Don't Let Congress Fast-Track TPP
Fair Use Takes Center Stage at Judiciary Committee Hearing
Copyright reform hearings continue to lumber along in the House of Representatives, with Tuesday's in the Judiciary Committee marking the seventh in as many months. This hearing was dedicated to "The Scope of Fair Use," and though the panel of witnesses was more diverse than in some of...
"The Case(s) Against NSA Surveillance" at UMass Dartmouth
Description: Join EFF Senior Staff Attorney David Greene for special talk entitled "The Case(s) Against NSA Surveillance." Admission is free to the public.
The U.S. government, with assistance from telecommunications carriers such as AT&T, has engaged in dragnet surveillance of domestic communications and communications records of millions of...
Los Angeles Cops Should Release Automatic License Plate Reader Records, EFF & ACLU Argue in Opening Brief
Los Angeles Cops Should Release Automatic License Plate Reader Records, EFF & ACLU Argue in Opening Brief
Co-Authored with Peter Bibring, Senior Staff Attorney at the ACLU of Southern California
On Friday, EFF and the ACLU of Southern California filed the opening brief in our lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department and Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department for information...
Deep Dive: Why Freedom of Association Matters
The Day We Fight Back: A Call To the International Community to Fight Against Mass Surveillance
Congress, Don't Let Us Down: Oppose the Bill to “Fast Track” TPP
EFF and other public interest groups have sent a letter to lawmakers reiterating our opposition to a “fast track” bill that would restrict Congress ability to have meaningful input into or review trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership...
Why the FCC Can't Actually Save Net Neutrality
Data Privacy Means Data Security (and not Data Retention)
Today is Data Privacy Day (also known as Data Protection Day), an international festival of our right to control our own personal information and to protect our communications from unchecked surveillance.
It's not been a great year for either belief. Since last year's celebration, the Snowden revelations...
