The mass collection and storage of license plate data is “by definition indiscriminate surveillance,” EFF’s Matthew Guariglia told the Provincetown (MA) Independent. “You have these license plate readers tracking somebody throughout their day.” https://provincetownindependent.org/local-journalism-project/2026/03/18/advocates-warn-drivers-of-indiscriminate-surveillance/

Face recognition is "a dangerous, error-prone, discriminatory technology,” EFF’s @Adam_D_Schwartz told GV Wire, and it's “especially inappropriate as a means to screen members of the public seeking to participate in democratic self-government.” https://gvwire.com/2026/03/17/first-amendment-advocates-oppose-fresno-councils-facial-recognition-idea/

Sensor towers, spy blimps and covert trail cameras: EFF Director of Investigations Dave Maass is giving his interactive tour of surveillance at the US-Mexico border this Thursday as the Latinx Research Center in Berkeley. https://www.eff.org/event/virtual-tour-surveillance-technology-us-mexico-border