News from Electronic Frontier Foundation

EFF to Second Circuit: Electronic Device Searches at the Border Require a Warrant

EFF to Court: Reject X’s Effort to Revive a Speech-Chilling Lawsuit Against a Nonprofit

EFF Lawsuit Discloses Documents Detailing Government’s Social Media Surveillance of Immigrants

The Frightening Stakes of this Halloween’s Net Neutrality Hearing

No matter what the bank says, it's YOUR money, YOUR data, and YOUR choice

EU to Apple: “Let Users Choose Their Software”; Apple: “Nah”

Disability Rights Are Technology Rights

EFF to Massachusetts’ Highest Court: Pretrial Electronic Monitoring Should Not Eviscerate Privacy Rights

How Many U.S. Persons Does Section 702 Spy On? The ODNI Needs to Come Clean.

Preemption Playbook: Big Tech’s Blueprint Comes Straight from Big Tobacco

A Flourishing Internet Depends on Competition

Prosecutors in Washington State Warn Police: Don’t Use Gen AI to Write Reports

A mobile driver’s license (mDL) is a version of your ID that you keep on your phone instead of in your pocket. Here are some questions to ask yourself

This weekend, the WSJ reported on a major breach of U.S. telecom systems attributed to a Chinese-backed hacking group

EFF to Fifth Circuit: Age Verification Laws Will Hurt More Than They Help

FTC Report Confirms: Commercial Surveillance is Out of Control

EFF to Federal Trial Court: Section 230’s Little-Known Third Immunity for User-Empowerment Tools Covers Unfollow Everything 2.0

Patient Rights and Consumer Groups Join EFF In Opposing Two Extreme Patent Bills

Digital ID Isn't for Everybody, and That's Okay

EFF to Supreme Court: Strike Down Texas’ Unconstitutional Age Verification Law