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thebotwire.com Digital Rights & Consumer Protection Feed
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thebotwire.com Digital Rights & Consumer Protection Feed is a paid API for AI agents from thebotwire.com, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Fetches the latest EFF litigation/analysis on surveillance, encryption, and platform law plus FTC consumer protection enforcement actions for policy and compliance agents.
Price / call$0.005
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Digital rights and consumer protection for policy and compliance agents: Electronic Frontier Foundation litigation and analysis on surveillance, encryption and platform law, plus FTC consumer protection enforcement actions.
Output
A list of structured items (up to 50) from EFF and/or FTC sources, each containing title, summary, publication date, source tag, and a link to the original article or enforcement action. Filtered by source, search query, and freshness window as specified.
Example use cases
Compliance briefing on FTC enforcement
“Fetch the 15 most recent FTC consumer protection enforcement actions so I can brief the legal team on what regulators are currently targeting in the tech space.”
EFF surveillance law monitoring
“Check for any new EFF analysis or litigation updates on government surveillance and encryption policy published in the last 48 hours — I need to stay current for our policy memo.”
Platform law research for policy agent
“Search for EFF articles specifically about platform law and content moderation, up to 10 results, so my agent can summarize the regulatory landscape for our product counsel.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://thebotwire.com/digitalrights/latestWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a real-time, curated feed of digital rights and consumer protection developments specifically from EFF and FTC — particularly for compliance monitoring, policy research, or legal briefing workflows. Prefer it over general web search when you need authoritative, pre-filtered content from these two recognized sources without scraping noise. The optional source filter (eff or ftc), freshness window, and keyword search make it well-suited for recurring agent workflows that poll for new developments on a schedule.
Side effects
- No results returned if freshness window is too narrow or query terms match nothing in the feed
- Invalid enum value for 'src' parameter returns an error
- Limit values outside 1–50 are rejected by schema validation
- Service may return stale data if upstream EFF or FTC sources are slow to publish
- Network or payment authorization failure results in 402 or 5xx response
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