Trusted Future: OPC Comments on Age Assurance
Comments to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
on the Draft Guidance Assessing whether and how to use age assurance –
Guidance for websites and online services
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Privacy and Personal Security
MISGUIDED APP MARKET BILL MIRRORS EUROPE’S MISTAKES – WON’T BOOST COMPETITION, OR DECREASE COSTS.
Congress is apparently considering the App Store Freedom Act (AFSA) which copies key aspects of Europe’s failed Digital Markets Act (DMA) – and undermines core consumer safeguards designed to protect user privacy, safety, and security
Trust Endangered: AI Super-Hackers And The Peril Of Mandated Mobile Insecurity
Trust has become the invisible infrastructure that makes our modern digital lives possible. When users pull out their smartphones, they trust that their banking details, private conversations,
and personal health data are secure.
The American Innovation and Choice Act is the Wrong Choice for American Consumers
Once again – the American Innovation and Choice Act is the Wrong Choice for American Consumers. Trust is the invisible infrastructure that makes our modern digital lives possible. When users pull out their smartphones, they trust that their banking details, private conversations, and personal health data are secure.
The Who What When and How of New Tools to Help Parents Keep Their Kids Safe Online
It’s no secret that our children are now part of the most connected generation in history. At school, teachers harness technology as a learning accelerator and opportunity equalizer – giving young minds access to the entire universe of human knowledge. But at home, as social media plays an increasingly pervasive role in children’s lives, parents and policymakers alike are looking for ways to ensure a safer and more trusted online ecosystem.
Age Range Solutions
Like Bipartisan Parents Over Platforms Act (HR 6333): Avoids Key Weaknesses Apparent in Other Proposals
App Store Based Age Verification Policy Proposal
App Store Accountability Act (ASAA): Unworkable and Unconstitutional Proposals – Popular in Principle, Unworkable in Practice, Unconstitutional in Law
Age Verification: Technological Options, Parents, and Progress
Report: Protecting Kids Online Safety and Privacy While Giving Families the Tools They Need to Navigate Today’s Digital World with Confidence
How the Launch of Japan’s Digital Market Experiment Compares with Europe’s
Japan’s Mobile Software Competition Act (MSCA) entered into force on December 18, 2025. The Act requires Apple and Google, as operators of smartphone platforms and ecosystems,
Statement on Brazil’s Urgency Motion of Bill No. 4.675
We understand that the Brazilian National Congress is moving forward with an urgency motion this evening to advance Bill No. 4.675. This bill has been