Paige Collings

Senior Speech And Privacy Activist at EFF

Paige Collings is the Senior Speech and Privacy Activist at EFF. As a lawyer, digital policy activist and community organiser, she works to dismantle systems of oppression and advance collective liberation. Paige focuses on highlighting how state surveillance and corporate restrictions stifle marginalized communities and perpetuate historic injustices and harm. She has worked with activists across the globe to facilitate systemic change by speaking truth to power and creating spaces for alternative imaginations for justice for all. Paige is a board member of the European Digital Rights (EDRi) network. Paige holds a Master’s degree in Law, Master’s degree in Political Science, and a Bachelor’s degree in Politics and History. Source

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Protect Your Privacy on Bumble | Electronic Frontier Foundation

Jan 30, 2025 | eff.org | Paige Collings

Late last year, Bumble finally rolled out its updated privacy policy after a coalition of twelve digital rights, LGBTQ+, human rights, and gender justice civil society organizations launched a campaign demanding stronger data protections.Unfortunately, the company, like other dating apps, has not...
The Impact of Age Verification Measures Goes Beyond Porn Sites | Electronic Frontier Foundation

Jan 23, 2025 | eff.org | Paige Collings |Rindala Alajaji

As age verification bills pass across the world under the guise of “keeping children safe online,” governments are increasingly giving themselves the authority to decide what topics are deemed “safe” for young people to access, and forcing online services to remove and block anything that may be...
EFF and 12 Organizations Tell Bumble: Don’t Sell User Data Without Opt-In Consent | Electronic Frontier Foundation

Aug 8, 2024 | eff.org | Paige Collings

Bumble markets itself as a safe dating app, but it may be selling your deeply personal data unless you opt-out—risking your privacy for their profit. Despite repeated requests, Bumble hasn’t confirmed if they sell or share user data, and its policy is also unclear about whether all users can delete...