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House Passes Bill To Block Police From Purchasing Online Data

EU Media Freedom Act and the push to use spyware on journalists

The final trilogue meeting is scheduled for December 15. Here, who's pushing for more surveillance on journalists and what's at stake.

ACLU, tech coalitions file amicus briefs in favor of overturning Montana's TikTok ban – Daily Montanan

The American Civil Liberties Union is among nonprofit organizations and tech-oriented business coalitions that filed amicus briefs in the TikTok ban lawsuit– in favor of enjoining the law

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Google Chrome ad-blocker overhaul plan still sucks – EFF

Saudi rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul sues ex-US contractors

US lawsuit accuses three former US contractors of helping hack al-Hathloul’s phone, leading to arrest and imprisonment.

Exam-monitoring biz Proctorio tried to silence a critic using copyright law. Now EFF sues to put an end to this tactic

Tweets linking to source code were fair use, say digital-rights warriors Share Copy The Electronic Frontier Foundation on Wednesday sued Proctorio, a maker of academic surveillance software, to obtain judgement that a Miami University student's tweets linking to portions of Proctorio source code on Pastebin do not violate copyright law. Proctorio in November last year had tweets from computer science student Erik Johnson removed from Twitter using a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown request, based on the company's claim that his posts violated its intellectual property rights. Twitter subsequently restored the tweets citing Protorio's incomplete takedown request but the Pastebin code samples remain inaccessible.