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Event | January 21, 2025

Is there another way? Shaping digital public spaces.

Alongside panelists Paul Nemitz (Chief Advisor for Digital Transformation Strategies, EU Commission), Philipp Schild (Programme Director of funk) and Professor Christian Pentzold (University of Leipzig), EFF's Associate Director of EU Policy, Svea Windwehr, will join a discussion to speak about changing digital public spaces, and how to shape them. The...

Event | January 16, 2025

From Free Speech Regulation to Deportation: The Internet, Trump's Targets and Project 2025

ACLU California Action, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Oakland Privacy, TransFamily Support Services, and TransLatin@ Coalition will host this event.About the Event: As California begins a new legislative session, we must think about how digital speech proposals really affect youth and intersect with reproductive choice, LGBTQI, and immigrants’ rights issues. This briefing...

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Pen-Link v. County of San Joaquin Sheriff’s Office

As part of EFF’s transparency mission, we sent public records requests to California law enforcement agencies—including the San Joaquin Sheriff’s Office—seeking information about law enforcements’ use of technology sold by two companies: Pen-Link and its subsidiary, Cobwebs Technologies. We went to court to make sure the public gets access to...
Deeplinks Blog by Jason Kelley | January 13, 2025

Five Things to Know about the Supreme Court Case on Texas’ Age Verification Law, Free Speech Coalition v Paxton

Texas’ age verification law robs internet users of anonymity, exposes them to privacy and security risks, and blocks some adults entirely from accessing sexual content that’s protected under the First Amendment. Age-verification laws like this one reach into fully every U.S. adult household. We look forward to the court striking...
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Deeplinks Blog by Jillian C. York, Paige Collings, David Greene | January 9, 2025

Meta’s New Content Policy Will Harm Vulnerable Users. If It Really Valued Free Speech, It Would Make These Changes

Earlier this week, when Meta announced changes to their content moderation processes, we were hopeful that some of those changes—which we will address in more detail in this post—would enable greater freedom of expression on the company’s platforms, something for which we have advocated for many years....

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