FTC Announces Historic, Yet Insufficient, Settlement with Facebook for Privacy Violations
The FTC has stepped up its privacy enforcement, but further action is necessary to create meaningful change.
The FTC has stepped up its privacy enforcement, but further action is necessary to create meaningful change.
OTI opposes any effort by law enforcement to force tech companies to compromise their encryption algorithms.
As platforms increasingly turn to AI to moderate content online, OTI looks at the challenges ahead.
OTI applauds passage of pro-consumer amendments that will promote digital equity, protect consumer rights, and block harmful FCC proposals.
OTI urged the FTC to improve the federal government’s broadband data and consumer privacy protections.
OTI joined 25 civil society organizations in urging Congress to pass comprehensive privacy reforms to protect marginalized communities.
As a strong proponent of broadband privacy, OTI submitted two letters supporting Maine's and Montana's recently proposed bills.
LADOT needs to address the serious privacy and civil liberties issues before moving forward with any further stages of this policy.
OTI welcomes the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals’ opinion in Hately v. Watts that upholds privacy protections for online content.
OTI and 42 other civil society organizations told Congress it must protect civil rights, equity, equal opportunity in the digital ecosystem.
Investors urge tech companies to use Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index to ensure respect for users digital rights.