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CDT joins a sign-on letter urging Congress to pass comprehensive federal privacy legislation. White document on a dark grey background.

CDT Joins Letter Urging Congress to Pass Comprehensive Federal Privacy Legislation

Press Release: Shining a Light on How Surveillance Tech Discriminates Against Disabled People

CDT submitted comments to the NTIA on competition amongst the mobile app ecosystem. White document on a dark grey background.

CDT Comments to NTIA on Mobile App Ecosystem Competition

To the UK: An Encrypted System That Detects Content Isn’t End-to-End Encrypted

CDT submitted comments to the Facebook Oversight Board, in a case regarding the use of a 'Media Matching Bank' in the Takedown of a Colombian police cartoon. White document on a dark grey background.

CDT’s Comments to Facebook Oversight Board on Case Regarding the Use of ‘Media Matching Bank’ in the Takedown of a Colombian Police Cartoon

FTC to Prioritize Cybersecurity and Data Minimization Enforcement Under COPPA to Bolster Student Privacy

Surveillance Tech Discriminates Against Disabled People: New CDT Report

Cover for CDT report, entitled "Ableism And Disability Discrimination In New Surveillance Technologies: How new surveillance technologies in education, policing, health care, and the workplace disproportionately harm disabled people." A human silhouette, formed by the combination of different collections of pixelized data points generated through the surveillance in the contexts of education, policing, health care, and the workplace. A faint grid, changing from light blue to white, sits behind the silhouette demonstrating the ever-present data collection.

Ableism And Disability Discrimination In New Surveillance Technologies: How new surveillance technologies in education, policing, health care, and the workplace disproportionately harm disabled people

CDT Welcomes Recent W3C Drafts of Privacy and Ethical Principles for the Web

CA Bill Taking Aim at Bossware Would Revolutionize Workers’ Digital Rights

Press Release: CDT and Human Rights Orgs File SCOTUS Brief Urging Court to Stop Texas Social Media Law

CDT, EFF + other organizations lead a Supreme Court brief urging the High Court to stop the Texas social media law. White document on a dark grey background.

CDT, EFF + Other Orgs Lead Supreme Court Brief Urging High Court to Stop Texas Social Media Law