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Most of the internet's blessings--the opportunities for communities to connect despite physical borders and oppressive controls, the avenues to hold the powerful accountable without immediate censorship, the sharing of our hopes and frustrations with ...

Ever since Chat-GPT's debut, artificial intelligence (AI) has been the center of worldwide discussions on the promises and perils of new technologies. This has spawned a flurry of debates on the governance and regulation of large language models and ...

The Washington Post reported that the United Kingdom is demanding that Apple create an encryption backdoor to give the government access to end-to-end encrypted data in iCloud. Encryption is one of the best ways we have to reclaim our privacy and ...

Minors, like everyone else, have First Amendment rights. These rights extend to their ability to use social media both to speak and access the speech of others online. But these rights are under attack, as many states seek to limit minors' use of ...

Community members coordinated to pack Little Rock City Hall on Tuesday, where board members voted 5-3 to end the city's contract with ShotSpotter.Initially funded through a federal grant, Little Rock began its experiment with the "gunshot detection" ...

The Texas legislature will soon be debating a bill that would seriously weaken the free speech protections of people in that state. If you live in Texas, it's time to contact your state representatives and let them know you oppose this effort. Texas ...

It's time to expand encryption on Android and iPhone. With governments around the world engaging in constant attacks on user's digital rights and access to the internet, removing glaring and potentially dangerous targets off of people's backs when .. ...

Paraguay's five leading broadband service providers made some strides in making their privacy policies more accessible to the public, but continue to fall short in their commitments to transparency, due process in sharing metadata with authorities, . ...

Jack Poulson is a reporter, and when a confidential source sent him the police report of a tech CEO's arrest for felony domestic violence, he did what journalists do: reported the news. The CEO, Maury Blackman, didn't like that. So he sued Poulson- . ...

Who needs a DDoS (Denial of Service) attack when you have a new president? As of February 2nd, thousands of web pages and datasets have been removed from the U.S. government agencies following a series of executive orders. The impacts span the ...