Tell the FTC: It's Time to Act on the Right to Repair
Update: The FTC is no longer accepting comments for this rulemaking. More than 1,600 comments were filed in the proceeding, with many of you sharing your personal stories about why you support the right to repair. Thank you for taking action!Do you care about being able to fix and modify...
San Francisco: Vote No on Proposition E to Stop Police from Testing Dangerous Surveillance Technology on You
San Francisco voters will confront a looming threat to their privacy and civil liberties on the March 5, 2024 ballot. If Proposition E passes, we can expect the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) will use untested and potentially dangerous technology on the public, any time they want, for a full...
What Home Videotaping Can Tell Us About Generative AI
Victory! Ring Announces It Will No Longer Facilitate Police Requests for Footage from Users
Fragging: The Subscription Model Comes for Gamers
FTC Bars X-Mode from Selling Sensitive Location Data
EFF and More Than 100+ NGOS Set of Redlines Ahead of UN Cybercrime Treaty Negotiations
EFF has joined forces with 110 NGOs today in a joint statement delivered to the United Nations Ad Hoc Committee, clearly outlining civil society non-negotiable redlines for the proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty, and asserting that states should reject the proposed treaty if these essential changes are not...
The Public Domain Benefits Everyone – But Sometimes Copyright Holders Won’t Let Go
The PRESS Act Will Protect Journalists When They Need It Most
Our government shouldn’t be spying on journalists. Nor should law enforcement agencies force journalists to identify their confidential sources or go to prison. To fix this, we need to change the law. Now, we’ve got our best chance in years. The House of Representatives has passed the Protect Reporters from...
