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Employees say Apple hasn’t done enough to protect their data.
Looking for arsonists, police swept up protestors’ data
Google has been ordered by a court to hand over information from phones near arson attacks on a library and museum in last year’s Kenosha, Wisconsin, riots despite some protesters being filmed trying to put out the fires.
The PIPL, along with China’s Data Security Law that comes into effect next week, will put an end to the freewheeling, data-driven business expansion of Chinese internet giants.
ISPs are quietly distributing "netflow" data that can, among other things, trace traffic through VPNs.
After being stuck at home for 18 months, it's tempting to use your work laptop for fun. But your employer may be watching.
With ‘bounce tracking,’ websites can circumvent the cookie blocking built into many browsers.
The company’s plan to scan photos stored on your phone should worry you.
Over the past few months, students from all over the country have reached out to EFF and other advocacy organizations because their schools—including teachers and administrators—have made flimsy
“Their presence does not make people feel safe.”
More students can ditch their physical cards.
And you may never know they did it.
To encourage a human-centered workplace, we must rethink AI-driven automation, bossware, labor taxes, and corporate R&D.
Prosecutors in Chicago are being forced to withdraw evidence generated by the technology, which led to the police killing of 13-year-old Adam Toledo earlier this year.
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A Guide to Law Enforcement Spying TechnologyEFF’s “Street-Level Surveillance” project shines light on the advanced surveillance technologies that law enforcement agencies routinely deploy in our