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  1. 6 hours ago

    A forthcoming study by on current patent law is part of an effort to introduce legislation that would get more bad patents issued. We won’t let it happen.

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  2. 8 hours ago

    When the internet mixes with activism, the results can be tremendous. It can also have tremendous downsides. Learn about Alaa's story:

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  3. 8 hours ago

    Kazakhstan is the latest country to demand platforms have a local rep; the country's new agreement with Facebook opens the door to censorship

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  4. 12 hours ago

    Set it and forget it. Start an annual or monthly recurring donation to EFF to show your support for free speech and privacy online.

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  5. Nov 3

    Close out 2021 with a bit less surveillance and a bit more privacy. Join , on November 20, to discuss this season's parade of new tech, what to look out for, and what to avoid.

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  6. Nov 3

    Join Electronic Frontier Alliance member next week for a discussion with labor organizers from and on resistance to worker surveillance.

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  7. Nov 3

    DarkMatter has been implicated in targeting journalists, human rights activists - and Americans

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  8. Nov 3

    To : Now do DarkMatter

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  9. Nov 3

    This summer the revealed even more digital rights abuses by .

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  10. Nov 3

    To : When the U.S. Commerce Dept. recognizes you as targeting journalists and helping authoritarians, it's time to reconsider your business model.

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  11. Nov 3

    This coming Tuesday, our own Mukund Rathi will be speaking with Electronic Frontier Alliance member about online free speech and Texas law.

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  12. Nov 3

    The autumn EFF Members' Speakeasy is almost here. By popular demand, and will cover the latest in police surveillance and automated license plate reader tech, followed by your Q&A. Check your email for the invitation!

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  13. Nov 3

    When you enter the “metaverse,” your rights should go with you. Join our expert panel now as we discuss how to defend against VR and XR surveillance.

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  14. Nov 3

    At Home with EFF in VR: Privacy and Surveillance in XR

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  15. Nov 3

    Curious about EFF's Atlas of Surveillance and our work with journalism students? At noon PT today, the UNR Graduate Student Association is hosting a discussion with EFF Director of Investigations Dave Maass.

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  16. Nov 3

    Today at noon (PT)! Join us in VR for our expert panels on Privacy and Surveillance in XR. If you can't join virtually, you can also catch our livestream and ask questions there.

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  17. Nov 2

    Facebook is deleting the face recognition-enabling faceprints of over 1 billion users worldwide. This is a testament to all the hard work activists have done to push back against this invasive technology.

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  18. Nov 2

    These articles just scratch the surface, and we are excited to explore these issues tomorrow with our expert panels. Join us live to ask your own XR privacy questions.

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  19. Nov 2

    It’s not just about the user either. We risk a future where everyone essentially wears a body-worn camera at all times. That is why action needs to be taken to consider and protect bystander privacy.

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  20. Nov 2

    But privacy threats posed by XR technologies don’t end there. As headsets record and infer information about your surroundings, we need protections from law enforcement accessing this sensitive information.

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