Canada’s Parliament is debating a massive expansion of surveillance powers that will threaten the privacy and security of millions of people. Bill C-22, also called the Lawful Access Act, has already ...
Police agencies across the U.S. have deployed Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) to capture images of passing vehicles along with time, date, and GPS coordinates. While the technology itself ...
New York definitively ruled that the Office of Personnel Management violated the law when it disclosed millions of federal employee records to DOGE agents. The court will decide the remedy at a later ...
No one should have to choose between speaking freely and protecting their immigration status. Yet that’s precisely the choice ...
The Brazilian National Data Protection Agency (ANPD) plays a pivotal role in the regulation of digital platforms according to new legislation approved in Brazil. Throughout this year, EFF has ...
In an extremely disappointing ruling, a California trial court dismissed SIREN v. San Jose, our case challenging the city of ...
EFF was thrilled to join organizers, advocates, and activists in the East Bay for the second annual Oakland Tech Week last ...
Today, EFF joined the ACLU of Wisconsin in filing a petition to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, asking it to rule that the state’s constitution requires a warrant for retrospective searches of ALPR ...
This decision is a victory: The Court held that claims that the government’s social media surveillance program is harming the ...
EFF strongly condemns Turkey’s state-led discriminatory, oppressive attacks on feminist and LGBTQ+ organisations, media platforms, student groups, and rights defenders and activists within the country ...
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