The EFF’s VR experience helps users spot surveillance devices
The organization wants people to understand the devices' capabilities.
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EFF and human rights groups sue to have FOSTA declared unconstitutional
They also want an injunction on the law while the case is being heard.
The EFF wants to make email servers more secure
STARTTLS Everywhere is like Let's Encrypt for email servers.
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The EFF wants you to know why Facebook removed your post
And for there to be an appeals process for social media takedowns.
Lebanese hackers stole a ton of data then left it on an open server
A Lebanese intelligence agency is thought to be behind the massive hacking campaign.
Netflix, Google and others voice frustration with net neutrality vote
Members of Congress have said they'll take the decision to court.
Senators make last ditch effort to halt the FCC's net neutrality vote
Nearly 40 senators signed a letter asking Ajit Pai to abandon the proposal.
The Internet Association asks FCC to delay its net neutrality vote
Its members, which include Amazon, Netflix and Uber, join others calling for a delay.
EFF tool tells your members of Congress to fight for net neutrality
It's easier than ever to push for a truly open internet.
What to expect from the FCC's net neutrality proposal
Any new changes will preempt state regulations that go against them.
Judge rules Canada's de-indexing order won't apply to Google in the US
The Supreme Court of Canada said the order should be applied globally.
Digital rights groups speak out against EU plan to scan online content
A proposed rule would require websites to filter uploaded material for copyright violations.
The DHS plans to monitor immigrants’ social media accounts
It introduced a new rule to that effect last week.
DHS faces lawsuit over phone and laptop border searches
The ACLU wants a warrant to be required before electronic devices can be searched.
Neo-Nazi site Stormfront has been temporarily taken down
Its domain host currently has a hold on the website.
Privacy group says Washington cyberbullying law is censoring instead
When protection blocks more speech than intended.
How an obscure rule lets law enforcement search any computer
Today's changes to Rule 41 expand the Justice Department's reach in the digital world.
EFF sues US government to void 'onerous' copyright rules
It claims the DMCA violates the First Amendment, curbing inventors and researchers.