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Appeals Court Sidesteps The Big Questions on Geofence Warrants

Another federal appeals court has ruled on controversial geofence warrants--sort of. Last week, the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit sitting en banc issued a single sentence opinion affirming the lower court opinion in United States v. ...

eff.org — 6 days ago

Podcast Episode: Digital Autonomy for Bodily Autonomy

We all leave digital trails as we navigate the internet - records of what we searched for, what we bought, who we talked to, where we went or want to go in the real world - and those trails usually are owned by the big corporations behind the ...

eff.org — 6 days ago

No Postal Service Data Sharing to Deport Immigrants

The law enforcement arm of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) recently joined a U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) task force geared towards finding and deporting immigrants, according to a report from the Washington Post. Now, immigration ...

eff.org — 7 days ago

Nominations Open for 2025 EFF Awards!

Nominations are now open for the 2025 EFF Awards! The nomination window will be open until Friday, May 23rd at 2:00 PM Pacific time. You could nominate the next winner today!For over thirty years, the Electronic Frontier Foundation presented awards . ...

eff.org — 7 days ago

Beware the Bundle: Companies Are Banking on Becoming Your Police Department's Favorite "Public Safety Technology" Vendor

When your local police department buys one piece of surveillance equipment, you can easily expect that the company that sold it will try to upsell them on additional tools and upgrades. Axon has been adding AI to its repertoire, and it now features a ...

eff.org — 7 days ago

Washington's Right to Repair Bill Heads to the Governor

The right to repair just keeps on winning. Last week, thanks in part to messages from EFF supporters, the Washington legislature passed a strong consumer electronics right-to-repair legislation through both the House and Senate. The bill affirms our ...

eff.org — 12 days ago

Ninth Circuit Hands Users A Big Win: Californians Can Sue Out-of-State Corporations That Violate State Privacy Laws

Simple common sense tells us that a corporation's decision to operate in every state shouldn't mean it can't be sued in most of them. Sadly, U.S. law doesn't always follow common sense. That's why we were so pleased with a recent holding from the ...

eff.org — 12 days ago

Age Verification in the European Union: The Commission's Age Verification App

This is the second part of a three-part series about age verification in the European Union. In this blog post, we take a deep dive into the age verification app solicited by the European Commission, based on digital identities. Part one gives an ...

eff.org — 14 days ago

Congress Passes TAKE IT DOWN Act Despite Major Flaws

Today the U.S. House of Representatives passed the TAKE IT DOWN Act, giving the powerful a dangerous new route to manipulate platforms into removing lawful speech that they simply don't like. President Trump himself has said that he would use the law ...

eff.org — 15 days ago

EFF Leads Prominent Security Experts in Urging Trump Administration to Leave Chris Krebs Alone

SAN FRANCISCO - The Trump Administration must cease its politically motivated investigation of former U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Christopher Krebs, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and dozens of prominent . ...

eff.org — 15 days ago

Texas's War on Abortion Is Now a War on Free Speech

Once again, the Texas legislature is coming after the most common method of safe and effective abortion today--medication abortion.Senate Bill (S.B.) 2880* seeks to prevent the sale and distribution of abortion pills--but it doesn't stop there. By .. ...

eff.org — 15 days ago

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