OTI and Access Now Urge the FCC to Conduct Accurate Analysis of Broadband Availability
OTI and Access Now urge the FCC to improve its Section 706 broadband availability assessment.
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DNS Over HTTPS: The Big Privacy Win Behind This Acronym Soup
Ross Schulman explains the technology behind "DNS over HTTPS," a privacy-protective way to connect to the internet.
11/5 Coalition Letter Urging FCC to Open 6 GHz Band For Unlicensed Use
Quiz: Which Open Position at OTI are you?
Are you more of an Analyst/Policy Counsel or a Senior Policy Counsel? Or maybe you're one of our internships.
10/28 FCC CBRS Comments Regarding Proposed Auction Rules
The NIST Privacy Framework Inadequately Addresses Risks Associated with Data Collection
OTI files comments arguing that NIST's privacy framework inadequately addresses the risks associated with data collection.
Blockchain and Social Impact Research: Preliminary Findings
Shining a Light on the Algorithms Behind Search Results and News Feeds
OTI's Spandana Singh introduces her new report on how platforms use AI to rank and curate content in search results and news feeds.
OTI Joins Coalition Opposing HUD-Proposed Changes that Would Undermine Fair Housing Act Enforcement
HUD's proposed rule change would give housing providers new defenses to escape liability for discrimination.
Who Should Enforce Privacy Protections?
Claire Park recaps a recent New America discussion on how Congress should handle the privacy enforcement question.
OTI Denounces FCC’s ‘Shameful’ Decision on T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
OTI denounces the FCC's approval of a merger that will raise prices, kill jobs, and worsen the digital divide.
OTI Urges Court to Reject T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
OTI and partners urge the D.C. Circuit Court to reject the harmful, anticompetitive T-Mobile/Sprint merger.
US, UK, and Australian Governments Push Facebook to Undermine Encryption
OTI responds to an international effort to pressure Facebook to back away from encryption.