The Ninth Circuit just delivered good news for digital privacy: abandoning a phone doesn't abandon your Fourth Amendment rights in the phone's contents. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

You should be skeptical of any government tool that relies on secrecy to operate www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...

DOE: To more efficiently serve the public and build confidence in our work, we're . . . shutting out thousands of members of the public who have requested information about work.

Why Aren't Hundreds of Data Brokers Registering with States? A new analysis of 750 data brokers reveals that many data brokers that registered in one state aren’t registered in others www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...

Right now there are a lot of new eyes on Signal, and not all of them are familiar with secure messaging and its nuances. Which means there’s misinfo flying around that might drive people away from Signal and private communications. 1/

My colleagues are the best.

The Supreme Court will hear another digital speech case this week that will determine whether we will continue to have an anonymous internet or whether our speech and privacy will be jeopardized by state lawmakers across the country.

Post-TikTok argument, I continue to be disturbed at how infantilizing the law and government arguments in support of it are. The government thinks so little of us and other institutions (a free press for one) that it has to ban an entire social media service.

Lawmakers and courts spent 2024 trying to undermine Section 230 - a key law that enables internet users’ speech. EFF fought back.

EFF has helped the San Francisco Bay Area Independent Media Center (commonly known as @indybay.bsky.social) fight off an unlawful search warrant and gag order served by the San Francisco Police Department - a victory for press freedom.