Exposing Surveillance at the U.S.-Mexico Border: 2024 Year in Review in Pictures
Surveillance technology is expanding significantly along the U.S.-Mexico border, raising serious human rights concerns.
One (Busy) Day in the Life of EFF's Activism Team
EFF activism team comprises lawyers, technologists, and activists who work globally to protect civil liberties through campaigns beyond litigation and lobbying.
Exposing Surveillance at the U.S.-Mexico Border: 2024 Year in Review in Pictures
Surveillance technology is expanding significantly along the U.S.-Mexico border, raising serious human rights concerns.
One (Busy) Day in the Life of EFF's Activism Team
EFF activism team comprises lawyers, technologists, and activists who work globally to protect civil liberties through campaigns beyond litigation and lobbying.
EFF and Access Now's Submission to U.N. Expert on Anti-LGBTQ+ Repression
EFF and Access Now submit information on digital rights and SOGI issues to the U.N. Human Rights Council.
There is an increase in anti-LGBTQ+ intolerance both online and offline globally.
About Face (Recognition) | EFFector 36.5
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Meta Oversight Board's Latest Policy Opinion a Step in the Right Direction
The Meta Oversight Board advised Meta to end its blanket ban on the term 'shaheed' in reference to 'dangerous' individuals.
EFF partnered with ECNL to submit comment supporting free expression in response to Meta Oversight Board's call for comment.
Defending Encryption in the U.S. and Abroad: 2024 in Review
Strong encryption is essential for privacy and security in digital communications, and there is significant opposition to laws undermining it.
We're Creating a Better Future for the Internet
EFF's Certbot tool has revolutionized website security by making SSL certification accessible and free, contributing to widespread internet encryption.
Saving the Internet in Europe: How EFF Works in Europe
EFF engages in European advocacy to protect digital rights, influenced by local laws impacting global standards.
EFF and Access Now's Submission to U.N. Expert on Anti-LGBTQ+ Repression
EFF and Access Now submit information on digital rights and SOGI issues to the U.N. Human Rights Council.
There is an increase in anti-LGBTQ+ intolerance both online and offline globally.
About Face (Recognition) | EFFector 36.5
Stay informed with EFFector newsletter for updates on digital rights.
Join EFF to support the fight for online privacy and free expression.
Meta Oversight Board's Latest Policy Opinion a Step in the Right Direction
The Meta Oversight Board advised Meta to end its blanket ban on the term 'shaheed' in reference to 'dangerous' individuals.
EFF partnered with ECNL to submit comment supporting free expression in response to Meta Oversight Board's call for comment.
Defending Encryption in the U.S. and Abroad: 2024 in Review
Strong encryption is essential for privacy and security in digital communications, and there is significant opposition to laws undermining it.
We're Creating a Better Future for the Internet
EFF's Certbot tool has revolutionized website security by making SSL certification accessible and free, contributing to widespread internet encryption.
Saving the Internet in Europe: How EFF Works in Europe
EFF engages in European advocacy to protect digital rights, influenced by local laws impacting global standards.
EFF Presses Federal Circuit To Make Patent Case Filings Public
The public's right to access federal court records is being undermined by decisions favoring corporate confidentiality in patent litigation.
EFF Appeals Order Denying Public Access to Patent Filings
EFF pushes for transparency in patent litigation, fighting against excessive secrecy tactics in court cases to uphold the public's right to access court records.
EFF Seeks Greater Public Access to Patent Lawsuit Filed in Texas
Secrecy in patent litigation is common, especially in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
EFF is seeking to intervene in a case to unseal documents and ensure public access, arguing for the public's First Amendment rights.
EFF Presses Federal Circuit To Make Patent Case Filings Public
The public's right to access federal court records is being undermined by decisions favoring corporate confidentiality in patent litigation.
EFF Appeals Order Denying Public Access to Patent Filings
EFF pushes for transparency in patent litigation, fighting against excessive secrecy tactics in court cases to uphold the public's right to access court records.
EFF Seeks Greater Public Access to Patent Lawsuit Filed in Texas
Secrecy in patent litigation is common, especially in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
EFF is seeking to intervene in a case to unseal documents and ensure public access, arguing for the public's First Amendment rights.
EFF Urges Supreme Court to Reject Texas' Speech-Chilling Age Verification Law
Texas age verification law could limit online anonymity and obstruct access to constitutionally protected content, raising concerns about privacy and freedom of speech.
In Historic Victory for Human Rights in Colombia, Inter-American Court Finds State Agencies Violated Human Rights of Lawyers Defending Activists
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled against Colombia for harassing and surveilling human rights defenders, putting their lives at risk.
EFF, Article 19, and other organizations filed an amicus brief urging the court to find Colombia's surveillance practices in violation of human rights.
Analyzing KOSA's Constitutional Problems In Depth
EFF remains opposed to the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) despite some organizations dropping opposition.
KOSA may lead to online services imposing age verification and content restrictions, according to EFF.
EFF's Submission to Ofcom's Consultation on Illegal Harms
The Online Safety Act (OSA) aims to make the UK the safest place online, but views on harmful content vary. EFF opposes the Act for its potential censorship and privacy infringement.
Four Infosec Tools for Resistance this International Women's Day
Women are more likely targets of online violence
Building a security plan is essential for online protection
Is the Justice Department Even Following Its Own Policy in Cybercrime Prosecution of a Journalist?
The indictment against journalist Tim Burke raises questions about the application of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)
EFF has long advocated for clarity in the CFAA to prevent misuse in prosecutions
EFF and More Than 100+ NGOS Set Non-Negotiable Redlines Ahead of UN Cybercrime Treaty Negotiations
EFF and 110 NGOs have outlined non-negotiable redlines for the proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty.
The proposed treaty has evolved into an expansive surveillance tool rather than a focused approach to tackling cybercrime.
Craig Newmark Philanthropies - Celebrating 30 Years of Support for Digital Rights
EFF receives a $200,000 grant from Craig Newmark Philanthropies to strengthen their cybersecurity work.
Craig Newmark has been supporting EFF for 30 years and focuses on supporting trustworthy journalism and cybersecurity.
EFF urges US trade watchdog to chase deceptive chatbots
The EFF proposed that the FTC should use rules against unfair trade practices to penalize deceptive chatbots.
Victory! Grand Jury Finds Sacramento Cops Illegally Shared Driver Data
EFF has highlighted illegal sharing of drivers' location data by California police with anti-abortion states, putting abortion seekers and providers at risk. The Sacramento County Grand Jury is investigating the unlawfully shared data.
If Not Amended, States Must Reject the Flawed Draft UN Cybercrime Convention Criminalizing Security Research and Certain Journalism Activities
UN Cybercrime Convention poses risks to security researchers' and investigative journalists' rights