OTI Takes on RightsCon 2018
OTI attended RightsCon 2018, the seventh iteration of the world’s leading conference on human rights in the digital age.
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OTI attended RightsCon 2018, the seventh iteration of the world’s leading conference on human rights in the digital age.
The Preventing Emerging Threats Act of 2018 would threaten Americans’ civil liberties and property rights.
OTI supports the ENCRYPT Act as a strong move in the fight against encryption backdoors.
Senator Pat Toomey may introduce an amendment that would codify the REINS Act.
OTI and a coalition of civil society organizations ask for an investigation into the FBI's misrepresentation of encrypted devices.
City governments around the world are looking to harness blockchain for better governance.
The FBI no longer has any credibility when it comes to the feasibility of or the need for encryption backdoors.
The California Senate passed a bill that would implement strong net neutrality rules in California.
OTI joined the Center for Democracy and Technology and the Electronic Frontier Foundation to file an amicus brief for Hatley v. Watts
OTI and coalition sent comments to the State Department urging it to abandon its proposal to collect social media data of visa applicants.
The Washington Post reported that the FBI has been overstating the number of encrypted mobile devices that it could not unlock in 2017.
On May 7, the BTA brought together 17 top leaders from government, tech, and civil society at Bellagio, Italy for a landmark summit.
Today's Senate vote reflects what we've been hearing from millions of Americans for months: the desire for strong net neutrality rules.