We’re grateful for all of the groups pushing for a freer and more decentralized social media, including Social Web Foundation, IFTAS, A New Social, and the Spritely Institute. Your work strengthens everyone’s rights online.
We’re excited to join a virtual discussion with Bruce Schneier and Nathan E. Sanders about their new book, Rewiring Democracy. RSVP to join us on Dec 3!
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Rewiring Democracy with Bruce Schneier and Nathan E. Sanders in conversation with Cindy Cohn
City Lights, Electronic Frontier Foundation, and The MIT Press present Bruce Schneier and Nathan E. Sanders (in conversation with Cindy Cohn/EFF) d...
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EFF has so much to be grateful for this year. This week, we’ll be sharing our thanks for the people, organizations, and corporate sponsors who support us, collaborate with us, and are our allies in our work to defend civil liberties in the digital world.
ISPs and cellular carriers will no longer be required to meet minimum cybersecurity standards after an FCC vote Thursday. “This is such a terrible idea. This is rolling out the red carpet for another attack,” EFF’s @npub1dc8w...ag3a told CNET.
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Internet Providers Can Monitor Their Own Cybersecurity Standards, Says Trump’s FCC
In what the Electronic Frontier Foundation calls a "terrible idea," the Federal Communications Commission has rescinded the requirement for telecom...