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Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) Reform
The CFAA is a Federal law that attempts to punish and deter hacking by criminalizing unauthorized computer access or computer access that exceeds authorization. Strong...
TechBriefing: E-Rate Subsidies for Schools and Libraries
Print Version Summary Since 1998, the Universal Service Fund’s E-Rate program has funded telecommunications and broadband connections for schools and libraries around the United States....
E-Rate Needs Oversight and Spending Constraints, Coalition Letter Urges
TechFreedom and other groups have released a letter to Acting FCC Chairwoman Mignon Clyburn, urging the FCC to adopt Commissioner Ajit Pai’s E-Rate reform proposals....
TechFreedom Joins Lawsuit Demanding Constitutional Protections against NSA Surveillance
Today, TechFreedom joined eighteen other civil society groups from across the political spectrum as plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the National Security Agency (NSA) for...
Aaron’s Law: What’s Next for CFAA Reform?
July 22, 2013 – 6:00pm to 7:30pm The suicide of Aaron Swartz earlier this year has sparked a national debate about reforming the Computer...
Senators, If You Care About Privacy, Pass Leahy-Lee ECPA Reform
In our continuing efforts to secure your rights in the digital age, we’ve teamed up with a wide array of businesses and nonprofits in a...