Electronic Frontier Foundation 2021 was not a good year for Big Tech: a flaming cocktail of moderation failings, privacy breaches, leaked nefarious plans, illegal collusion and tone-deaf, arrogant pronouncements stoked public anger and …
2021 ended up being a time where we dug into our new realities of distributed work and the ever-changing COVID news. At the same time, news continued to come fast …
During the holiday season you’ll see lots of appeals from worthy causes. Wherever your heart is, there’s little doubt that technology amplifies voices and helps build community around the issues …
Episode 106 of EFF’s How to Fix the Internet Surveillance is always problematic, but it isn’t neutral—it is more often deployed in communities of color than elsewhere. And surveillance technology …
تقدمت لجين الهذلول، المدافعة البارزة عن حقوق المرأة، بشكوى ضد شركة دارك ماتر وعملاء استخبارات أميركيين سابقين صمموا برامج ضارة لاختراق هاتفها. English version بورتلاند، أوريغون – رفعت مؤسسة الجبهة …
Four years ago, EFF set out on a mission to chase down the paper trail left behind when cops in California use cell-site simulators. This trail has led us to …
When governments or private companies target someone with malware and facilitate the abuse of their human rights, the victim must be able to hold the bad actors accountable. That’s why, …
We’re pleased to see Apple has come out with an Android app called Tracker Detect that addresses some of the serious threats to privacy and safety we identified with Apple …
This post is crossposted at MuckRock and was co-written by Michael Morisy. We are now accepting submissions for The Foilies 2022, the annual project to give tongue-in-cheek awards to the …
It’s been over two years since our initial response to Google’s Manifest V3 proposal. Manifest V3 is the latest set of changes to the Chrome browser’s rules for browser extensions. Each …