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🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨
We're suing the city of San Jose for its pervasive ALPR surveillance program. With nearly 500 ALPRs, the SJPD allows its officers to search millions of records, all without a warrant. These unconstitutional searches must be stopped. Read the complaint: www.eff.org/cases/siren...
We're suing the city of San Jose for its pervasive ALPR surveillance program. With nearly 500 ALPRs, the SJPD allows its officers to search millions of records, all without a warrant. These unconstitutional searches must be stopped. Read the complaint: www.eff.org/cases/siren...
SIREN and CAIR-CA v. San Jose
The San Jose Police Department has blanketed the city’s roadways with nearly five hundred Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs). The police department uses this unblinking surveillance network to
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November 18, 2025 at 6:43 PM
🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨
We're suing the city of San Jose for its pervasive ALPR surveillance program. With nearly 500 ALPRs, the SJPD allows its officers to search millions of records, all without a warrant. These unconstitutional searches must be stopped. Read the complaint: www.eff.org/cases/siren...
We're suing the city of San Jose for its pervasive ALPR surveillance program. With nearly 500 ALPRs, the SJPD allows its officers to search millions of records, all without a warrant. These unconstitutional searches must be stopped. Read the complaint: www.eff.org/cases/siren...
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Copyright claims can’t be the gatekeeper to the internet. EFF urges SCOTUS to apply patent-law limits and stop overbroad secondary liability. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
EFF to Court: The Supreme Court Must Rein in Expansive Secondary
If the Supreme Court doesn’t reverse a lower court’s ruling, internet service providers (ISPs) could be forced to terminate people’s internet access based on nothing more than mere accusations of
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September 14, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Copyright claims can’t be the gatekeeper to the internet. EFF urges SCOTUS to apply patent-law limits and stop overbroad secondary liability. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
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Big win for privacy: The Michigan Supreme Court says phone search warrants can’t be limitless fishing expeditions. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
Fourth Amendment Victory: Michigan Supreme Court Reins in Digital
When police have a warrant to search a phone, should they be able to see everything on the phone—from family photos to communications with your doctor to everywhere you’ve been since you first
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August 22, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Big win for privacy: The Michigan Supreme Court says phone search warrants can’t be limitless fishing expeditions. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
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EFF has filed a brief with a Virginia appeals court explaining that police can’t make search engines hand over information about every user that looks up certain terms.
EFF Tells Virginia Court That Constitutional Privacy Protections Forbid Cops from Finding out Everyone Who Searched for a Keyword
This post was co-authored by EFF legal intern Noam ShemtovWe are in a constant dialogue with Internet search engines, ranging from the mundane to the confessional. We ask search engines everything: Wh...
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July 10, 2025 at 10:41 PM
EFF has filed a brief with a Virginia appeals court explaining that police can’t make search engines hand over information about every user that looks up certain terms.