Digital sovereignty means that a country has control over its critical tech, national infrastructure and digital policy making.

Concerns about online safety expose a deeper problem about who controls the digital world children grow up in.

Following global pushes for age assurance by governments, Persona is increasingly being used by major online platforms to carry out biometric age checks.

The UK government has launched a public consultation into imposing a blanket ban on social media for under-16s. Open Rights Group warns that this would be a damaging and ineffective response to online ...

The Cybersecurity and Resilience Bill’s second reading is scheduled for 6 January. The Bill aims to make “provision … about the security and resilience of network and information systems used or ...

Public sector approach has failed to protect the public from bad data management, leaving government and public bodies on a weak footing to face growing data security threats Over 70 civil society ...

Open Rights Group aims to provide migrants and people working within the migrants’ rights sector with practical information and advice on how their data and digital technology are being used for ...

Jim Killock, Executive Director of Open Rights Group said: “A costly and and divisive digital ID card scheme was not on Labour’s manifesto, and it’s the last thing this government should be embarking ...

1. NOTES FROM THE ROUNDTABLE 1.1 THERE IS SHARED CONSENSUS THAT ADTECH NEEDS REFORM There was consensus across the board that online advertising markets are characterised systemic non-compliance, and ...

Human rights organisations, academics and experts have written to Ofcom and the tech companies, Meta, Alphabet, X and ByteDance, asking for clarification over how they will protect the right to ...

Tell the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology that Age Assurance done under the Online Safety Act must be safe, private and trusted. Open Rights Group has warned of serious privacy and ...