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Electronic Frontier Foundation

eff.org

We're the Electronic Frontier Foundation. We're a nonprofit that fights for your privacy and free speech online. Find all of EFF's social media accounts at eff.org/social. eff.org

Reported Followers

136,223

7 days:526

14 days:1,077

30 days:2,283

Reported Followers by date

2025-11-05:136,22395

2025-11-04:136,12865

2025-11-03:136,06369

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2025-10-30:135,79295

Actual Followers

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Actual Followers by date

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Data is not available for the profiles with more than 100 000 followers or follows

Reported Following

233

7 days:1

14 days:3

30 days:4

Reported Follows by date

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Actual Following

230

7 days:1

14 days:3

30 days:4

Actual Follows by date

2025-11-05:2300

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Blocking others

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7 days:0

14 days:0

30 days:0

Blocks by date

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Liking others

211

7 days:1

14 days:2

30 days:3

Likes by date

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Own posts

3,161

7 days:59

14 days:111

30 days:249

Posts by date

2025-11-05:3,16110

2025-11-04:3,1518

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Likes earned

7 days:4,523

14 days:8,991

30 days:22,610

Likes by date

2025-11-05:576

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2025-11-02:849

2025-11-01:1,007

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Reposts earned

7 days:1,681

14 days:3,184

30 days:7,611

Reposts by date

2025-11-05:183

2025-11-04:243

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Top 5 Most Liked Posts (14 days)

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“We should have banned government use of face recognition when we had the chance because it is dangerous, invasive, and an inherent threat to civil liberties,” EFF’s @MGuariglia.bsky.social told @404Media.co. www.404media.co/ice-and-cbp...

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Corporate commitments are not “a sufficient alternative to enforcement of international law and domestic laws designed to prevent companies from monitoring individuals and committing human rights violations,” EFF’s Kit Walsh told @InTheseTimes.com. inthesetimes.com/article/ice...

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When you ask ChatGPT a question, you're in control of the information you're sharing, EFF’s Lena Cohen told @USAToday.com, but “when you're using the Atlas browser for day-to-day tasks, it's easier to forget that all of your activity could be sent to OpenAI." www.usatoday.com/story/tech/...

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4.

Google and Apple should add a device-level AI permission, just like it does for other potentially invasive privacy features, like location, to their phones. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

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A VPN is not a tool for anonymity, and while it can protect your location from some companies, there are many other ways companies may track you. ssd.eff.org/module/choo...

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Top 5 Most Reposted Posts (14 days)

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“We should have banned government use of face recognition when we had the chance because it is dangerous, invasive, and an inherent threat to civil liberties,” EFF’s @MGuariglia.bsky.social told @404Media.co. www.404media.co/ice-and-cbp...

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2.

When you ask ChatGPT a question, you're in control of the information you're sharing, EFF’s Lena Cohen told @USAToday.com, but “when you're using the Atlas browser for day-to-day tasks, it's easier to forget that all of your activity could be sent to OpenAI." www.usatoday.com/story/tech/...

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3.

“Putting a powerful surveillance tool like this in the hands of state & local law enforcement officials around the country will only further erode peoples’ Fourth Amendment rights, for citizens & non-citizens alike,” EFF’s @cooperq.com told @404Media.co. www.404media.co/cbp-quietly...

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4.

A VPN is not a tool for anonymity, and while it can protect your location from some companies, there are many other ways companies may track you. ssd.eff.org/module/choo...

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After years of activist pressure, lawsuits, and bad press Ring made much needed reforms. Now, they’re pivoting back to mass police surveillance as a business model. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

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