Articles by Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
In defense of whistleblowers: EFF responds to a Malcolm Gladwell article
In response to a Malcolm Gladwell article, EFF argues that whistleblowers should be judged on whether they brought seriously improper and illegal government or corporate activities to light, not based on who they are or where they sit in an elite hierarchy.
Will Obama boost transparency before Trump takes office?
EFF and other civil liberties groups ask outgoing president to shed light on government actions.
Will Obama boost transparency before Trump takes office?
EFF and other civil liberties groups ask outgoing president to shed light on government actions.
A post-mortem for the TPP
Now that president-elect Trump nixed it in the U.S., is there any hope left for the much-criticized Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement?
Trumping free expression
IFEX members reflect on what a Trump presidency will mean for human rights and free expression.
Samsung goes after flammable phone video game weapons
Mobile phone maker sent takedown notices aimed at videos showing game modification that replaced weapon with exploding Samsung phone.
Fixing Peru’s unhappy history with surveillance
How do you fix a national intelligence system no one understands?
New report documents state of communications surveillance in Latin America
For over a year, we have worked with partner organizations across Latin America to shed a light on the current state of surveillance in the region both in law and in practice. We’ve carefully documented existing laws in 13 countries, and gathered evidence of the misapplication of those laws.