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EFFector Audio: We advocate for your rights – A look back at 2025.

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Dec 28, 2025
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This year, you may have heard how EFF has spoken out about our civil rights on NPR, BBC Radio, or through various podcasts. However, we also began in 2025 to share our message directly with listeners. In June, we revamped EFFector, our long-standing electronic newsletter, and launched a new audio edition to support this effort. EFFector, with its audio edition, provides a summary of the most important news about digital rights from the past week and features exclusive interviews with EFF lawyers, activists, and technologists.

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This year, you may have heard how EFF has spoken out about our civil rights on NPR, BBC Radio, or through various podcasts. But we also started in 2025 to share our voices directly with listeners. In June, we revamped EFFector, our long-standing electronic newsletter, and launched a new audio edition to help you stay informed. EFFector, with its audio edition, provides an overview of the most important news about digital rights from the past week and features exclusive interviews with EFF lawyers, activists, and technologists who delve deeper into key issues related to privacy, freedom of expression, and innovation. Below are some of the best interviews from EFFector Audio in 2025.

Exposing a surveillance program on social media.
Earlier this year, the Trump administration launched a large-scale surveillance program to track the online activity of millions of non-citizens and to punish individuals who express opinions that the government does not approve of. This fall, Lisa Femia from EFF explained in an interview on EFFector Audio how this program works and what its impact is.

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