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TikTok ban: how to protect your digital life against increasing government control

As new US proposed laws seek to give authorities more powers to regulate the online world, a VPN and other hacks can help you secure your data.

United statesCaitlin vogusDavid greeneDemocracy technologyElectronic frontier foundationCivil liberties directorAmerican data privacyProtection actBig techDeputy directorFree expression project

Saudi women s rights activist pursues lawsuit against UAE firm and ex-US operatives

After judge dismisses original case, lawyers representing Loujain Hathloul file amended complaint against DarkMatter and former US intelligence officers

United statesSaudi arabiaDavid greeneLoujain hathloulKarin immergutElectronic frontier foundationDarkmatter groupUs justice departmentAlia hathloulProject ravenCivil liberties directorEast eye

How the RESTRICT Act could block access to TikTok and other platforms

As the RESTRICT Act makes its way in the Congress, TikTok users are worried of what could happen next. Here s how the TikTok ban might play out.

United statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaCaitlin vogusDavid greeneCommerce departmentDemocracy technologyElectronic frontier foundationKunlun tech co ltdRestrict actCivil liberties directorBeijing based kunlun tech co ltdDeputy directorFree expression project caitlin vogusSenator warnerAmerican data privacy protection

Advocacy Groups Push Back Around TikTok Ban

Advocacy groups opposed a bill to ban TikTok that passed out of the House Foreign Affairs Committee yesterday.

United statesEvan greerDavid greeneJoe bidenJenna leventoffForeign affairs committeeNational journalAmerican civil liberties unionHouse foreign affairs committeeElectronic frontier foundationPresident joe bidenAmerican first amendmentCivil liberties directorFirst amendmentDemocrat controlled senateDaily dot

EFF & ACLU Brief: SFPD Violated Surveillance Law by Spying on Protests for Black Lives

SAN FRANCISCO–San Francisco police violated the city’s surveillance technology law by tapping into a private surveillance camera network to spy on demonstrators protesting the 2020 police murder of George Floyd, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and American Civil Liberties Union Foundation.

San franciscoUnited statesSaira hussainNicole ozerGeorge floydUnion square business improvement districtSan francisco police departmentSan francisco superior courtElectronic frontier foundationCalifornia courtAmerican civil liberties union foundationNorthern californiaAppeal first appellate districtAttorney sairaMayor breedCivil liberties director

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