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The Fight Over Government Hacking Continues

The federal government just got new hacking powers with virtually no debate, including in Congress. But the fight isn’t over.
It’s not too late to debate—or even reverse—the update to federal rules governing search warrants, which now lets investigators use one warrant to search an untold number of computers...

Members-Only Speakeasy: Washington, DC

Start the weekend off on a positive note with EFF on Thursday, December 8. Get to know the EFF team over drinks and network with our compatriots in the digital freedom movement at a special DC members' Speakeasy. This meetup will be hosted by EFF's Director of Grassroots Advocacy ...

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Librarians, Act Now to Protect Your Users (Before It’s Too Late)

Books checked out from a library and terms searched on library computers can reveal a teenager’s questions about sexual orientation, a neighbor’s religious leanings, or a student’s political interests. Libraries across the country, particularly public libraries, make it part of their mission to serve the most vulnerable and underserved user...

Community forum in Davis CA

Data Privacy and Government Surveillance in the Trump Administration: Perspectives on the U.S. Constitution and Civil Liberties
EFF's Shahid Buttar and Camille Ochoa will visit Davis for a community forum including participants from the UC-Davis Law School Immigration Law Clinic, the UC-Davis Cross Cultural Student Center, ACLU Yolo chapter,...

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