Lucie Krahulcova

Here’s we’ve learned so far about EU plans for encryption and other digital security measures.

The UK has codified and expanded mass government surveillance, making people less free and less safe.

Encryption is under threat in the European Union.

Your dynamic IP address is private if it can be tied to other pieces of information you supply.

The bill still codifies mass surveillance, undermines encryption, and authorises mass government hacking.

Lawmakers have a responsibility to strengthen and protect the security of our communications and systems, not to purposefully weaken it.

The opinion of the Advocate General of the CJEU on two data retention cases does not sufficiently clarify the issues at stake.

More than 450,000 people spoke out to save Net Neutrality in Europe. Here’s what happens next.