Tag: United States
No passwords at U.S. border, says new “Fly Don’t Spy” coalition
Coalition says NO to “extreme vetting” that includes password-for-entry proposal.
Access Now condemns U.S. Congressional vote to gut internet privacy
Repeal of broadband privacy rules puts special interests ahead of the rights of individuals, and should earn a presidential veto — not applause.
Yahoo case shows we need better solutions to the global data breach problem
Even in the absence of laws requiring swift disclosure of breaches, government agencies can do more to protect internet users.
Access Now: Internet users deserve privacy. The U.S. Senate shouldn’t sell it away.
The U.S. FCC broadband privacy rule was a historic victory for internet users. Repealing it would create a privacy “black hole.”
RightsCon after the U.S. elections: What’s changed?
Has your agenda changed after the U.S. elections? How can the RightsCon community help drive it forward?
It’s time for the world to unite around a common digital rights agenda
The election of Donald Trump in the U.S. means we need to step up our efforts to defend the most vulnerable among us.
Open letter to the next President of the United States
Read our 10-point agenda in support of digital rights for the next President of the United States.