Federal court rules that there is no copyright loophole when trying to identify anonymous internet users eff.org/deeplinks/2022…

In a recent decision supporting the right to anonymity online, the Court cites 8 cases that EFF lawyers have worked on. Not bad for a 15-page decision! eff.org/deeplinks/2022…

Nonprofits that share the data of supporters, clients, and visitors with third parties may be putting people in danger. This guide offers concrete steps to implement better privacy practices for your websites and email platforms. eff.org/pages/online-p…

A win in our long-running fight to make secret law public.

You’ve never heard of Fog Data Science, but you should have. It’s the company turning your cell phone’s geolocation data into one of the most disturbing and wide-reaching surveillance systems ever used by police in the U.S. Read our investigation here. eff.org/deeplinks/2022….

This important AP investigation is worth your time. It goes into a secretive law enforcement tool called Fog Reveal, which uses ad data to produce location records for police: apnews.com/article/techno…

A must-read from my colleagues' year-long investigation into a dangerous surveillance company.

Victory! Federal court stops unprecedented, horrible Arizona law that criminalizes recording the police within eight feet. azcentral.com/story/news/loc…

EFF filed a lawsuit against Sacramento and its public utility for spying on entire neighborhoods' electricity usage, violating residents' privacy and targeting Asian communities. x.com/sacbee_news/st…

Calling all law students! EFF is accepting applications for spring semester legal interns now through Nov. 15. Apply here: eff.org/about/opportun…

We commend Rep. Anna G. Eshoo for her strongly worded letter condemning the mass police surveillance enabled by Fog Data Science. We hope that the FTC will act quickly to stop the data broker industry that leads to these privacy invasions. eff.org/deeplinks/2022…

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When California's police standards body claimed copyright protections trumped transparency over use-of-force training, EFF sued–and won! eff.org/deeplinks/2023…

The FISC’s refusal to enforce the Fourth Amendment is yet another reason the surveillance enabled by Section 702 needs to be ended or drastically reformed. eff.org/deeplinks/2023…

Lawyers! Come work with me - EFF is hiring a civil liberties attorney with 3-5 years experience. Reach out if you want to talk about the job - applications due by June 30. eff.org/opportunities/…

Every year some government agencies, officials and private companies fight back against the public’s right to know. We're looking for your nominations for the 2024 Foilies, “awards” that highlight intransigence, secrecy and other transparency-thwarting muckrock.com/news/archives/…