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Cindy Cohn Executive Director at Electronic Frontier Foundation | Official website

EFF launches website answering common tech questions

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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has introduced a new platform called "Digital Rights Bytes," designed to provide clear and concise answers to common technology-related questions. This initiative aims to address the challenges individuals face in understanding their digital environment.

Cindy Cohn, EFF's Executive Director, emphasized the growing integration of digital elements into daily life, stating, “It’s increasingly clear there is no way to separate our digital lives from everything else that we do — the internet is now everybody's hometown. But nobody handed us a map or explained how to navigate safely.” She expressed hope that Digital Rights Bytes would serve as a reliable source of information and encourage broader thinking about digital privacy and civil liberties.

The website initially covers topics such as whether phones are listening to users, the high cost of device repair, and government access to text messages. The content includes animated videos and straightforward explanations intended for general audiences. Additionally, it offers guidance on protecting personal information and engaging with significant issues.

EFF, established in 1990, is recognized for its advocacy in defending civil liberties within the digital realm. The organization supports user privacy, free expression, and innovation through various efforts including litigation, policy analysis, activism, and technological development. EFF's overarching goal is to ensure technology promotes freedom and justice globally.

For more information on Digital Rights Bytes: https://www.digitalrightsbytes.org/

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