OTI Opposes DOJ鈥檚 鈥楬alf-Baked, Needlessly Convoluted鈥 Sprint/T-Mobile Scheme
The DOJ’s plan to approve Sprint and T-Mobile’s merger is a half-baked alternative to the agency’s best option: blocking the deal...
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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.
AG Barr Fails to Recognize that Encryption Protects Against Real-World Harms in Re-Packaged Call for Encryption Back Doors
OTI opposes any effort by law enforcement to force tech companies to compromise their encryption algorithms.
International Coalition Renews Call for Australian Parliament to Amend its Dangerous Encryption Law
International civil liberties and technology coalition renewed call for Australian Parliament to amend new encryption law.
Public Interest Coalitions Urge Congress to Auction C-Band Spectrum and Use the Revenue to Close the Rural Broadband Divide
OTI is urging Congress to auction c-band spectrum and use the revenue to close the rural broadband divide.
OTI and EFF Push UK Government to Protect Free Expression in New Rules Governing Online Harms
OTI and EFF pushed the Government of the United Kingdom to provide further clarity around its proposed Online Harms regulatory framework.
OTI Urges FCC to Reject Petition That Would Harm Schools and Libraries
OTI called on the FCC to reject a petition that would harm the E-Rate program, which helps schools and libraries access broadband service.
OTI Applauds Passage of Pro-Consumer Amendments
OTI applauds passage of pro-consumer amendments that will promote digital equity, protect consumer rights, and block harmful FCC proposals.
OTI Applauds Growing Momentum to Block Sprint/T-Mobile Merger
On Friday, four states joined the lawsuit to block the proposed Sprint/T-Mobile merger.
Bill Purporting to End Internet Censorship Would Actually Threaten Free Expression Online
Legislation introduced by Senator Hawley would create incentives for platforms to censor more speech overall.