EFF Launches 2 New Sites Dedicated to Protection From Mass SurveillanceSites highlight how opponents of mass surveillance around the world lead by example, featuring counter-surveillance success stories. Too often, the debate over surveillance is seen as a domestic issue, only of concern to citizens of the country doing the spying, EFF International Director Danny OBrien said. The truth is that mass surveillance isnt confined to national borders, and neither is the response to it. Technologists, activists, and Internet users are all working to fight back against mass surveillance. Wherever you are, whoever you are, there are people close to you working to stop the spying, and you can join them. The site provides five concrete steps activists can take, including using encryption software to protect themselves, supporting a decentralized Internet, and signing onto the 13 Necessary and Proportionate Principles, a global framework to protect human rights in an age of mass surveillance. Visitors are encouraged to use the sites social media tools to share their stories of standing up for privacy and to learn about the more than 400 privacy rights organization that have endorsed the 13 principles. IFightSurveillance.orgs companion site, Counter-Surveillance Success Stories (http://www.eff.org/csss), delves into greater detail about the work of the global coalition, spotlighting battles for privacy in Zimbabwe as well as countries across North America and Europe. I Fight Surveillance: https://ifightsurveillance.org Counter-Surveillance Success Stories: https://www.eff.org/csss 