First 100 days: How has Trump affected tech?
summary
Reports show device searches and password demands at US borders and protests skyrocketing since Trump takes office, with phones returned only after passwords are handed over; EFF is collecting stories, seeking a Fourth Amendment test case and publishing a toolkit called Surveillance Self-Defense. The FCC (Ajit Pai) pushes to roll back net neutrality and ISP privacy rules despite a DC Circuit ruling; Congress must reauthorize section 702 by year end. Startups get concrete advice: minimize data, set retention limits, publish transparency reports and earn a who has your back rating.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and EFF overview
- 1:45Trump administration tech impact
- 3:10Border searches and device seizures
- 4:58EFF tools and training for users
- 6:20Net neutrality under threat
- 8:50Call to action for startups
- 10:32Mass surveillance and Section 702
- 13:19Trump and government surveillance
- 16:08Data privacy for startups
- 18:38Next hundred days priorities
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