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EFF believes we can create a future where our rights not only follow us online, but are enhanced by new technology. The activists, lawyers, and technologists on EFF’s staff fight for that better future and against the kinds of dystopias best left to speculative fiction. In courts, in legislatures,...

The FBI refused to follow up on a man who ended up trying to commit a mass shooting, but it did monitor Twitter and concerned parents.

Gov. Newsom defended constitutionality of law's fee-shifting provision after his attorney general, who argued Texas' law was unconstitutional, refused

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, is demanding records from Big Tech companies on the censorship of conservative speech and “collusion” with the Biden administration to stifle certain viewpoints.

“Big Tech is out to get conservatives, and is increasingly willing to undermine F

The incoming House Judiciary Chair issues a warning to Facebook and Amazon, which have been unresponsive to previous requests for information.

It is not yet clear whether Elon Musk's increasingly precarious play for Twitter will result in the restoration of free speech in the "global public square." Successful or not, Elon's brave move has clarified beyond any doubt the Regime's...

The second batch of the "Twitter Files" brought with it new questions about the Biden administration's possible role in coordinating with social media companies to censor disfavored voices.

America First Legal (AFL) has announced that it has filed a total of nine Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests that pertain to US State Department’s behavior in awarding grants and funding [...]

The FBI’s “alarming” use of general warrants to scoop up the private location data of the devices of ...