AT&T vs OES litigation regarding Section 710 prohibition on state regulation of broadband services including Next Generation 911.

AT&T court filing challenging the Office of Emergency Services proposal to subject Next Generation 911 applicants to the State's jurisdiction under the California Public Utilities Commission.

LBS Innovations Covenant not to Sue.

Letter details the decline in competition since the original passage of SB 1161 and explains to the California Legislature that renewing the law with AB 1366 would only cement in broadband monopolies for residents of the state.

Administrative Code - Acquisition of Surveillance Technology

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Privacy Office, and Office of Field Operations invited privacy stakeholders—including EFF and the ACLU of Northern California—to participate in a briefing and update on how the CBP is implementing its Biometric Entry/Exit Program. EFF has many concerns about the government collecting and using biometric identifiers, which we detailed in a letter sent to CBP. Below is CBP's response.

Landmark Technology Patent Demand Letter

Landmark Technology v. Learning Resources complaint for patent infringement

Complaint - Landmark Technology A LLC v. U.S. Safety Gear Inc. 

Declaration of Lawrence Lockwood

EFF identifies a handful of policy areas and laws that need either more scrutiny (such as antitrust law), rethinking (such as broadband access competition), or protection in order to preserve the entry of new competitors to dominant firms in the technology sector. 

The California Office of Emergency Services released these training materials for the use of automated license plate readers in response to a California Public Records Request filed by EFF. They include both the student guide and the annotated instructor guide. These materials are associated with the California Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training course number 1279-43155-18-008. 

Veripath Exhibit F

Veripath v. Didomi Complaint

Small business letter to USPTO Director Andre Iancu

LTTWaPo

In December 2018, we joined Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, Center for Digital Democracy, Center for Media Justice, Color of Change, Common Sense Kids Action, Consumer Federation of America, Consumer Action, Consumer Watchdog, Customer Commons, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Media Alliance, Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, Public Citizen, Stop Online Violence Against Women, and U.S. PIRG in asking Congress to protect strong state privacy laws.

Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT Act sunsets on December 15, 2019 (in addition to two other PATRIOT Act provisions). Before lawmakers can decide whether to allow this provision to sunset entirely, to reauthorize the programs without changes, or to include reforms along with reauthorization, Congress and the public need more information. EFF provides a list of questions NSA must answer.

EFF submitted a letter in the U.S. Department of Commerce's request for comment on "Developing the Administration's Approach to Consumer Privacy," urging the agency to consider any future policy proposals in a users' rights framework. We emphasized five concrete recommendations for any Administration policy proposal or proposed legislation regarding the data privacy rights of users online.

This zipped file contains a .PSD that can be used by EFF designers as a template when designing OG banners for the site.

It includes a photo credit, as well as guides showing which areas are invisible in some uses of the banner.

EFF position on granting authorization to DHS and DOJ to shoot down, seize and/or intercept privately owned drones.

Final Report of the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing. Washington, DC: Office
of Community Oriented Policing Services.

President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing. 2015. Final Report of the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing. Washington, DC: Office
of Community Oriented Policing Services.