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OTI applauds the Senate’s passage of a civil liberties-strengthening amendment to surveillance legislation, urging the House to follow suit.
OTI welcomes a bill to address the threats posed by plans to gather millions’ personal information as part of pandemic response efforts.
OTI welcomes critical legislation that would provide connectivity stimulus to Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
OTI urges legislators to add critical privacy safeguards to the COVID-19 Data Protection Act.
OTI and a 32-member coalition express concerns with a plan to enable surveillance data sharing between Australia and the U.S.
OTI calls out the FCC’s 2020 Broadband Deployment Report as being out of touch with the reality of what’s actually going on in the U.S.
The FCC’s vote to open the entire 6 GHz band for unlicensed sharing will enable gigabit-fast Wi-Fi in every home, school, and enterprise.
T-Mobile should not receive COVID-19 recovery funding to meet built-out requirements specific to its merger with Sprint.
OTI and Common Cause criticize FCC for failing to protect public safety and low-income Americans’ access to the internet.