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The Encryptids are back with a campfire tale to shake off your summer ennui and protect your digital

The Encryptids are back with a campfire tale to shake off your summer ennui and protect your digital rights. [Here's a message from the Electronic Frontier Foundation.]( [EFF logo]( Summer Treats EFF Campfire Tales [Shake off your summer ennui and protect digital rights.]( Hi Supporter of Digital Freedom, It’s time for the second installment of campfire tales from our friends, The Encryptids—the rarely-seen enigmas who’ve become digital rights folk legends. They’re helping us celebrate EFF’s summer membership drive for internet freedom! Through EFF's 34th birthday on July 10, you can [receive 2 rare gifts, be a member for just $20](, and [new recurring donations get a free match](! Join us today. So...do you ever feel like tech companies still own the devices you’ve paid for? Like you don’t have alternatives to corporate choices? Au contraire! Today, Monsieur Jackalope tells us why interoperability plays a key role in giving you freedom in tech... -Aaron Jue EFF Membership Team --------------------------------------------------------------- [Nous sommes meilleurs ensemble.]( C all me Jacques. Some believe I am cuddly. Others deem me ferocious. Yet I am those things and more. How could anyone tell me what I may be? Beauty lives in creativity, innovation, and yes, even contradiction. When you are confined to what is, you lose sight of what could be. Zut! Here we find ourselves at the mercy of oppressive tech companies who perhaps believe you are better off without choices. But they are wrong. Control, commerce, and lack of competition. These limit us and rob us of our potential. We are destined for so much more in tech! When I must make repairs on my scooter, do I call Vespa for their approval on my wrenches? Mais non! Then why should we prohibit software tools from interacting with one another? The connected world must not be a darker reflection of this one we already know. The EFF team—avec mon ami Cory Doctorow!—advocates powerfully for systems in which we do not need the permission of companies to fix, connect, or play with technology. Oui, c’est difficile: you find copyrighted software in nearly everything, and sparkling proprietary tech lures you toward crystal prisons. But the EFF has helped make excellent progress with laws supporting your Right to Repair, they speak out against tech monopolies, they lift up the free and open source software community, and they advocate for creators across the web. You can make a difference in the fight to truly own your devices. [Support the EFF’s efforts as a member this year]( and reach toward the sublime web that interconnection and creativity can bring. Cordialement, Monsieur Jackalope --------------------------------------------------------------- EFF is a member-supported U.S. 501(c)(3) organization celebrating TEN YEARS of top ratings from the nonprofit watchdog Charity Navigator! [Your donation]( is tax-deductible as allowed by law. [Donate]( About EFF The Electronic Frontier Foundation is the leading nonprofit defending online civil liberties. We promote digital innovation, defend free speech, fight illegal surveillance, and protect rights and freedoms for all as our use of technology grows. Find out more at [](. This message is printed from 100% recycled electrons. EFF appreciates your support and respects your [privacy](. [Unsubscribe or change your email preferences]( or [opt out of all EFF email]( 815 Eddy Street San Francisco, CA 94109-7701 United States

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