This is a perfect time for a digital security refresh: ensure you and your friends' privacy is protected! eff.org/deeplinks/2018…
If you’re a regular user of a public computer, like at the school library or lab, keep in mind that public computers can remember information from your logins. Adding two-factor authentication to your accounts is a great way to bolster your security. eff.org/deeplinks/2016…
Applying for an internship, job, fellowship, or for further education at a school? You might want to pay closer attention to your social media activity, and help your friends by leading an workshop on checking your social media privacy settings. sec.eff.org/topics/locking…
Applying for student loans, scholarships and grants? Maybe you’ve started to get a flood of new emails and some of them seem phishy. Here’s a refresher on how to spot phishing from Surveillance Self-Defense. ssd.eff.org/en/module/how-…
Exciting new technology in the classroom can also mean privacy violations, including the chance that your personal devices and online accounts may be demanded for searches. If you’re a student, we’ve written tips for you. eff.org/deeplinks/2017…
If you’re a teacher, librarian, professor, or extracurricular leader looking for fresh material for the digital age, try out our lesson plans from the Security Education Companion sec.eff.org
Learn more about issues that affect student privacy on our issues page, and share with your friends so they’re prepared to protect themselves! eff.org/issues/student…
