This week, members of the Ranking Digital Rights team will be in Toronto, Canada, for the sixth annual RightsCon conference, organized by Access Now. We are organizing and participating in several RightsCon sessions, and are looking forward to discussions with human rights and technology advocates
Top internet, mobile, and telecommunications companies failed to disclose key policies and practices affecting users’ freedom of expression and privacy, according to results of the 2018 Corporate Accountability Index, which Ranking Digital Rights released today. Tune in here at 9:30am ET (13:30 UTC) to watch
On Monday, April 9, Ranking Digital Rights will launch a new mailing list so people can more easily sign up for updates, news, and blog posts. If you are currently subscribed to receive blog post updates and wish to continue to receiving updates from us,
Ranking Digital Rights is updating our privacy policy, which applies to visitors to our website and to subscribers to our mailing list. The new policy will come into effect on April 9, 2018. The revised privacy policy contains key updates about changes to our mailing
Mobile users in Arab states lack critical information about basic policies affecting their freedom of expression and privacy, according to new research by the Social Media Exchange (SMEX), a Beirut-based media development and digital rights organization. The report, “Dependent Yet Disenfranchised: The Policy Void
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