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EPIC, Coalition Urge Reform of Section 702 of FISA
- Intelligence Surveillance
- Surveillance Oversight
- Updates
EPIC Will Expand Work on Privacy and Tech Oversight in 2023

For nearly thirty years, EPIC has been fighting to secure the fundamental right to privacy for all, and the fight has never been more important. 2022 was a momentous year that brought new threats—in particular, the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs, which undid 50 years of precedent protecting the constitutional right to privacy—but also hope for the future. In 2023, EPIC will work to establish strong, comprehensive privacy and digital civil rights across the United States; we will help to develop new fairness and accountability mechanisms to ensure that AI and automated decision-making systems do not exacerbate inequities and discrimination; and we will work to ensure that intelligence and law enforcement surveillance programs are subject to robust oversight.
- Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
- Consumer Privacy
- Privacy Laws
- Surveillance Oversight
- Analysis
EPIC, EFF, and CDT to New Jersey Supreme Court: Don’t Let Police Sleight-of-Hand Avoid Wiretap Requirements
- Communications Privacy
- Consumer Privacy
- Privacy Laws
- Surveillance Oversight
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- Wiretapping
- Updates
EPIC Urges FTC to Regulate Surveillance Tech Companies Using Police as Promoters
- Big Data
- Consumer Privacy
- Fourth Amendment
- Privacy in Public
- Privacy Laws
- Surveillance Oversight
- Updates
Facebook v. New Jersey

When police want to order a social media company to give them access to a person's future social media messages every 15 minutes for a period of thirty days, can they do so through one search warrant, or do they need to apply for a wiretap order?
- Communications Privacy
- Consumer Privacy
- Privacy Laws
- Surveillance Oversight
- U.S. Privacy Laws
- U.S. State Privacy Laws
- Wiretapping
- Amicus Briefs
EPIC Comments on FTC Advanced Notice of Proposed Trade Regulation Rule on Use of Reviews and Endorsements
- Big Data
- Competition and Privacy
- Consumer Privacy
- Fourth Amendment
- Privacy in Public
- Privacy Laws
- Surveillance Oversight
- APA Comments
NOLA.com: JPSO used facial recognition technology to arrest a man. The tech was wrong.
- Face Surveillance & Biometrics
- Privacy in Public
- Surveillance Oversight
- News
EPIC Urges GSA to Prevent Privacy Harms from New Fraud Prevention Tools on Login.gov
- Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
- Consumer Privacy
- Data Brokers
- Data Protection
- Government Databases
- Government Records & Privacy
- Screening & Scoring
- Surveillance Oversight
- Updates
EPIC Comments: Modified System of Records Notice for Login.gov
- Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
- Data Protection
- Government AI Use
- Government Databases
- Government Records & Privacy
- Screening & Scoring
- Surveillance Oversight
- APA Comments
FCW: Portman introduces two bills on facial recognition, AI in government
- Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
- Face Surveillance & Biometrics
- Surveillance Oversight
- News

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