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Making Intermediaries Liable for Encrypted Content Breaks Trust and Security
Encryption
4 June 2020
Making Intermediaries Liable for Encrypted Content Breaks Trust and Security
In December 2018, the Indian Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) proposed a significant change to its intermediary...
We have Huawei to make the internet more secure: Dump TCP/IP to make folks safer says Chinese mobe slinger
In the News
4 June 2020
We have Huawei to make the internet more secure: Dump TCP/IP to make folks safer says Chinese mobe slinger
The Register
COVID-19 Response Must Include Massive Funding for Fiber-Optic Internet Access
Community Networks
2 June 2020
COVID-19 Response Must Include Massive Funding for Fiber-Optic Internet Access
By now, many of us are realizing we’ve been taking access to basic things for granted, such as social...
In a Time of Crisis, A Global Lockdown Needs a Digital Unlocking
Infrastructure and Community Development
2 June 2020
In a Time of Crisis, A Global Lockdown Needs a Digital Unlocking
We welcome this guest post from DE-CIX Group, an Organization Member of the Internet Society. We are at a very special...
Fake news, inefficient laws and the unjustified hurry in the Brazilian Senate (in Portuguese)
In the News
2 June 2020
Fake news, inefficient laws and the unjustified hurry in the Brazilian Senate (in Portuguese)
JOTA
Mozilla cautions India’s national open digital plan is ‘open-washing’. Internet Society also weighs in with worries about vague definition of ‘open’
In the News
2 June 2020
Mozilla cautions India’s national open digital plan is ‘open-washing’. Internet Society also weighs in with worries about vague definition of ‘open’
The Register
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ITU World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly 2020: Background Paper
This background paper is intended to provide the Internet Society community and interested parties with an outline of the...
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Fact Sheet: Intermediaries and Encryption
Pressuring intermediaries to weaken security is not the answer to prevent harmful content online
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Indigenous Connectivity in Canada
While many people take Internet access for granted, COVID-19 has shed light on an alarming digital divide in Canada.
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Indigenous Connectivity in the United States
Complementary connectivity models can bring affordable and sustainable Internet access to tribal areas across the country.
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Fact Sheet: Government Hacking
Government hacking is one of the approaches national security and law enforcement agencies use to obtain access to otherwise...
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Middle East & North Africa Internet Infrastructure Report
In this paper we focus on expanding and upgrading infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa region.