"Ask the EFF" Panel
summary
EFF panel lists concrete work and wins: about 36 years of org history and roughly 14 active litigations; a threat lab that finds malware on low-end kids’ tablets and helps stop spouseware; a free tool called Ray Hunter that detects cell‑site simulators by running on a $20 mobile hotspot in real time; browser add‑on Privacy Badger and continuously updated surveillance self-defense guides at ssd.eff.org; 45 crowd questions on Slido; legal victory forcing Sacramento utility to stop smart‑meter spying.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 1:02Panelist introductions
- 9:12AI privacy and digital rights concerns
- 15:59What keeps you up at night
- 21:14Age verification security risks
- 29:44Supporting activists with opsec
- 35:11Best wins in the last year
- 44:37Closing remarks and Q&A
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