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EFFecting Change: How to Disenshittify the Internet on May 14

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Dissent Made Meaningful

Over the last year, large numbers of Americans have grown politically active for the first time. Reflecting the depth of our constitutional crisis, however, many seem not to know how to meaningfully raise their voices or participate in the political process.
Civic Participation Beyond Elections
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Trump vs. The Media

EFF Civil Liberties Director David Greene joins Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jonathan Freedman and San Francisco Chronicle Reporter Vivian Ho in a panel discussion regarding the media's relationship with the 45th President.
City College of San Francisco
Ocean Campus
Multi-Use Building
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
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Victory for Now: California Hits Pause on A.B. 165, Bill that Sought to Undermine Student Privacy

It's a great day for digital privacy in California. Confronted with opposition from a powerful and diverse coalition, Assemblymember Jim Cooper has pulled his legislation, A.B. 165, from consideration by the Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee. EFF joined over 60 civil rights organizations, technology companies, and school community...

Mavrix Photographs v. Live Journal

The case involves LiveJournal, a social media platform that allows users to create “communities” based on a common theme or subject. The communities are partly managed by moderators, who review posts (including photos) that users submit to make sure they follow the rules for posting and commenting created by the...

EFF Releases Spying on Students Ed Tech Report

EFF Survey Reveals Gaps in Protecting the Privacy of K-12 Students Using School-Issued Devices and Cloud Apps
“They are collecting and storing data to be used against my child in the future, creating a profile before he can intellectually understand the consequences of his searches and digital behavior."
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