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  1. Technological change has made news publishing more challenging, but new restrictions on linking are not the answer:

  2. Patent trolls don't just demand money. They can even keep your products from entering the country.

  3. WordPress․com: Encryption "so important we do not allow you to compromise the security of your site by disabling it"

  4. Brasil: CPI ameaça direitos dos internautas

  5. European lawmakers consider new restrictions on linking to news stories—the latest example of the "copyright creep":

  6. New Senate Intelligence Committee draft bill is anti-encryption and anti-security:

  7. California's smartphone encryption bill got amended—and it's actually worse

  8. WordPress is automatically turning on HTTPS encryption for every site they host, thanks to :

  9. Federal court in PA narrows First Amendment right to record police, inviting unnecessary violence:

  10. Over a year later, we're still trying to get patent court documents unsealed. That's not how it should work.

  11. Join EFF's in DC this Sunday to learn encryption tools for activists:

  12. WhatsApp rolls out end-to-end encryption to its over one billion users. Our technical rundown:

  13. EFF, ACLU ask Illinois' top court to strike down unconstitutional sex offender law that impedes free speech rights:

  14. Links are not copyright infringement, says EU's top legal adviser. Important development in an ongoing ECJ case:

  15. New FCC rules could end the cable set-top box monopoly. We skewer Big Cable's phony copyright arguments.

  16. Dear : we've been waiting for you to respond to our petition for 163 days.

  17. Blizzard shuts down fan server running a "classic" World of Warcraft mode for 150k active players.

  18. California’s smartphone encryption bill would force manufacturers to put a backdoor in every phone sold in the state

  19. 16 years ago today, EFF awarded $50,000 to Nayan Hajratwala for discovering a 2-million-digit prime number:

  20. We've fought for a federal open access law for three years. The finish line is in sight.

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