Electronic Frontier Foundation"I can see how most people would be bullied into submission by a threat like that." Will Freeman created https://DeFlock.me to track the locations of ALPR surveillance cameras. When Flock Safety came after him with legal threats, EFF helped him fight back. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/06/get-flock-out-here
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Se está impulsando una ola de leyes para prohibir el acceso a las redes sociales a los jóvenes bajo la premisa de una crisis de salud mental. El problema es que la ciencia detrás de esta narrativa es débil. No podemos restringir derechos basándonos en estudios defectuosos. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/science-not-settled-how-weak-evidence-fueling-national-push-ban-social-media-youth?language=es
La ciencia no es concluyente: cómo unas pruebas poco sólidas están impulsando una campaña nacional para prohibir las redes sociales a los jóvenes
A medida que los parlamentos estatales se preparan para 2026, estamos asistiendo a una tendencia ya conocida y preocupante: los legisladores se apresuran a regular Internet basándose en datos científicos sorprendentemente poco sólidos. Desde la Massachusetts y Minnesota Universidad de Brown, han...
Privacy Badger is one of EFF's most-loved tools. We get it—online tracking is out of control, and this adorable mascot fights corporate surveillance and helps you take back your privacy. Support the Privacy Badger team with this new crewneck today! https://eff.org/spring
Organizations can enhance privacy and security on their devices by installing Privacy Badger, EFF’s free, open source browser extension that automatically blocks trackers. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/09/libraries-schools-why-organizations-should-install-privacy-badger
From Libraries to Schools: Why Organizations Should Install Privacy Badger
In an era of pervasive online surveillance, organizations have an important role to play in protecting their communities’ privacy. Schools, libraries, and other organizations can make private browsing the norm by deploying Privacy Badger on their computers.
With AB 1856, California lawmakers could have dramatically narrowed the harmful age-bracketing regime set to go into effect next year. Instead, the bill extends those requirements to browsers and websites. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/one-step-forward-two-steps-back-cas-ab-1856-exempts-open-source-expands-age-gating
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: CA's AB 1856 Exempts Open Source But Expands Age-Gating
After public outrage, California lawmakers are moving closer to exempting open source operating systems from the sweeping age-bracketing regime mandated by last year’s Digital Age Assurance Act (AB 1043). Nonetheless, the current bill still jeopardizes internet users’ speech, privacy, and security....
It may often feel like the whole idea of protecting yourself online is too big of an issue to tackle. But we can take small steps to better protect our privacy, while building an online space that feels as free & safe as speaking with those close to us offline. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/02/privacy-loves-company
Privacy Loves Company
Most of the internet’s blessings—the opportunities for communities to connect despite physical borders and oppressive controls, the avenues to hold the powerful accountable without immediate censorship, the sharing of our hopes and frustrations with loved ones and strangers alike—tend to come at a...
Keep Android OpenThank you GNU/Linux València (@gnulinuxvalencia) for supporting Keep Android Open at https://keepandroidopen.org/open-letter/#signatories @keepandroidopen #KeepAndroidOpen
RokosunWhen is the @EUCommission going to take similar action against Google for their new developer verification policy on Android - https://keepandroidopen.org/
This will essentially kill off alternative app distributors like @fdroidorg and establish Google as the sole arbiter who can approve or reject any app they want without any accountability.
internetarchive🧵 Some publishers and news organizations are blocking the Wayback Machine from archiving their journalism, cutting off access to the public record.
📣 If you rely on the Wayback Machine to preserve news & history, tell them not to block web archiving. ✏️ Sign the open letter to keep journalism preserved 👇
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California’s age-bracketing regime is a recipe for censorship and a privacy disaster. AB 1856 was supposed to fix these flaws before the law goes into effect next year, but our core problem with the bill remains. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/one-step-forward-two-steps-back-cas-ab-1856-exempts-open-source-expands-age-gating
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: CA's AB 1856 Exempts Open Source But Expands Age-Gating
After public outrage, California lawmakers are moving closer to exempting open source operating systems from the sweeping age-bracketing regime mandated by last year’s Digital Age Assurance Act (AB 1043). Nonetheless, the current bill still jeopardizes internet users’ speech, privacy, and security....