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🗣 A Victory for Freedom of Speech Online | EFFector 38.18

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Briefings

EFF and allies secured a court ruling allowing their lawsuit against the 'Catch and Revoke' mass surveillance program to proceed. Lisa Femia, EFF's spokesperson, discussed how the government uses AI to suppress online protected speech, with the lawsuit aiming to halt these measures. The newsletter highlights ongoing efforts to challenge anti-VPN laws and guides for opting out of Big Tech surveillance.

Key points

• A court ruling was granted allowing the lawsuit challenging the 'Catch and Revoke' mass surveillance program to move forward.
• Lisa Femia, EFF's spokesperson, discussed how the government uses AI to suppress protected speech online in the latest newsletter episode.

Context and limitations

Coverage is limited to the specific court ruling and the EFF newsletter discussion regarding AI surveillance and anti-VPN laws. The article does not provide details on the specific dates of the lawsuit or the full scope of the AI suppression efforts beyond the newsletter summary.

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