Ignoring Widespread Public Support for Section 702 Reform, House Passes Bill that Could Expand Law
OTI strongly opposes this bill that makes no meaningful reforms to protect Americans’ privacy.
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Protecting Privacy with Secure Multi-Party Computation
MPC provides the ability to compute values from multiple encrypted data sources without any party having to reveal their private data.
OTI Urges House of Representatives to Pass the Amash Amendment or Reject the House Intelligence Committee’s Section 702 Bill
The Amash Amendment will strike the text of the House Intelligence Committee’s 702 bill and replace it with the text of the USA Rights Act.
USA Rights Act Provides Robust and Meaningful Reforms to Protect Americans’ Privacy
The Amash Amendment makes essential improvements to Section 702.
OTI Welcomes House Passage of the “Cyber Vulnerability Disclosure Reporting Act”
Today’s House vote is a step forward toward enabling the public to assess how the administration decides to disclose cyber vulnerabilities.
Poe-Lofgren-Nadler Amendment to the Section 702 Reauthorization Bill: Meaningful Reform to Protect Americans’ Privacy
OTI strongly supports this amendment, & if it were attached to S. 139, we would withdraw our opposition to the bill & recommend its passa…
House Intelligence Committee’s Section 702 Bill: Surveillance Expansion and No Meaningful Reform
The House Intelligence Committee’s bill makes no meaningful reforms to Section 702 and codifies “abouts” collection.
OTI Rejects House Intel’s Modified FISA Reauthorization Bill
OTI strongly opposed this bill when it was originally considered, and continues to strongly oppose it in its newly modified form.
12/28 FCC Comments with Public Knowledge Opposing Changes to Citizens Broadband Radio Service Licensing Rules
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OTI Disappointed Congress Passed Short-Term 702 Reauthorization Instead of Passing Real Reform
Congress passes short-tern reauthorization after House Leadership’s fails to force the passage of the controversial Section 702 expansion.