Age Verification Architecture A new update to the Internet Draft on age verification architecture, incorporating reviewer feedback alongside a broader literature review.
Not Just Nudes: Image-Based Abuse in Pakistan In the West, where most major tech platforms are based, image-based abuse (IBA) is defined as sexual in nature, but a new report finds that many women experience abuse through images that contain no nudity at all.
Can Tech Prevent and Combat Cyber Violence Against Girls? If we want to combat cyberviolence against girls, feminist analysis must help shape the technology.
What it Takes to Standardize AI If we want human rights and the public interest built into AI systems, we need to ensure that they are written into the technical standards that decide how these systems are designed and interoperate.
Due Process: Why Fair Moderation Builds Healthier Communities Research suggests fair moderation can reduce harm and foster healthier engagement.
Stifling Speech Through DNS Infrastructure How governments are using domain name suspension to censor websites.
Creators Need AI Opt-Out Tools They Can Actually Use If opt-out tools exist, but no creator can use them, do they really protect anything?
Apple-Google Encrypted RCS Buries the Interoperability vs. Security Myth End-to-end encrypted RCS between iPhones and Android phones is a security win for billions of users and a challenge to the industry argument that interoperability and security are incompatible.
From the Commons to Rentierism: Governance Against a Closed Internet A chapter from the book Open For Debate: Governance, Power, and the Limits of Internet Openness
What do cloud service companies disclose about their use of fossil fuels? Green Web Foundation thinks not enough.
Shaping What Comes Next: Inside the IGF Expert Group Meeting The IGF considers its future as a permanent UN mandate.
Internet Standards and Age Verification Architecture A new IETF working draft sets out a technology-neutral framework for age assurance on the internet, comparing methods across service, device, and network enforcement layers.
Jesse Jackson’s Legacy on Civil Rights and Technology Jackson's legacy includes marching with Dr King and running for president twice. Less known is the work he did pushing tech companies to confront discrimination.