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This creepy quiz tells you which government agencies may have a photo of your face

The EFF wants to use this quiz to make people aware that it is nearly impossible to know which government agencies are sharing your photos, and with whom. 
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Documents suggest some Best Buy Geek Squad employees were paid to inform by FBI

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Oft-delayed Email Privacy Act is back for another go-round with Congress

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HP needs to reverse its firmware update that blocked third-party ink, EFF says

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T-Mobile’s latest family plan has net neutrality advocates pissed off

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Watchdog not letting Microsoft off the hook on Windows 10 privacy, choice issues

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Petitioners want Microsoft investigated over Windows 10-based business practices

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Ex-police officer jailed indefinitely for refusing to decrypt hard drives

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EFF sides with YouTube, says T-Mobile is throttling video on its network

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EFF wants Google to stop tracking schoolchildren’s Internet searches

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U.S. government grants DMCA exemption for defunct video games

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Block online tracking with the EFF’s new Privacy Badger extension

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EFF draws attention to Ethiopian Internet surveillance during Obama visit

While President Obama visits Ethiopia this week, EFF has used the event to draw attention to the alleged surveillance the country carried out an American.
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Activists take to the skies in NSA spying protest

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The NSA claims its systems are too complex to stop deleting incriminating data

The NSA is claiming that its systems are so complex that it cannot prevent the destruction of evidence that may be damaging to its case in a lawsuit.
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FBI’s facial recognition database holds records on 1/3 of all Americans

New documents uncovered by the EFF reveal some telling details about the FBI's rapidly expanding database of biometric information.
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Andrew Auernheimer is not Aaron Swartz

Outrage over broken anti-hacking laws have blinded tech pundits like myself to the clear wrongdoings of "AT&T iPad hacker" Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer.
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Batten down your privacy settings; here comes Facebook Graph Search

Facebook Graph Search may create a "discoverability problem" for users – one that could push them to finally get serious about their privacy settings.
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The EFF wants YOU to help protect 3D printing from patent trolls!

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Five things everyone needs to know about CISPA

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It’s CISPA day on Capitol Hill: Where to watch, and what you need to know

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Fixing CISPA: A guide to the cybersecurity bill’s key amendments

Console jailbreaking may follow smartphone jailbreaking as a legally acceptable practice

US Ambassador David Gross talks about UN 'takeover' of the Internet

US condemns ‘three strikes’ P2P downloading laws

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Bill would require warrants to search email, cell phones

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Largest ever BitTorrent lawsuit targets 23,000 file sharers

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Internet ‘kill switch’ bill revised, still angers civil rights activists