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Senate cryptocurrency hearing misses the big picture on decentralization
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Sen. Klobuchar’s New Bill Will Not Solve the Misinformation Problem
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Before “reviewing” Section 230, the Biden admin needs to listen to human rights groups about the dangers of changing it
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Civil Rights Groups Call on Stores to Reject Facial Recognition
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Facial recognition is doing harm right now. Lawmakers need to stop dragging their feet and pass the Biometric Technology Moratorium Act
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Executive Order taking on monopolies is a great start. But the Biden admin needs to nominate a 5th FCC commissioner to restore net neutrality
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19 human rights, civil liberties, and youth advocacy organizations demand that school administrators stop using eproctoring
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Trump’s lawsuit against social media is meaningless theater
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Organization that led SOPA Strike and Net Neutrality Protests Joins the Battle for the Future of Crypto
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New GAO Report confirms: FOSTA-SESTA has been a disaster
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“Dangerous.” 35+ worker and civil rights groups demand Congress protect Amazon workers from abusive workplace surveillance
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Ban Eproctoring: Fight for the Future launches scorecard and facial analysis tool to expose harms of invasive, racist, and ableist software
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IT’S BACK: Congress Re-introduces Bill that Effectively Bans Law Enforcement Use of Facial Recognition Technology
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Statement on Reality Leigh Winner’s release from prison to a halfway house
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Apple is enabling censorship of LGBTQ+ apps in 152 countries, new report finds
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More than 20 civil rights groups and 10,000 supporters protest to shut down Amazon’s surveillance empire
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No COVID in our Name: 70+ Artists and Celebrities call for the sharing of life saving medical technology
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Widespread Backlash Forces Amazon Ring to Scale Back Police Surveillance Partnerships
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Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA)’s new bill on data harvesting and algorithmic discrimination is a breath of fresh air: aiming at the root cause of Big Tech’s harms without misguided attacks on Section 230.
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New Report and Scorecard Shows Which Retailers Are Using Facial Recognition on Shoppers, Employees