Verification Without Information: The Promise of Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Chris Sadler explains an emerging cryptographic technique with exciting implications for personal privacy and data security.
Latest
Big ideas, bold solutions. Explore the latest research, analysis, and policy insights from our experts.
OTI and Coalition Oppose D.C. Department of Transportation’s New Rules Requiring Scooter and E-Bike Companies to Share Location Information
OTI and coalition partners oppose DDOT's new location-sharing rules for scooter and e-bike companies, noting serious privacy concerns.
How Recommendation Algorithms Shape Your Online Experience
How online platforms use AI to make recommendations to users, and the challenges these practices face.
The Homework Gap Leaves Students Further Behind During a Public Health Crisis. Policymakers Should Act Immediately.
Policymakers must address the gap that has left millions of students at home during a crisis with no internet access.
3/23 FCC Reply Comments Regarding Spectrum Sharing In 3 GHz Band
How “Notice and Consent” Fails to Protect Our Privacy
Notice and consent is inadequate both in informing individuals and protecting their privacy.
OTI Urges FCC to Strengthen Lifeline Safety Net Program During COVID-19 Pandemic
The FCC must provide immediate assurances to help Lifeline subscribers weather the COVID-19 pandemic.
Who Gets to Cross Closing Borders With Ease?
The U.S. government told me and other Fulbright scholars to decide whether to stay or return home. Most migrants don’t have those options.
Beyond Coronavirus
COVID-19 will have a lasting impact on individuals and society. DIGI plans to leverage its expertise to address some of these challenges.
OTI Calls on Congress to Use Extension on USA FREEDOM Reauthorization Act to Add Civil Liberties Safeguards
OTI calls on Congress to use this extension to strengthen the reforms in the USA FREEDOM Reauthorization Act bill.
The Coronavirus Is a Reminder That Elder-Care Workers Deserve Much Better
What happens when an elder care crisis decades in the making meets a pandemic? We’re about to find out.