Publications

School is back in session! Perfect timing to hit the books and catch up on the latest digital rights news. We've got you covered with bite-sized updates in this issue of our EFFector newsletter. This time, we're breaking down why Wyoming’s new age ve...

In 1992 EFF presented our very first awards recognizing key leaders and organizations advancing innovation and championing civil liberties and human rights online. Now in 2025 we're continuing to celebrate the accomplishments of people working toward...

Español This statement can be attributed to EFF Senior Staff Technologist Cooper Quintin It was recently reported by Jack Poulson on Substack that ICE has reactivated its 2 million dollar contract with Paragon Solutions, a cyber-mercenary and spywa...

Español In the past few years, governments across the world have rolled out different digital identification options, and now there are efforts encouraging online companies to implement identity and age verification requirements with digital ID in...

In the United States, Europe, the UK, Australia, Japan, and many other countries respectful of copyright, rightsholders have a fundamental right to take action against alleged infringers. How that takes place in practice has been source of friction,...

Declassified has long reported on the mainstream media’s role in paving the way for the genocide in Gaza through its amplification of Israeli perspectives, marginalisation of a history of occupation and double standards on the value of Israeli versus...

A Labour MP has been found in breach of parliamentary rules, after failing to declare an all-expenses-paid trip to Israel. Declassified previously revealed how Peter Prinsley joined a “solidarity” trip in May that was organised and funded by Labour F...

Español In April, WhatsApp launched its “Advanced Chat Privacy” feature, which, once enabled, disables using certain AI features in chats and prevents conversations from being exported. Since its launch, an inaccurate viral post has been ping-pongi...

When a Virginia jury ordered internet provider Cox to pay $1 billion in damages for failing to take appropriate actions against pirating subscribers, shockwaves rippled through the ISP industry. The verdict, in favor of major record labels including...

Lord Peter Mandelson asked Jeffrey Epstein to assist with a background check on an Israeli political consultant, Declassified can reveal. The Labour party grandee and lobbyist – who is now Britain’s ambassador to the US – has always denied having “an...