The Electronic Frontier Foundation is getting ready for prolonged confrontations with the incoming Trump administration, as stated in the foundation’s plan for the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency.
With President-elect Trump being sworn in and officially starting his reign on Friday, the NGO is looking to continue defending digital users’ rights and promoting a free and open internet for all. The EFF has a 10-point plan for its advocacy efforts, ranging from offering support and legal capabilities to targeted communities, to holding Silicon Valley accountable for their actions, and working to end mass surveillance of internet communications.
“Make no mistake: privacy, liberty, and accountability are not partisan issues,” said the foundation as it prepares for government pushback against users’ rights and hard-won digital protections.
