Skip to main content
EFFecting Change Livestream Series: How to Protest with Privacy in Mind

Our Work

Our Work

Congress + Action

Privacy First: A Better Way to Address Online Harms

State, federal, and international regulators are increasingly concerned about the harms they believe the internet and new technology are causing. The list is long, implicating child safety, journalism, access to healthcare data, digital justice, competition, artificial intelligence, and government surveillance, just to name a few. The stories behind them are...
Three upside down question marks

Who Defends Your Data in Latin America & Spain? A Comparative View of Telecom Companies’ Commitments to User Privacy

This report presents an overview and comparative analysis of the ¿Quién defiende tus datos?/¿Dónde están mis datos? series of reports for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, México, Nicaragua, Panamá, Paraguay, Perú, and Spain. Since 2015, local digital rights organizations have evaluated telecommunications companies’ commitments to transparency and user privacy in a...
Joe Biden photo w circuit background

EFF Transition Memo to Incoming Biden Administration

While we hope to work with you on a wide range of policies that affect digital rights in the coming years, we focus here on the ones that need your immediate attention and ask that you change course on the previous policies and practices discussed below.
An illustrated file folder with a declassified stamp

The Failed Fix to NSL Gag Orders: How the Majority of National Security Letter Recipients Remain Gagged After USA FREEDOM

This report details how, despite repeated efforts by Congress and federal courts, the FBI’s controversial national security letter (“NSL”) authority remains unconstitutional by subjecting recipients to indefinite prior restraints. EFF’s analysis of records it obtained in a Freedom of Information Act suit concludes that absent further judicial or legislative intervention...
Who Has Your Back banner - a giant question mark

Who Has Your Back? Censorship Edition 2019

Legal RequestsPlatformPolicyRequestsNoticeAppealsMechan-ismsAppealsTrans-parencySantaClaraPrinciplesApple App StoreDailymotionFacebookGitHubGoogle Play StoreInstagramLinkedInMediumPinterestRedditSnapTumblrTwitterVimeoWordpress.comYouTubeDownload chart as PDF. See earlier Who Has Your Back? reports: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018.by Andrew Crocker, Gennie Gebhart, Aaron Mackey,Kurt Opsahl, Hayley Tsukayama, Jamie Lee Williams, and Jillian...

Pages

Back to top

JavaScript license information