Electronic Frontier Foundation
California to Test New Digital ID
A new digital driver’s license.
Driverless Cars Record Everything, Making Them Moving Surveillance Machines
Police are increasingly tapping into the data.
Scooping Private Data Doesn’t Violate Fourth Amendment if the Owner Can Still Access It, Court Rules
Legal experts are warning the decision could “eliminate internet privacy.”
Brazilian Court Orders Google to Hand Over Details of Everyone Who Searched for a Politician’s Name
Casting a wide net in a murder investigation.
Massachusetts Ruling: Cops Can’t Get Cell Tower Data Dumps on Citizens’ Data Without Warrant
The data for over 50,000 people was collected without a warrant.
Rights Groups Push Back Against EU’s Plan to Stop End-To-End Encryption
The EU wants to end privacy and free speech.
Attempt to Use Copyright Claims to Unmask Twitter User Who Criticized Billionaires Faces Pushback
Copyright claims are increasingly used in an attempt to suppress speech.
New York Democrat Introduces New Social Media Censorship Bill
The bill aims to curb people’s speech by targeting platforms.
Rights Groups Request US Drops Assange Extradition Request
A new joint letter.