Ask the EFF
summary
Updates on surveillance, encryption, compelled decryption, and privacy cover concrete wins and active fights: HTTPS Everywhere ships inside Tor and Brave, Privacy Badger blocks third‑party trackers, and Let’s Encrypt support continues; the Who Has Your Back project awards companies for warrant notice practices; a proposed Section 230 rollback would condition immunity on vague “best practices” (effectively pushing backdoors); Tor faces site blocking at exit nodes; Washington sees a government face‑surveillance moratorium bill supported by EFF allies; EFF reports over 50% grassroots funding and ~30k members.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:48Alexis Hancock
- 3:49Hayley Tsukayama
- 10:20Graham Blumenthal
- 13:47Spain
- 15:36Internet Freedom Festival
- 16:59Funding Sources
- 19:46Awards
- 20:55Thank you
- 22:04Is Tor being eroded
- 22:40Rumors and concerns
- 24:13Facial recognition
- 25:18Washington bills
- 27:07Are you in law school
- 27:31How did you end up at the EFF
- 28:39Will the EFF resist a balkanization of the internet
- 29:26Should we have our own internet
- 32:58Social media and election security
- 36:17Bot labeling
