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OTI Welcomes FCC Inquiry into Broadband “Data Cap” Practices
“ISPs have long imposed arbitrary data caps on home broadband connections to maximize profits at their consumers’ expense.”
Perspectives on US Tech Policy After November
Prem Trivedi on how the outcomes of the 2024 U.S. federal elections and other global factors could shape the future of U.S. tech policy.
Empowering Vulnerable Communities Against Online Scams and Misinformation
A former Open Technology Institute intern shares tips to protect yourself and your loved ones from online scams and misinformation.
Demystifying AI: A Primer
A general explainer of artificial intelligence.
September Digital Matters
Quantum Computing Is Coming. Better Encryption Helps Us Prepare for Its Arrival.
NIST’s new quantum-resistant cryptographic protocols help prepare us to update our encryption tools and start future-proofing private data.
South Korea Gripped by Deepfake Porn Sex Crime Crisis
Lilian Coral on the spread of non-consensual deepfake porn.
Unleash Fixed Wireless Service in 12 GHz to Help Close the Digital Divide
Michael Calabrese on how the FCC could help close the U.S. digital divide by unleashing fixed wireless service in the lower 12 GHz band.
9/23 Joint Reply Comments Urging FCC to Require That All Providers Automatically Unlock Handsets Within 60 Days, Regardless of Device Payment Status
Youth Deserve a Thoughtful, Holistic Approach to Online Safety
Online spaces should be safer for youth. However, quick tech fixes that can cause more harm than good are inappropriate solutions.
9/19 Joint Filing Urging FCC to Modify E-Rate Hotspot Order to Better Serve Low-Income Students and Library Patrons
Digital Participation Infrastructure
Digital Participation Infrastructure
Q&A with Audrey Tang and Beth Simone Noveck on supporting inclusive, thriving, and democratic communities.
OTI Defends Open Internet Rules in Court
"We are confident that with the benefit of a full briefing, the court will reject the ISP industry’s attempt to rewrite the law & history."