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Electronic Privacy Information Center

Electronic Privacy Information Center

EPIC is an independent non-profit research center in Washington, DC. EPIC works to protect privacy, freedom of expression, democratic values, and to promote the Public Voice in decisions concerning the future of the Internet. EPIC pursues a wide range of program activities including public education, litigation, and advocacy. EPIC routinely files amicus briefs in federal courts, pursues open government cases, defends consumer privacy, organizes conferences for NGOs, and speaks before Congress and judicial organizations about emerging privacy and civil liberties issues. EPIC works closely with a distinguished advisory board, with expertise in law, technology and public policy. EPIC maintains two of the most popular privacy web sites in the world - epic.org and privacy.org.www.epic.org

Search complete. 12 mentions across 11 episodes found for "Electronic Privacy Information Center".

Nov 4, 2026

Beowulf RochlenHOST
1:15
The judge added that the Trump administration's actions are in counter to the Purcell principle, an unwritten election law doctrine that generally holds election rules should not change too close to an election because of the risk of confusion among voters and election officials.
Beowulf RochlenHOST
1:30
In issuing the order, the judge sided with the League of Women Voters, the League of United Latin American Citizens, and the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
Beowulf RochlenHOST
1:38
The groups are challenging the Department of Homeland Security's efforts to collect millions of Americans' voter records as part of a nationwide investigation into unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.
Beowulf RochlenHOST
1:51
Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth are underwater in their approval ratings with veterans and military members, according to a poll conducted by Common Defense.
Harry ShearerHOST
12:32
Could make it worse.
Harry ShearerHOST
12:34
Quote, when people talk to a personified bot, they often share much more personal and sensitive information, says the director of the AI and Human Rights Program at the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
Harry ShearerHOST
12:47
Even if you don't use AI, you're still at risk because users share information about friends and family.
Harry ShearerHOST
12:52
You might disclose how you feel about your mom or things like my friend so-and-so came out to me as gay.
Elizabeth RaddayHOST
2:40
Right.
Elizabeth RaddayHOST
2:41
And then Callie Schroeder, who's the senior counsel at the Electronic Privacy Information Center, called hacked Muse accounts a powder keg since access to extended explicit chats could be used to embarrass or extort users.
Elizabeth RaddayHOST
2:54
This all seems like it's going
Matt MervisHOST
2:55
great.
Vala AfsharHOST
5:02
In 2016, Jeff founded Senzing based on the one-of-a-kind IBM spin-out of the G2 technology that his team created.
Vala AfsharHOST
5:09
Jeff served on the board of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the Advisory Board for Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Vala AfsharHOST
5:19
He's a senior associate at the Center of Strategic and International Studies and a distinguished engineer of information systems at Singapore Management University, SMU.
Vala AfsharHOST
5:29
Jeff was awarded an honorary PhD in 2015 and is co-author of 14 patents.
Christy DuttonHOST
17:48
Three groups are suing the Department of Homeland Security, claiming DHS compiled sensitive data information on voters in 47 states, including Kentucky.
Christy DuttonHOST
17:58
The League of Women Voters, the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the League of United Latin American Citizens filed the federal lawsuit in Washington, D.C., According to the Messenger Inquirer, the suit alleges DHS handled voter information in a way that violates the law, disregards privacy safeguards, and ignores Americans' privacy rights.
Christy DuttonHOST
18:21
In a statement to Louisville Public Media, Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams says Kentucky's voter rolls have not been improperly accessed.
Christy DuttonHOST
18:31
Breathitt County's judge executive has died.
Doug StephanHOST
22:26
The policy to combine it with commercial data sets ignores federal safeguards and the privacy rights of the Americans who are involved in the voting information that they've gotten their hands on.
Doug StephanHOST
22:43
The case was brought by the League of Women Voters, also the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the League of United Latin American Citizens.
Doug StephanHOST
22:54
It's the latest challenge to Mr. Trump's effort to combat non-citizen voting.
Doug StephanHOST
22:59
Look it, I'm number one on the list of supporting non-citizen voting.
Kerry ParkerHOST
48:19
Your home, your children, your private moments, all of it fed into the machine.
Kerry ParkerHOST
48:25
As noted by Callie Schroeder, senior counsel for the Electronic Privacy Information Center, or EPIC, quote, Think really hard if you're comfortable with Google having a picture of your kid or having a picture of you in a swimsuit that you've been trying to find the maker of, unquote.
Kerry ParkerHOST
48:41
This isn't necessarily about malicious intent.
Kerry ParkerHOST
48:43
It's about a fundamental shift in how your personal data is being collected and utilized.
Kerry ParkerHOST
49:18
This is the difference between telling someone about your day and handing them a photograph.
Kerry ParkerHOST
49:22
One is a story, the other is evidence.
Kerry ParkerHOST
49:25
The Electronic Privacy Information Center has raised concerns about these very risks.
Kerry ParkerHOST
49:30
As noted by Callie Schroeder, senior counsel at Epic, quote, She also pointed out that, quote, We like to think of our search histories as private, fleeting curiosities forgotten as soon as we close the tab.

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Oct 17 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
12:04
Closer to home, a lawsuit filed Thursday, October 15th challenges the federal government's collection and use of voter records.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
12:13
The League of Women Voters, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the League of United Latin American Citizens are suing the Department of Homeland Security and related agencies.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
12:25
Their complaint
speaker_1UNKNOWN
12:25
alleges that voter files from at least 47 states were obtained and processed, including combination with commercial data, without required privacy safeguards.
Dave AnthonyHOST
2:26
And there's controversy about voting.
Jared HalpernCORRESPONDENT
2:29
A case brought by the League of Women Voters, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the League of United Latin American Citizens accuses the Department of Homeland Security of illegally obtaining voter files from nearly every state.
Jared HalpernCORRESPONDENT
2:41
The lawsuit alleges DHS's efforts to review state voter rolls for non-citizens failed to abide by federal safeguards or protect privacy rights of millions of Americans.
Jared HalpernCORRESPONDENT
2:51
More than two dozen states have so far refused to hand over voter information to the federal government.
speaker_0NARRATOR
11:51
Devlin Barrett and Laurel Rosenhall report for The New York Times.
speaker_0NARRATOR
11:56
The League of Women Voters, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the League of United Latin American Citizens yesterday sued the Department of Homeland Security.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:06
alleging the government has obtained voter files from at least 47 states and handled the data in a way that violates federal law.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:15
The lawsuit alleges the DHS's secretive probe of the voter data disregards federal safeguards and flouts the privacy rights of millions of Americans.

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