Privacy's Defenders: Stories From the Fights for Digital Rights
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Visit website › Technology · EN · 70 episodes · latest 2026-11-03
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The government’s surveillance powers grew rapidly after Sept. 11, 2001, some in public view and some in secret. EFF suspected but couldn’t prove that the National Security Agency was spying on Americans' communications.…
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Three decades ago, the U.S government treated encryption like a weapon, and it took some unlikely heroes to set it free: a grad student, a junior lawyer, and a fledgling digital rights group who sued the federal…
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People are increasingly concerned about the ways in which mass surveillance is tracking our every move: from Flock license plate readers to face recognition to creepy ads that – based on what we see and do online – seem…
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While How to Fix the Internet is on hiatus, we wanted to share a great conversation with you from earlier this week. EFF Executive Director Cindy Cohn spoke with bestselling novelist, journalist, and EFF Special Advisor…
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Introducing the EFFector Podcast from the Electronic Frontier Foundation
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All this season, “How to Fix the Internet” has been focusing on the tools and technology of freedom – and one of the most important tools of freedom is a library. Access to knowledge not only creates an informed…
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The human brain might be the grandest computer of all, but in this episode, we talk to two experts who confirm that the ability for tech to decipher thoughts, and perhaps even manipulate them, isn't just around the…
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If you believe the hype, artificial intelligence will soon take all our jobs, or solve all our problems, or destroy all boundaries between reality and lies, or help us live forever, or take over the world and…
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Many of the internet’s thorniest problems can be attributed to the concentration of power in a few corporate hands: the surveillance capitalism that makes it profitable to invade our privacy, the lack of algorithmic…
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Many people approach digital security training with furrowed brows, as an obstacle to overcome. But what if learning to keep your tech safe and secure was consistently playful and fun? People react better to learning,…
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Publisher details
- Owner
- Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Oldest episode in feed
- 11/2020 · over 6 years
- Typical length
- 34 min
- Format
- Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
- Keywords
- Law, competition, copyright, digitalrights, eff, electronicfrontierfoundation, freespeech, internet
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