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  1. 14 hours ago

    Tune in today to EFF's How to Fix the Internet podcast, where we sit down with tech innovators for conversations about how to plot a path out of today's tech dystopias.

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  2. 15 hours ago

    Got someone in your life that loves EFF? Donate in their honor using our tribute donation form! You can even chose to send them their own EFF gear!

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  3. 19 hours ago

    EFF's new season of the How to Fix the Internet podcast is live today with guest , who'll explain how changes in the law and technology can create a world where the tremendous amount of sensitive data we keep on our phones is secure.

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  4. 19 hours ago

    Certbot’s Instructions Generator is now available in Farsi!

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  5. 20 hours ago

    EFF's talks to the BBC about the rising tide of tech-enabled abuse:

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    20 hours ago

    New interview with , a historian and Policy Analyst . We take a deep dive into the origins of modern policing, combating disinformation, and protecting human rights in the age of surveillance. Listen and subscribe!

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  7. 21 hours ago

    Every year or so, a new Facebook scandal emerges. This time, Congress should act. Here’s how:

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  8. 21 hours ago

    EFF is deeply grateful for the support of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Program in Public Understanding of Science and Technology (), without whom this podcast would not be possible.

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  9. 21 hours ago

    The first episode of this season, “What Police Get When They Get Your Phone” with , explores the tools that are being used by police departments across America—often without warrants—to access the most intimate information on your cell phone.

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  10. 21 hours ago

    Tired of tech dystopia? We’re excited to launch a new season of our podcast, How to Fix the Internet! Starting today, we’ll have new episodes weekly with some of the leading minds in law and technology.

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  11. 22 hours ago

    Police used 3 cameras mounted on utility poles to secretly record someone's life 24/7 for 18 months. A court said cops didn't need a warrant for this highly intrusive act. We're asking SCOTUS to make clear that's a violation of the Fourth Amendment.

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  12. Nov 15

    Facebook is big, but it’s not the internet. Now that Facebook is at the center of serious inquiry by Congress, any solutions they propose must remember this.

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  13. Nov 15

    Public events help digital rights advocacy by bringing together stakeholders and building community interest. For tips on how to hold one successfully, check out our Electronic Frontier Alliance toolkit.

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  14. Nov 15

    “Vincular el trabajo de los expertos en seguridad… a actos delictivos” ataca peligrosamente a los defensores de los derechos digitales y a las comunicaciones seguras de las que dependemos. destaca este tipo de abusos en la causa penal de :

    If you rely on secure digital communications, you should be concerned about the case of Ola Bini, a Swedish programmer and internet activist. Governments should encourage measures to promote digital security and digital literacy, not criminalize them.
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  15. Nov 15

    "Conflating the work of security experts...with criminal activity is a dangerous escalation against digital rights defenders," and against the secure communications we all rely on. highlights such abuses in ’s criminal prosecution:

    If you rely on secure digital communications, you should be concerned about the case of Ola Bini, a Swedish programmer and internet activist. Governments should encourage measures to promote digital security and digital literacy, not criminalize them.
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  16. Nov 15

    The Senate has nominations that will impact broadband access, competition, and privacy that need votes before year's end. Doing nothing will stall progress on all 3 fronts.

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  17. Nov 15

    The Facebook leaks should be the starting point, not the end, of a sincere policy debate over concrete approaches that will make the internet—not just Facebook—better for everyone.

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  18. Nov 14

    Technology companies that enable authoritarian governments to spy on journalists and activists should be held accountable. The Ninth Circuit has moved us one step closer in WhatsApp's lawsuit against NSO Group.

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  19. Nov 14

    It’s almost the gift giving season! Electronic Frontier Alliance member has a digital holiday buyers guide coming next Saturday to help you through the marketing fog.

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  20. Nov 14

    La Electronic Frontier Alliance (Alianza de Fronteras Electrónicas) es una red de base de organizaciones comunitarias y universitarias en todo Estados Unidos que trabaja para educar a nuestros vecinos sobre la importancia de los derechos digitales.

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