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Don’t Repeat NY’s 3D Printing Blunder
New York has become the first state to approve controversial regulations requiring 3D printers to include embedded surveillance and censorship software, a move...
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New York has become the first state to approve controversial regulations requiring 3D printers to include embedded surveillance and censorship software, a move...
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The General Court of the European Union has ruled against Apple in its legal challenges to the European Commission’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), affirming the co...
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The U.S. Congress is advancing legislation critics warn could fundamentally alter online expression and privacy under the guise of child protection. The recentl...
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Wearable health devices like smartwatches, fitness rings, and activity bands are becoming increasingly popular in the United States, with about 40 percent of Am...
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The California Legislature has scaled back a controversial expansion of the state’s age-gating law, removing provisions that critics warned would further threat...
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and ARTICLE 19 have jointly submitted comments to the European Commission regarding the draft guidelines for the Digita...
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Explore how Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs 2 mirrored real-world digital rights issues, from insecure surveillance cameras to cell-site simulators, and the EFF’s role in combating tech authoritarianism.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), a leading organization in digital rights advocacy, is marking its 36th anniversary this month by encouraging supporter...
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Flock Safety has ended its pilot program for audio 'Distress Detection' in human voices, citing public pressure and civil liberties concerns over surveillance risks.
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Explore why proposed laws targeting anonymous web crawlers threaten open internet access, privacy, and critical research like journalism and cybersecurity.
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Government report reveals DHS plans to expand border surveillance towers from 830 to 2,300 by 2034, raising civil liberties and privacy concerns over taxpayer-funded monitoring of border regions.
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California residents can now use the DROP tool to request data brokers delete their personal information and opt out of data sales, enhancing privacy protection under the Delete Act.
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