#digital-rights

#digital-rights

The Take It Down Act mandates tech companies remove nonconsensual intimate content within 48 hours.

Utah's Digital Choice Act empowers individuals to control their online data, marking a significant shift in the relationship between users and social media platforms.

Law and policy should be careful and technologically neutral to protect individual rights, regardless of the technology in question.

The French National Assembly successfully rejected a harmful proposal to undermine encryption, highlighting the importance of digital rights and privacy.

2024 was a challenging year for major tech companies, highlighting failures and obstacles in delivering reliable services and protecting digital rights.

Ola Bini's arbitrary detention and prosecution highlight systemic issues in legal interpretations of technology and digital rights.

EFF is focused on fighting against harmful internet censorship laws and promoting digital rights.

Transitioning to RedNote amidst TikTok's uncertainty poses risks regarding data privacy and aligns users with China's oppressive digital practices.

Section 230 is crucial for protecting free speech and empowering users on the internet.

The Arkansas age verification law for social media was ruled unconstitutional, marking a win for digital rights.

Congress almost passed the Kids Online Safety Act, which threatens online rights and privacy, but strong opposition prevented it from going through the House.

Governments seek clandestine access to private conversations, raising significant concerns about privacy and surveillance.

Digital freedoms are under attack, and users must actively defend their rights against threats like surveillance and declining net neutrality.

Apple is accused of not meeting interoperability obligations under the EU's Digital Markets Act by various digital rights advocacy organizations.

EFF is working to enhance digital rights in Europe through advocacy and competition law.

Antitrust measures can significantly impact market fairness and innovation in technology.

ChatGPT's false claims about a Norwegian man highlight serious concerns regarding the accuracy and impact of AI-generated information.

More robust encryption on mobile devices is essential due to government attacks on digital rights and privacy.

Current mobile app encryption practices are often non-standard and not user-verified.

Privacy and security measures must be tailored to individual circumstances, as there is no universal solution.

EFF engages in European advocacy to protect digital rights, influenced by local laws impacting global standards.

The EFFector newsletter updates readers on digital rights, with features like annual data breach awards and insights into privacy issues.

YouTube is empowering actors and athletes to manage their AI likenesses through a collaboration with CAA.

YouTube is enhancing creator rights over AI-generated likenesses through new tools and partnerships.

The platform aims to protect creators’ digital identity and voice against unauthorized AI usage.

YouTube and CAA are collaborating to identify and remove fake AI clips of celebrities using a dedicated database.

A 93-year-old professor's YouTube channel was wrongfully terminated for alleged explicit content due to hacking, highlighting issues with social media's appeal processes.

California's 2024 legislative session saw key victories for digital rights, including the defeat of several bills that threatened privacy protections.

Eva Galperin exemplifies cypherpunks' commitment to privacy and freedom online, shaped by her personal history of political oppression.