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OTI endorses the Facial Recognition and Biometric Technology Moratorium Act, urges Congress to move swiftly on this overdue legislation.
OTI Statement for the Record in Congressional Hearing on Combating Online Misinformation and Disinformation
OTI submitted a statement for the record recommending greater transparency & accountability around combating mis/disinformation.
New Bill Once Again Aims to Dismantle Encryption, Puts Millions at Risk
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OTI Endorses the Accessible, Affordable Internet for All Act
OTI endorses new bill that would make internet service more accessible and affordable during COVID-19 and beyond.
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COVID-19 Is Stripping Resources From Mosquito Control Programs
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Coalition Calls on FCC to Enhance Lifeline Benefits To Provide Instant COVID-19 Relief
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IRS Has Cut 160 Million Stimulus Checks — but Marginalized and Vulnerable Americans Are Still Disproportionately Left Out
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