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FEATURED UPDATE No Country Should be Making Speech Rules for the World It’s a simple proposition: no single country should be able to restrict speech across the entire internet. Any other approach invites a swift relay race to the bottom for online expression, giving governments and courts in countries with the weakest speech protections carte blanche to edit the internet. FEATURED UPDATE What Can Go Wrong When Police Use AI to Write Reports? Axon—the makers of widely-used police body cameras and tasers (and that also keeps trying to arm drones) —has a new product: AI that will write police reports for officers. Draft One is a generative large language model machine learning system that reportedly takes audio from body-worn cameras and converts it into a narrative police report that police can then edit and submit after an incident. Axon bills this product as the ultimate time-saver for police departments hoping to get officers... FEATURED UPDATE Add Bluetooth to the Long List of Border Surveillance Technologies This incredibly personal model of tracking is the latest level of surveillance infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border—where communities are not only exposed to a tremendous amount of constant monitoring, but also serves as a laboratory where law enforcement agencies at all levels of government test new technologies. Discover more. Join our email list for EFF news, events, campaigns, and ways to support digital freedom. Email Address Postal Code (optional) Anti-spam question: Enter the three-letter abbreviation for Electronic Frontier Foundation : Don’t fill out this field (required) Thanks, you’re awesome! Please check your email for a confirmation link. Oops something is broken right now, . 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Issues Reproductive Justice ترتبط العدالة الإنتاجية والوصول الآمن للإجهاض، كالعديد من الجوانب الأخرى لإدارة رعايتنا الصحية، مرتبطة بشكل أساسي بحياتنا الرقمية. مع قرار دوبز ڤي جاكسون بإلغاء الحماية التي وفرها روي ڤي وايد للأشخاص الذين يسعون للحصول على الرعاية الصحية المتعلقة بالإجهاض، والتي كانت من المعلومات الحميدة قبلا، أصبحت اليوم دليلًا جنائيًا محتملًا. هذا التهديد الموسع للحقوق الرقمية خطير بشكل خاص على الأشخاص السود، السكان الأصليون/ات وذوي البشرة الملونة، وذوي الدخل المنخفض، والمهاجرين/ات، وأفراد مجتمع الميم – عين وغيرهم من المجتمعات المهمشة تقليديًا، ومقدمي الرعاية الصحية الذين يخدمون هذه المجتمعات.في هذه الصفحة، قمنا بتجميع أدلة خصوصية البيانات لأي شخص من المحتمل أن يتأثر: أولئك الذين يسعون للحصول على الرعاية الصحية والعيادات والمهنيين/ات الصحيين/ات المتعلقة بالإجهاض، وكذلك أولئك المشاركين/ات في حركات مناصرة الوصول إلى الإجهاض الآمن. ترتبط هذه الصفحة أيضًا بمساعي وتوصيات منظمة الجبهة الالكترونية إلى الهيئات التشريعية والشركات من أجل حماية أفضل للحقوق الرقمية للأشخاص الذين يحتاجون ويقدمون الرعاية الصحية الإنجابية.شاهد هذا الفيديو القصير حول الأمن الرقمي لحركة الوصول الآمن للإجهاض: Banner Graphic: Browser Add-on Privacy Badger Description: Privacy Badger is an install-and-forget browser add-on that stops advertisers and trackers from secretly tracking where you go and what pages you look at on the web. The Latest Deeplinks Blog by Cory Doctorow | May 13, 2024 Big Tech to EU: "Drop Dead" The European Union’s new Digital Markets Act (DMA) is a complex, many-legged beast, but at root, it is a regulation that aims to make it easier for the public to control the technology they use and rely on. One DMA rule forces the powerful gatekeeper” tech companies to allow third-party... Deeplinks Blog by Chao Liu | May 13, 2024 Victory! FCC Closes Loopholes and Restores Net Neutrality Thanks to weeks of the public speaking up and taking action the FCC has recognized the flaw in their proposed net neutrality rules. The FCC’s final adopted order on net neutrality restores bright line rules against all forms of throttling, once again creating strong federal protections for all... Deeplinks Blog by Matthew Guariglia , Brendan Gilligan, Cindy Cohn | May 10, 2024 The FBI is Playing Politics with Your Privacy A bombshell report from WIRED reveals that two days after the U.S. Congress renewed and expanded the mass-surveillance authority Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act , the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Paul Abbate, sent an email imploring agents touse ” Section... Deeplinks Blog by Corynne McSherry | May 9, 2024 No Country Should be Making Speech Rules for the World It’s a simple proposition: no single country should be able to restrict speech across the entire internet. Any other approach invites a swift relay race to the bottom for online expression, giving governments and courts in countries with the weakest speech protections carte blanche to edit the internet. Deeplinks Blog by Christian Romero | May 8, 2024 Free Speech Around the World | EFFector 36.6 Let’s gather around the campfire and tell tales of the latest happenings in the fight for privacy and free expression online. Take care in roasting your marshmallows while we share ways to protect your data from political campaigns seeking to target you; seek nominees for our annual EFF ... Deeplinks Blog by Matthew Guariglia | May 8, 2024 What Can Go Wrong When Police Use AI to Write Reports? Axon—the makers of widely-used police body cameras and tasers (and that also keeps trying to arm drones) —has a new product: AI that will write police reports for officers. Draft One is a generative large language model machine learning system that reportedly takes audio from body-worn cameras ... Deeplinks Blog by Jillian C. York | May 7, 2024 Speaking Freely : Nompilo Simanje Nompilo Simanje is a lawyer by profession and is the Africa Advocacy and Partnerships Lead at the International Press Institute. She leads the IPI Africa Program which monitors and collects data on press freedom threats and violations across the continent, including threats to journalists’ safety and gendered attacks against journalists... Deeplinks Blog by Josh Richman | May 7, 2024 Podcast Episode: Building a Tactile Internet Blind and low-vision people have experienced remarkable gains in information literacy because of digital technologies, like being able to access an online library offering more than 1.2 million books that can be translated into...