Tag: Amazon
Tech Companies Are Quietly Phasing Out a Major Privacy Safeguard
Access Now announces 2018 Villains of Human Rights
Our Villain Awards aim to shine light on the impact that the decisions of those in powerful positions can have on ordinary people, naming those who have had an especially harmful impact on human rights, and in particular on privacy and secure communications.
Access Now supports bipartisan questioning of Google and Amazon over “domain fronting”
We asked members of the U.S. Congress to look at the negative impact of dropping anti-censorship “domain fronting” services. They listened.
Access Now calls on U.S. Congress to look at companies’ decision on domain fronting
Companies like Google and Amazon are capitulating to repressive regimes, harming human rights globally. U.S. lawmakers should urge them to change course.
Message to Google and Amazon on domain fronting: You break it, you bought it
When it comes to anti-censorship tools like domain fronting, the market leaders that have the resources to fight for human rights must be just that — leaders.
Access Now position paper: Protecting digital rights in the “OTT” debate
We offer high-level principles and recommendations to help policymakers, regulators, and civil society understand and engage in the “OTT” debate.