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Stupid Patent Data of the Month: the Devil in the Details

A Misunderstanding of Data Leads to a Misunderstanding of Patent Law and Policy
Bad patents shouldn’t be used to stifle competition. A process to challenge bad patents when they improperly issue is important to keeping consumer costs down and encouraging new innovation. But according to a recent post...

Security Education

Announcing the Security Education Companion

The need for robust personal digital security is growing every day. From grassroots groups to civil society organizations to individual EFF members, people from across our community are voicing a need for accessible security education materials to share with their friends, neighbors, and colleagues.
We are thrilled to help....

Donde Estan Mis Datos

Who Has Your Back in Colombia? Karisma's Third-Annual Report Shows Progress

Fundación Karisma in cooperation with EFF has released its third-annual ¿Dónde Estan Mis Datos? report, the Colombian version of EFF’s Who Has Your Back. And this year’s report has some good news. According to the Colombian Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies, broadband Internet penetration in Colombia is well over...

The Evolution of Digital Data in Philanthropy

Join David Goodman in conversation with Lucy Bernholz, Senior Research Scholar at the Stanford University Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society, Thenmozhi Soundararajan, Director of Equality Labs, and Danny O'Brien, International Director at Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) for a dialogue about the state of data security and privacy in philanthropy....

Baltimore CryptoParty

In the wake of the Equifax breach, 145 million Americans have had their names, addresses, license numbers, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers (SSNs) compromised. As we continue to learn more about the breach, it is important to share facts rather than fear and uncertainty. Join EFF Technologist Erica...

GW Libraries Privacy Week

Hosted by GW Libraries and Academic Innovation, Privacy Week, running November 13-17, is a series of talks, workshops, and panels that explore privacy in the digital age. Open to the GW community and the general public, the events focus on responding to cyber violence, surveillance, and secure and encrypted technologies.
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