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Explore the impact of tech policy on LGBTQ youth online in this Q&A with Jasmine Heyward on identity, challenges, and digital community.
The ACP Has Ended; So Too Does Affordable Internet for Millions of Americans, Says OTI
“…it is disheartening to see the end of a program that’s helped millions of low-income U.S. households get online.”
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Proposed American Privacy Rights Act Clears US House Subcommittee
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Congress Should Not Sunset Section 230, Says OTI
“Putting an expiration date on Section 230 is not the most effective way to address harms and keep large tech companies accountable.”
5/16 Joint Filing Proposing Financial Safeguards That Allow E-Rate Support for Connections to Close the ‘Homework Gap’
Kids Off Social Media Act Would Harm Childrens’ Safety and Privacy Online, Say Civil Society Organizations
“The best way to move forward in protecting children’s privacy and security online is to pass federal privacy legislation.”
