Thirty-seven digital rights groups and businesses have come together this week to urge the White House to defend privacy and promise to veto the dangerous cybersecurity bill CISPA. Such legislation poses a number of privacy risks to individuals, allowing levels of information sharing between companies and the government that supersede...

Este articulo ha sido escrito por Katitza Rodriguez (EFF) y Olivia Solis (SHARE Defense)
Desde que Google comenzó a publicar su reporte de transparencia tres años atras, la demanda de datos de usuarios solo ha incrementado para Google - una tendencia que no muestra signos de disminuir. Cómo...

Este artículo ha sido escrito por Katitza Rodriguez (EFF) y Olivia Solis (SHARE Defense)
El informe de Transparencia de Google ofrece información país por país, de las estadísticas sobre las peticiones que recibe Google del estado sobre datos personales de carácter privado. A continuación EFF y SHARE...

Today was the first hearing in what many of us hope will be a successful update to the archaic Electronic Communications and Privacy Act in this year's Congress. The law, written in 1986, allows the government to argue that private online messages older than 180 days...

On Wednesday, the head of the U.S. Copyright Office is going to testify to Congress and call for an update to U.S. copyright law. If Congress takes up the challenge, supporters of free expression and the promise of digital...

A coalition of Internet advocacy organizations and individuals are launching a week of action to combat the CISPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act.
Viewing CISPA as one of the greatest threats to Internet users since SOPA, the coalition intends to leverage popular outrage to oppose...

On Friday, EFF received the long-awaiting ruling on its 2011 petition to set aside a National Security Letter (NSL) issued to a telecommunications company. The petition challenged the constitutionality of one of five national security letter statutes, 18 U.S.C. § 2709. And what a ruling it was. In...