Inside the Three-City Stand Against Digital Surveillance: What Cindy Cohn's Book Tour Really Reveals About Privacy's Future
Cindy Cohn, who's spent three decades battling government overreach and corporate data harvesting, is bringing her story to New York—and her message is darker than you'd expect from someone with so much to celebrate.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Cohn's book tour targets three distinct New York constituencies—women in security, tech industry leaders, and activist communities—signaling where the next privacy defense must come from 𝕏
- The timing reveals an uncomfortable truth: after 30 years of fighting, surveillance infrastructure has only deepened, and the battle is entering a new, more complex phase with AI 𝕏
- This isn't a celebration of EFF victories; it's a prescriptive call to action for the next generation, disguised as memoir 𝕏
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Originally reported by EFF Deeplinks
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