Google creating a global centralized registration system for new Android apps is a bad idea for users, for developers, and competition. Google should nip it in the bud now.

Electronic Frontier Foundation

Application Gatekeeping: An Ever-Expanding Pathway to Internet Censorship

Apple and Google use their app stores to shape what apps you can and cannot have on devices, but now more governments—including the U.S. governme...

Near the University of Washington? Be sure to stop by and check out @SeaGL 2025: Nov 7th and 8th this weekend! There, you can learn all about free and open source software, so registration required:

Electronic Frontier Foundation

SeaGL

EFF is excited to support SeaGL (the Seattle GNU/Linux Conference)! Taking place at the University of Washington, SeaGL is your one-stop-shop to le...

"Google Chrome has failed to provide key privacy protections that other browsers offer," EFF’s Lena Cohen told Newsweek; awareness of online tracking’s dangers “has led many consumers to switch to privacy-focused browsers, like Firefox and DuckDuckGo.”

Newsweek

Google Chrome's internet supremacy faces major threats

Competitors are capitalizing on privacy and safety concerns to urge users to migrate to their in-home browsers from Google Chrome.