Publications

Keeping up on the latest digital rights news has never been easier. With a new look, EFF's EFFector newsletter covers the latest details on our work defending your rights to privacy and free expression online. EFFector 37.7 covers some of the very sn...

Long before he was the Freedom of Information Act director at The Washington Post, Nate Jones was a curious college student with a penchant for Able Archer 83. Looking to learn more about the 1983 NATO war game, he ventured to the Ronald Reagan Presi...

Last month, the EU published the fourth edition of its ‘Counterfeit and Piracy Watch List’, providing a detailed overview of piracy-linked sites and services located outside the EU. The report covered many unlicensed IPTV services, including VolkaIPT...

A group of MPs have been accused of a “crystal clear breach of the rules” after taking money from a weapons firm owned by the Israeli government. RUK Advanced Systems Ltd – which makes missiles for urban warfare – is part of Israel’s state-owned defe...

We're wishing EFF a happy birthday on July 10! Since 1990, EFF's lawyers, activists, analysts, and technologists have used everything in their toolkit to ensure that technology supports freedom, justice, and innovation for all people of the world. Th...

Last summer, Cox Communications filed a petition at the U.S. Supreme Court, requesting a review of the Fourth Circuit ruling that held the company contributorily liable for pirating subscribers. The internet provider ultimately challenged the $1 bill...

According to a recent report, two-thirds of pirate IPTV users in France have been consuming this way less than three years, suggesting a flow of new recruits, some with help from friends, others venturing out alone. Quality and fundamental security i...

Judges ruled this morning that Britain’s decision to allow F-35 fighter jet parts to be sent to Israel was lawful, despite concerns about violations of international humanitarian law. The 72-page ruling came in response to a landmark legal challenge...

With almost no exceptions, people criminally prosecuted in the UK for serious pirate IPTV offenses say that it’s an absolutely horrendous experience. The process drags on forever, often gets worse as it does so, and due to the Proceeds of Crime Act...

Over the past two decades, the VPN industry has grown spectacularly, with plenty of competition between providers. The days when a review of VPN logging policies was a novelty are long gone. While new VPN services launch frequently, it’s rare to se...