New Bill Incorporates Private Sector Into Terrorism Monitoring and Reporting
Internet service providers and other essential entities to the nation’s cyber-infrastructure...
Read Moreby David Hensley | Jul 8, 2018 | Privacy | 5
Internet service providers and other essential entities to the nation’s cyber-infrastructure...
Read Moreby Gregory Foster | Jan 11, 2012 | Government 2.0, Transparency | 0
This post concludes EFF Austin’s investigation of DART’s #OpWardrive; here’s our initial post, announcement of operation cancellation, and update on the open records request. In our last post, we summarized our...
Read Moreby Gregory Foster | Dec 15, 2011 | Privacy, Transparency | 0
In late September, the Austin Police Department (APD) aimed to identify open residential wireless access points around the city and educate their owners about the risks of providing free Internet access. The initiative, dubbed...
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Joel Greenberg recorded an oral history with EFF-Austin early board members John Quarterman, Ed Cavazos, and Jon Lebkowsky. Link