Key Senators Have Voted For The Anti-Encryption EARN IT Act
By Joe Mullin Earlier today, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance the dangerous EARN IT bill. We’re disappointed to see the committee advance this…
By Joe Mullin Earlier today, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance the dangerous EARN IT bill. We’re disappointed to see the committee advance this…
By Joe Mullin Encryption is under attack. In liberal democracies, elected leaders are giving lip service to our right to privacy—while seeking to create a…
By Joe Mullin People don’t want outsiders reading their private messages—not their physical mail, not their texts, not their DMs, nothing. It’s a clear and…
By Joe Mullin This week, the U.K. government launched an unprecedented and deceptive effort to kill off end-to-end encryption. They’ve hired a fancy ad agency…
By Joe Mullin On the biggest internet platforms, content moderation is bad and getting worse. It’s difficult to get it right, and at the scale…
By Joe Mullin At EFF, we talk a lot about strong encryption. It’s critical for our privacy and security online. That’s why we litigate in…
By Joe Mullin The dangerous EARN IT Act passed the Senate Judiciary Committee last month, and now it’s been introduced in the House of Representatives….
By Joe Mullin The day before a committee debate and vote on the EARN IT Act, the bill’s sponsors replaced their bill with an amended…
By Joe Mullin This month, Americans are out in the streets, demanding police accountability. But rather than consider reform proposals, a key Senate committee is…
By Joe Mullin Imagine an Internet where the law required every message sent to be read by government-approved scanning software. Companies that handle such messages…
By Joe Mullin Members of Congress are about to introduce a bill that will undermine the law that undergirds free speech on the Internet. If…
By Joe Mullin Law enforcement officials in the U.S. and U.K. have negotiated a deal that sells out the privacy rights of the public in…
By Joe Mullin Unless Congress stops it, foreign police will soon be able to collect and search data on the servers of U.S. Internet companies….
By Andrew Crocker and Joe Mullin Top law enforcement officials in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia told Facebook today that they want backdoor…