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  12. Aug 15

    Survivors of domestic abuse need to be able to remove their cell phone plan and information from the control of abusers. A new bill would let them. Tell Congress to pass the Safe Connections Act.

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  13. Aug 15

    Para los países inclinados a la censura de contenidos, el programa de escaneo de Apple es un buen comienzo; sólo querrán algunos ajustes más.

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  14. Aug 15

    This may be the best chance we get for years to ban federal use of face surveillance and withhold some federal tax dollars from paying for this invasive and dangerous technology.

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  15. Aug 15

    “They’ve said they don’t have any plans to do worse things with this technology, but this just feels, at this point, naïvely optimistic.” - EFF Senior Staff Technologist

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  16. Aug 15

    The Minnesota Fusion Center, a federal-state law enforcement partnership, has been surveilling water protectors who are trying to protect their land and water sources from tar sands pipelines.

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  17. Aug 15

    To help visualize the problem of surveillance, we made this cross section from overhead to underground—to show how these technologies and legal authorities overlap and how they disproportionately impact the lives of marginalized communities.

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  18. Aug 15

    If Facebook doesn’t bless your project, it can sue you, deplatform you, and brick your devices. That is why we need to protect research and innovation with competitive compatibility.

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  19. Aug 15

    Tech companies monetize and weaponize our data. But forcing them to share it with competitors and governments, without user consent, would make the problems of the surveillance economy worse.

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  20. Aug 15

    This patent troll wants $8,500 from websites that use —if they pay immediately. If they fight back, the demand goes up to $70,000.

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