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Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act lets US intelligence agencies collect communications from foreigners abroad without a warrant,…

Last June during Pride, we launched a new initiative—LGBT Q&A—where we answered your most pressing queer-related digital rights questions on…

Just days after a damning WIRED report exposed that Meta had quietly embedded facial recognition technology (FRT) code into millions…

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

Last year during LGBTQ+ Pride month, we launched an LGBT Q&A where we answered your most pressing digital rights questions…

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

EFF is on the front lines of the fight against tech-enabled tyranny, but we aren’t alone. Our team depends on…

After public outrage, California lawmakers are moving closer to exempting open source operating systems from the sweeping age-bracketing regime mandated…

In the rush to block young people from certain parts of the internet, lawmakers are creating a privacy and security…

We recently updated our privacy policy for the first time since 2022. Most of the changes are clarifications, reorganizations, and…

Osama Khalid was just twelve years old when he began contributing to Wikipedia Arabic. In the height of the blogging…

This week, Apple released iOS 26.5, an update that supports end-to-end encryption for Rich Communication Services (RCS), meaning conversations between…