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Email updates on news, actions,and events in your area.DEEPLINKS BLOGShare Itthere is concrete evidence of cell site simulators being used against protesters in the U.S.,Share ItThe scourge of stalkerware—malicious apps used by perpetrators of domestic violence to secretly spy on their victims—is not going unchallenged or unaddressed. are increasingly adding stalkerware to the list of apps their products detect on devices; victim help people figure out whether their devices are...Update: This feature is only available on certain phones running Android 12. So far we have only confirmed it is available on the Pixel 6. Last year Google quietly pushed a new feature to its Android operating system allowing users to optionally disable 2G at the modem level in their...In this guest post by the Coalition Against Stalkerware marking its second anniversary, the international alliance takes a look back on its achievements while seeing a lot of challenges ahead.Two years ago, in November 2019, the was founded by 10 organizations. Today, there are more than...San Francisco—On Tuesday, October 12, at 8 am PT, EFF Senior Staff Technologist Erica Portnoy and representatives from more than 10 human, digital, and children’s rights organizations will hold a about the ramifications of Apple’s plans to add scanning tools to its devices on people...“Black lives matter on the streets. Black lives matter on the internet.” A year ago, EFF’s Executive Director, Cindy Cohn, shared these words in about the police killings of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. Cindy spoke for all of us in committing EFF to redouble its efforts...Washington, D.C.—The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) the Supreme Court to rule that when students post on social media or speak out online while off campus, they are protected from punishment by school officials under the First Amendment— amid , ...Last week, EFF—along with the ACLU and EPIC—filed an in the Wisconsin Supreme Court challenging a series of warrantless digital searches and seizures by state law enforcement officers: the search of a person’s entire cell phone, the retention of a copy of the data on the phone,...San Francisco—The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today launched , a interactive tool that teaches users how advertisers follow them as they shop or browse online, and how to fight back against corporate trackers to protect their privacy, mitigate relentless ad targeting, and improve the web ecosystem for...San Francisco—The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) called on or plan to launch technologies—which sometimes collect sensitive data from users’ devices and lack adequate transparency or privacy protections—to make them and disclose details about data collection practices.Monitoring public...Since this COVID-19 crisis began people have looked to technology to assist in contact tracing and notification. Technology will never be a silver bullet to solve a deeply human crisis, even if it. No app will work absent widespread testing with human follow up. Smartphones are not...Share It

Email updates on news, actions,and events in your area.DEEPLINKS BLOGShare Itthere is concrete evidence of cell site simulators being used against protesters in the U.S.,Share ItThe scourge of stalkerware—malicious apps used by perpetrators of domestic violence to secretly spy on their victims—is not going unchallenged or unaddressed. are increasingly adding stalkerware to the list of apps their products detect on devices; victim help people figure out whether their devices are...Update: This feature is only available on certain phones running Android 12. So far we have only confirmed it is...

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