Standing? Discovery? These may seem like minor, procedural steps in any trial, but when challenging NSA surveillance, they’re huge, and 2017 included a couple of victories.

2017: The year the Supreme Court finally considered how the Fourth Amendment applies to location data on our devices.

Website blocking at the DNS level not only shuts down speech online, it threatens the stability of the Internet by inviting ever more special interests and governments to use the system for censorship.

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2017 was a busy year in nation state hacking. Find out what happened.

Sacramento became one of the main battlegrounds for digital rights in 2017. Learn how we advocated on broadband privacy and police transparency in California.

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2017: The year DRM starved all the rabbits in Second Life.

This year, the government targeted immigrants with social media surveillance, biometric screening, data mining, and cell site simulators. Here's how EFF fought back.

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Syria, Russia, Turkey, Iran, Egypt and the UAE are our top offenders for jailing and killing innocent technologists and bloggers in 2017

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The government should need a warrant before they access data about the drugs we're prescribed.

Since President Trump took office, EFF has been flooded with requests for surveillance self-defense trainings. Here's how we scaled-up our digital security resources.

The J20 prosecutions prove that online service providers must push back against unconstitutional government demands for user data.