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    22 Dec 2017

    Donate to EFF, so we can keep fighting for your freedoms and rights online in 2018 and beyond.

    6 replies 89 retweets 106 likes
  2. 12 hours ago

    Despite overwhelming public opposition, Congress overturned privacy protections that kept ISPs from selling customer data. Help us hold Congress accountable in 2018.

    2 replies 146 retweets 164 likes
  3. 13 hours ago

    Amidst reports of government gag orders and new restrictions on scientific research, the fight for open access is more important than ever.

    1 reply 46 retweets 65 likes
  4. 14 hours ago

    Comcast and Verizon used Congress to get back the ability to snoop on and use private customer data, but we're fighting back.

    4 replies 132 retweets 149 likes
  5. 16 hours ago

    From SEA to STL, from NYC to OAK, activists moved the ball forward on accountability, transparency, and community control of police surveillance

    31 retweets 61 likes
  6. 19 hours ago

    We've made big gains fighting for open access, but big publishers are still pulling every trick in the book to maintain their control.

    1 reply 44 retweets 63 likes
  7. Dec 31

    Over 2017, Let's Encrypt's total issuance volume exploded from 28 million certificates to over 177 million. Read about this and other big steps forward in the movement to encrypt the web.

    106 retweets 166 likes
  8. 31 Dec 2017

    Throughout all of 2017, platform safe harbors have been in the crosshairs of copyright industry lobbyists who want to weaken or eliminate legal protections for user-uploaded content

    1 reply 32 retweets 42 likes
  9. 31 Dec 2017

    Illegal search and seizure of digital devices. Censorship. Surveillance. 2017 brought powerful new threats to your rights, but we're fighting back.

    1 reply 83 retweets 134 likes
  10. 31 Dec 2017

    Happy New Year from the Privacy Badger! Support EFF's freedom-enhancing tech development today.

    3 replies 52 retweets 115 likes
  11. 31 Dec 2017

    Don't miss the final opportunity in 2017 to help EFF defend online civil liberties. Join us today!

    14 retweets 17 likes
  12. 31 Dec 2017

    From removing documentation of human rights abuses to deleting articles about sexual harassment, social media platforms got censorship wrong quite a bit in 2017.

    1 reply 76 retweets 58 likes
  13. 31 Dec 2017

    Seattle Oakland Berkeley Palo Alto Cambridge St. Louis New York City These communities are our 2017 heroes in the campaign to reform city-level police surveillance

    39 retweets 69 likes
  14. 31 Dec 2017

    2017 was a banner year for HTTPS growth and improvement, and there's more still to look forward to in 2018.

    4 replies 60 retweets 105 likes
  15. 30 Dec 2017

    While there are hundreds, and possibly thousands of examples, here are seven of the most egregious instances of social media platforms censoring journalism in 2017.

    85 retweets 95 likes
  16. 30 Dec 2017

    Just 415 more donors to unlock a challenge grant of $20,000 for EFF. Support digital rights before the new year!

    25 retweets 28 likes
  17. 30 Dec 2017

    A notoriously vague and outdated criminal computer crime law silences security researches.

    11 replies 218 retweets 208 likes
  18. 30 Dec 2017

    All year EFF has observed plans around the world to weaken or eliminate the legal protections that have enabled the operation of platforms as diverse as and .

    2 replies 37 retweets 42 likes
  19. 29 Dec 2017

    Let's make a resolution to defend digital freedom together in 2018.

    2 replies 56 retweets 75 likes
  20. 29 Dec 2017

    Here's how EFF fought for your rights in 2017.

    50 retweets 65 likes
  21. 29 Dec 2017

    In an era of massive data breaches, a law that ostracizes security researchers is foolish—and it undermines the security of all of us.

    4 replies 160 retweets 182 likes

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