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Onward, Friends

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By Cindy Cohn
| EFF
After 26 years, today is my last day at EFF. It's been a terrific and wild ride — the organization has grown from a tiny band of fighty people trying to plant a flag for freedom and justice in the coming digital world into a large, established band of fighty people doing, well, much the same. The world around us has changed enormously. Our core values haven't budged.
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Microsoft Took a Step Toward Human Rights Accountability. Google and Amazon (and Others) Should Pay Attention!

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By Betty Gedlu, Cindy Cohn
| EFF
For years, civil society organizations, workers, journalists, and human rights experts have warned that major technology companies risk enabling grave human rights abuses when they provide cloud computing, AI, and surveillance infrastructure to governments implicated in violations of international and humanitarian law.
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The Whistleblower Who Uncovered the NSA’s ‘Big Brother Machine’ – The MIT Press Reader

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By Cindy Cohn
| DrWeb's Domain (Podcast)
Room 641A, which housed the “Big Brother machine,” inside AT&T’s Folsom Street building in San Francisco, California. Source: Mark Klein / The Electronic Frontier Foundation. An unexpected visitor gave my team the evidence we needed to prove that the government was secretly wiretapping Americans. By: Cindy Cohn, Listen to this article On January 20, 2006, the front doorbell rang at the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s offices on Shotwell Street in the Mission District of San Francisco.
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