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FCC proposes forcing US telecoms to collect government ID and personal data from all phone customers, effectively eliminating burner phones and creating a national surveillance database.
US warrantless surveillance program Section 702 expired after House rejected extension 218-198. Bipartisan coalition demanded warrant requirements, marking first time reform bloc had votes to block renewal.
7amleh research reveals Palestinians face structural barriers to digital economy participation, including PayPal exclusion, restricted telecom infrastructure, and deliberate destruction of Gaza's networks.
Four UK activists received terrorism sentences for damaging Elbit Systems military equipment, marking first time criminal damage has been classified as terrorism without terrorist convictions.
Section 702 of FISA, which allows warrantless collection of Americans' communications, has expired after Congress failed to reauthorize it due to concerns over Trump's DNI nominee Bill Pulte.
EFF is taking a hardline stance on Section 702 renewal: either require warrants for FBI queries of Americans' communications or let the mass surveillance authority expire entirely.
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