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    Data Breach Notification, Privacy, Surveillance

    EFA Statement on Optus Data Breach

    23 September 2022

    The Optus data breach shows that individual action cannot protect us from systemic problems. We need systemic action.

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    Events, People

    Call for 2022 Board Nominations

    19 September 2022

    EFA invites members to nominate for election to the EFA Board.

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    Media Releases, Surveillance

    EFA Demands Action on Persistent Unlawful Surveillance

    19 September 2022

    The Commonwealth Ombudsman has, once again, found Australian law enforcement agencies continue to unlawfully surveil Australians. When will they be forced to stop?

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    Media Releases, People

    Lyndsey Jackson To Leave EFA Board After Five Years of Service

    16 September 2022

    Board member Lyndsey Jackson reflects on her five years of service on the board, and invites you to consider joining!

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    Censorship, Competition and Pricing, Defamation, Internet Governance, Media Releases, Online Safety, Privacy

    EFA Statement Regarding Cloudflare

    5 September 2022

    Electronic Frontiers Australia calls on Cloudflare to provide a detailed statement of reasons that explain its approach to balancing competing rights and interests.

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    Privacy

    Click-to-Lie With a Password Manager

    19 July 2022

    Sketchy marketers, surveillance capitalists, and all manner of dodgy dealers like to ask intrusive questions you shouldn’t have to answer. Unfortunately, the magic* of computers means the forms they make you use can require certain fields to be filled in. Unlike a paper form, you can’t just leave them blank,…

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