In the final stretch of October, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has launched a new newsletter, EFFector, dedicated to online privacy protection. This month highlights the “Opt Out October” initiative, which seeks to empower users with practical advice to safeguard their personal security and privacy in an increasingly complex digital environment.
Among the topics addressed is a concerning critique of the recent UK offensive against encryption. EFF points out the negative consequences this measure could have for all users, jeopardizing the confidentiality of personal information. Additionally, the newsletter includes details about a surveillance case related to abortion in Texas, emphasizing the potential misuse of technologies in vulnerable situations.
To complement the written information, EFF offers an audiovisual format where security activist Thorin Klosowski discusses how small changes in privacy management can have a significant impact. This content is available on platforms such as YouTube and the Internet Archive, making it accessible for those who prefer these types of formats.
Since its founding in 1990, EFFector has become an essential resource for those wishing to stay informed about their digital rights. Through its newsletter, the EFF is committed to keeping users updated on movements that defend privacy and freedom of expression in the digital age. The organization also extends its gratitude to followers worldwide, encouraging those who are not members to join the fight for a safer and more transparent digital future.
Source: MiMub in Spanish
