How to Protect Your Privacy Online: Five Tips from Tech Policy Experts
Protect your online privacy with these five practical steps from New America’s tech policy experts Nat Meysenburg and Sydney Saubestre.
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Trump’s Tech Governance: Making Sense of the Administration’s First 30 Days
As the Trump administration concludes the first 30 days, three worrying trends emerge at the intersection of tech and democracy.
Groups Ask US Court to Reconsider Ruling Blocking Net Neutrality Rules
OTI on asking appeals court to reconsider a ruling blocking net neutrality rules.
New America’s Open Technology Institute Joins Public Interest Intervenors in Calling for Rehearing of Sixth Circuit Net Neutrality Decision
“With crucial consumer protections and a historic precedent at stake, we look forward to the full 6th Circuit reconsidering this decision.”
Parents Are Desperate to Protect Kids on Social Media. Why Did the US Let a Safety Bill Die?
Prem Trivedi on the Kids Online Safety Act.
Senate Tries Again on Thorny Issue of Kids Online Safety
OTI on a new bipartisan bill targeted at banning social media access for kids younger than 13.
Senate Commerce Advances Kids’ Online Safety, Supply Chain Bills
Sydney Saubestre on the Kids Off Social Media Act.
KOSMA Fails to Balance Kids’ Rights with Online Safety, Says OTI
While the Kids Off Social Media Act seeks to protect kids online, it does so in ways that undermine their rights and safety.
Senator Reintroduces $5 Billion Program to Require Major Changes to Internet Connections: ‘Now Is the Time’
Prem Trivedi on a new bill aiming to protect phone and internet connections during natural disasters.
Digital Deportation: DHS Surveillance That Could Fuel Trump’s Plans for Mass Deportations
Civil society, industry, and policymakers must take action to hold DHS accountable and protect the rights and privacy of people nationwide.
Technical Standards: A Path Forward for Policymaking Post-Loper Bright
Without Chevron’s dominant precedent, tech standards can be vital to ensure public welfare is not jeopardized by judicial review.
How the Competitive Grant Program Awards Are Connecting U.S. Communities
The DEA grants are primed to empower states, organizations, and programs to address the digital divide from every angle.
The Supreme Court’s Decision on TikTok Is a Setback for the First Amendment and the Open Internet, Says OTI
The Supreme Court’s decision today is a setback for First Amendment rights and the U.S.' role as a defender of the open internet.