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Why the EU’s new political advertising rules won’t protect the next European elections 

15 Feb 2024

The EU recently approved new rules intended to make political advertising more transparent. But will they deliver in time for June’s European elections?

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Why the EU’s new political advertising rules won’t protect the next European elections 
15 Feb 2024
Why the EU’s new political advertising rules won’t protect the next European elections 

Why we need data minimization safeguards now (and how to do it)

20 May 2021

Access Now’s new report “Data minimization: Key to protecting privacy and reducing harm” explores ways to combat data abuses by limiting the amount of information entities collect online.

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Why we need data minimization safeguards now (and how to do it)
20 May 2021
Why we need data minimization safeguards now (and how to do it)
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Take action: Help Tunisians defend their privacy

11 Jul 2017

Join us in calling on Tunisian lawmakers to protect hard-won civil liberties, focus on advancing protections for an open and free society, and wholly reject the current proposed legislation.

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Take action: Help Tunisians defend their privacy
11 Jul 2017
Take action: Help Tunisians defend their privacy
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Take action: Help Tunisians defend their privacy

11 Jul 2017

Join us in calling on Tunisian lawmakers to protect hard-won civil liberties, focus on advancing protections for an open and free society, and wholly reject the current proposed legislation.

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Take action: Help Tunisians defend their privacy
11 Jul 2017
Take action: Help Tunisians defend their privacy
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Proposed change to U.S. federal criminal procedure Rule 41 would harm user privacy

5 Nov 2014

Access and EFF urge the Advisory Committee on Criminal Rules to reject a rules change that would give law enforcement more tools to violate computer users’ privacy

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Proposed change to U.S. federal criminal procedure Rule 41 would harm user privacy
5 Nov 2014
Proposed change to U.S. federal criminal procedure Rule 41 would harm user privacy
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