The Electronic Frontier Foundation was busy in 2009, picking on companies it believes crept a little too close to people’s privacy comfort zones. The EFF took on Google over the Google Book Search deal and the Google Latitude mobile social networking application, among other topics. As we go deeper into 2010, Tim Jones, the EFF’s activism and technology manager, said the EFF has several concerns on its action list, which it plans to revisit in December 2010 to see what transpired over the course of the year. eWEEK walks through these issues in this slide show, mixing up the EFF’s original order for some consistency.
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