Digital India, data laws and tech regulation.
A California court dismissed EFF's challenge to San Jose's automated license plate reader surveillance system, a decision EFF says wrongly underestimates privacy harms and will appeal.
EFF released a podcast episode about landmark encryption protection efforts, featuring the Bernstein v. Department of Justice case that established code as protected speech.
Analysis of unlawful federal data consolidation practices over the past two years involving government agencies, with concerns about privacy violations and weaponization of personal data against vulnerable groups.
EFF examines global age verification policies for social media and digital services, highlighting risks for people unable to provide identity documents and threats to internet access.
A federal court allowed a lawsuit by three labor unions against the State and Homeland Security departments for social media surveillance and suppression of protected expression to proceed.
Ecuadorean authorities deported free software developer and security expert Ola Bini, citing a secret report alleging threats to state security, without providing access to evidence or allowing proper legal defense.
The Marin County Sheriff's Office illegally shared automated license plate reader data from Flock Safety with out-of-state and federal agencies, violating California law.
EFF's Opt Out October campaign encourages users to reclaim data control by finding alternative software and leaving tech-giant platforms.
California appeals court upholds dismissal of lawsuit by surveillance tech CEO against journalist who reported his arrest, reinforcing anti-SLAPP protections.
EFF newsletter examines privacy implications of iOS 27's new Siri AI features, distinguishing between on-device and server-based computation.
EFF argues San Francisco's retention of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) surveillance with weak safeguards fails to protect civil liberties and will not prevent documented harms.
EFF launches 'Privacy's Defenders' podcast featuring former executive director Cindy Cohn discussing the historical fight for digital privacy and civil liberties against mass surveillance.
EFF opposes San Francisco Police Department's new drone policy, arguing it provides inadequate privacy protections and risks enabling widespread unaccountable surveillance.
DraftKings uses AI and machine learning on customer betting data to target vulnerable gamblers with promotions designed to lure losing betters back to the platform for profit.
