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Deeplinks Blog by Parker Higgins | May 26, 2016

EFF Applauds Jury Verdict In Favor of Fair Use in Oracle v. Google

A jury unanimously and correctly found today that Google's use of 37 Java package names and some 11,000 lines of "declaring code" in its Android operating system was lawful fair use, showing once again that our robust fair use doctrine is doing the crucial work of ensuring copyright law doesn’t...

Event | July 9, 2016

EFF at El Cerrito Library (Online Tracking Talk)

Join EFF Staff Technologist Jeremy Gillula to learn how sketchy companies (and shadowy government agencies) track you everywhere you go online, often without your permission! We'll cover how tracking works, why companies do it, and what tools do (and don't) work to protect yourself.

Event | June 30, 2016

EFF at Moraga Library (Online Privacy Talk)

Join EFF Staff Technologist Jeremy Gillula to learn how sketchy companies (and shadowy government agencies) track you everywhere you go online, often without your permission! We'll cover how tracking works, why companies do it, and what tools do (and don't) work to protect your privacy online.

Event | June 28, 2016

EFF at Hercules Library (Drones Talk)

Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a drone!
In this presentation, Dr. Jeremy Gillula will explain everything you ever wanted to know about drones. How do they work? Why are they suddenly so popular? How hard is it to fly...

Event | June 22, 2016

EFF at Ygnacio Valley Library (Crypto Wars 2.0 Talk)

Encryption is a fundamental building block of modern computer technology, from the encryption your web browser uses to make sure your purchases are secure, to the encryption your insurance company uses when they store your health records, to the encryption your smartphone uses to ensure that a stolen phone doesn't...

Deeplinks Blog by Cooper Quintin | May 25, 2016

Canary Watch – One Year Later

We announced Canary Watch a year ago as a coalition project to list Warrant Canaries and monitor them for changes or removal. Canary Watch was a joint project, with EFF, Freedom of the Press Foundation, NYU Law, Calyx and the Berkman Center.Along the way, the project has been part of...

Event | June 10, 2016

Crafting Type Typography Workshop

We are proud to be a hosting sponsor for Crafting Type, a nonprofit that gives intensive introductory typography design workshops around the world.
Where: EFF, 815 Eddy St., San Francisco.
When: June 10 from 1pm to 6pm, June 11-12 from 10am to 6pm.
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Deeplinks Blog by Jeremy Malcolm | May 23, 2016

Chilean Bid to Help Authors Will Chill Audiovisual Content Online

Authors around the world are realizing the benefits of sharing their work in new ways, finding new audiences by refusing to articipate in traditional methods of distribution and licensing. But a new proposal in Chile could undermine those choices, at least for Chilean creators.
In pursuing copyright reform around...

Event | June 4, 2016

Surveillance Self-Defense 201

On Saturday, June 4, EFF and the Los Angeles chapter of the National Lawyers Guild will co-host a free workshop on surveillance self-defense. The workshop will be open to the public, though particularly structured for participants in an earlier session hosted in January.
EFF staff technologist Mark...

Event | June 2, 2016

EFF at the Davis Community Forum

EFF's Shahid Buttar and Amul Kalia will attend the Davis Community Forum hosted by the Yolo County ACLU chapter to speak on a panel about "Local Community Organizing Strategies" and "Measures to Protect Rights in the Digital Era."

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