#DataRights

Enshittification isn’t just a sweary word to describe the accelerating decay of the online platforms, apps, and services that we rely on.   It’s a framework…

On a warm June evening in San Francisco, attorneys and other legally-minded friends of EFF gathered for our 17th Annual…

Meta has deployed facial recognition code to millions of their always-on surveillance glasses, according to new reporting by Wired. EFF’s…

California lawmakers are again considering A.B. 412, a bill that would require AI developers to identify and disclose copyrighted works…

Governments must not adopt emerging and powerful AI technologies without also adopting strong and clear safeguards to protect Constitutional rights,…

“We will launch during a dynamic political environment where many civil society groups that we would expect to attack us…

Poor accountability, feeble control mechanisms, and insufficient legal frameworks have led to systematic human rights violations in the Americas, with…

Last week, Instagram ended its opt-in, and therefore rarely used, end-to-end encryption feature. Years after publicly promising to provide the…

Internet shutdowns are devastating for human rights. When people are disconnected from the internet and digital services, it impacts all…

EFF friend Guy Kawasaki has written a book: Everybody Has Something to Hide: Why and How to Use Signal to Preserve Your Privacy,…

Last week, we released apkeep version 1.0.0, the latest edition of our command-line Android package downloading software. Rather than indicating…

Last September, the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans to introduce a new digital ID scheme in the…