Ask the EFF
summary
Updates on litigation, tools and campaigns: ongoing Jewel litigation dates to 2008 and a recent Ninth Circuit ruling lets judges review secret evidence; a brief on compelled cellphone decryption asks whether forcing passcodes violates the Fifth Amendment; Section 215 bulk call-record collection ran for a decade and faces reauthorization in December 2019; active challenge to SESTA/FOSTA aims to stop platforms from chilling sex worker speech; technical projects include IMSI catchers research and a phone‑network hardening project, plus the deployed extension HTTPS Everywhere and policy push around Section 215.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 5:54Section 215 of the Patriot Act
- 7:39Federal Legislation Dealing with Consumer Data Privacy
- 13:22Is Is There any Path to a Federal Data Privacy Law
- 17:55The Fifth Amendment Protects You against Self-Incrimination
- 20:32Make Sure that the Police Are Held To Account
- 27:35Zero Days
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