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  1. 6 hours ago

    If you're an organizer working to increase awareness around issues affecting your community, explore these media tips available from the Electronic Frontier Alliance network. And, of course, consider joining!

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  2. 8 hours ago

    California passed a law in 2018 to make state-funded research available to the public. Can Congress finally do the same?

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  3. 9 hours ago

    We were all drowned out by the big Internet companies that endorsed and lobbied for FOSTA, but the fight is not over.

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  4. 11 hours ago

    We all have the right to speak privately—in person or online. Here’s how we’re going to keep fighting the long battle against mass surveillance in 2019.

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  5. 12 hours ago

    Did a government agency send you an absolutely ridiculous response to your public records request in 2018? Name and shame them with a Foilies nomination by Sunday night.

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  6. 13 hours ago

    Check out EFF's full presentation on our virtual reality project, Spot the Surveillance, from last month's .

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  7. 13 hours ago

    Fighting surveillance often involves piles of public record requests, dry presentations, and lengthy court battles. With Spot the Surveillance, we're bringing the fight to virtual reality, to help contextualize what we're up against.

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  8. 15 hours ago

    "Cellular communication infrastructure, the system at the heart of modern communication, commerce and governance, is woefully insecure. And we are doing nothing to fix it." EFF's demands solutions in

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  9. 16 hours ago

    If this new crop of lawsuits is successful, it will make the Internet a more restrictive place for everyone.

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  10. Jan 5

    The deadline for The Foilies is imminent! If a government agency stood in the way of your access to public information, nominate them for our anti-awards by Sunday night.

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  11. Jan 5

    The recent viral video of is a helpful reminder of the importance of fair use, and the fight to protect it.

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  12. Jan 5

    After 20 years, the end of the public domain drought is here, but so are the bots.

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  13. Jan 5

    Minimizing bias and unfairness in pretrial risk assessment may be possible, but not without responsible guidance and oversight.

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  14. Jan 5

    Grassroots groups in NYC, including in the Electronic Frontier Alliance, are clamoring for community control over public digital infrastructure

    Mission creep. Without independent oversight, this is not 'free' community wifi.
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  15. Jan 5

    When gives out 20-year monopolies on computer technology, the public must be allowed to challenge the mistakes. We’ll be fighting to keep those rights in 2019.

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  16. Jan 5

    Often the most privacy-protective way to communicate with others is in person, without computers or phones being involved at all. But what should you do when you can't do that? Learn more in our guide to safely communicating with others online:

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  17. Jan 4

    If GCHQ has its way, software and hardware companies will never be able to convincingly claim that they are being honest about what their applications and tools are doing, and users will have no good reason to believe them if they try.

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  18. Jan 4

    But local communities don't have to wait—they can and should create their own high-speed community broadband access.

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  19. Jan 4

    5G is being aggressively marketed in policy circles because it provides a useful distraction from the fundamental fact that the United States market is missing out on fiber's affordable prices and extraordinary advancements.

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  20. Jan 4

    Policymakers need to aggressively promote fiber for all Americans in order to end the digital divide. Otherwise the future of high-speed broadband access will be a monopoly.

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