#RT@EFF: Breaking: New documents reveal San Francisco police got live access to hundreds of business surveillance cameras in anticipation of First Amendment-protected protests following the police killing of Tyre Nichols.
https://t.co/7R00R5ssJn
#RT@EFF: New disclosures show the FBI is incapable of policing itself when it comes to trawling through the communications of Americans without a warrant. These backdoor searches of U.S. communications have to end. https://t.co/k2gSCWWpFQ
#RT@EFF: Meanwhile, encryption protecting our private communications is under attack in the US with the Kids Online Safety Act, STOP CSAM Act, & EARN IT Act, and in the UK with the Online Safety Bill. Take action against all of these dangerous proposals: https://t.co/SGm4I5XLSV
#RT@EFF: Mexico Under Secretary for Human Rights Alejandro Encinas is the latest among thousands around the world who have been targeted with this software. EFF’s Cindy Cohn makes the case for stronger security and accountability: https://t.co/VCYRTstS9a
#RT@EFF: While looking into abuses by Mexico’s armed forces, the country’s top human rights official was targeted with Pegasus, the world’s most notorious spyware, the @nytimes found. 🧵 https://t.co/KshsTnoLC8
#RT@EFF: We looked at the privacy policies and practices of Latin American telecommunications companies using 8 years worth of research by our partners. Check the main advances, trends, and gaps in our new report. https://t.co/jJwPEzRHbP
#RT@EFF: After a hard fought battle pushing Apple to encrypt backups, the company released Advanced Data Protection. Here’s how to enable it and get that additional security. https://t.co/ngPDJkwBw4
#RT@EFF: Electronic Frontier Alliance member @EFFaustin is right: Austin’s unpopular Automated License Plate Reader policy should be stopped in its tracks. https://t.co/xii7togzTG
We were interviewed for this ALPR story. We encouraged council to postpone the contract as the draft policy provides far fewer protections than Resolution 56 approved by the council last year does against over-policing and data sharing.
#RT@EFF: We’re pleased the Supreme Court did not take up this case. The Solicitor General needs to stop taking positions that benefit patent trolls and hurt the public’s right to innovate. https://t.co/bhmpXefb4o
#RT@EFF: Building local coalitions can be difficult, but the results are powerful. Our Electronic Frontier Alliance toolkit offers a simple road map to help amplify our voices, together. https://t.co/0gPg70iaS9
#RT@EFF: San Francisco: Electronic Frontier Alliance member @GrayAreaorg is closing its great TECHS MECHS interactive exhibition at the end of this month. https://t.co/RVX8PbYahJ
Join us for Crossroads: Art and AI, a thought-provoking panel marking the closing of our TECHS-MECHS exhibition.
w/ @vxchang @amoration@toshihoo & @bobirakova, sharing insights on this evolving field.
Presented by Immersive Art Alliance.
🗓️06/01
Tickets: https://t.co/DoJBi4Hn84
#RT@EFF: Users should be relieved that the Supreme Court did not censor the internet, but other pressing threats to online speech remain. https://t.co/NMW1oBcBqZ
#RT@EFF: With Apple’s Advanced Data Protection enabled, your backups and many other files will get the benefit of end-to-end encryption, better securing them against government requests, rogue Apple employees, or potential data leaks. https://t.co/ngPDJkwBw4
#RT@EFF: Victory at the Supreme Court! In a win for internet users, the justices declined to narrow an essential part of the legal architecture that enables everyone to speak online. https://t.co/NMW1oBcBqZ
#RT@EFF: Tonight! Join @EFF and Electronic Frontier Alliance member @EthicsInTech online for a night of comedy and reflection on the past 10 years of mass surveillance since the Snowden revelations. https://t.co/ljpYdkE02h
#RT@EFF: The news media and news consumers are allies here. The news does not and should not require collusion with tech monopolists, nor mass surveillance, nor digital locks. https://t.co/nounf2rVE4