Tell Amazon: Stop facial recognition surveillance sales NOW
While Amazon has been tweeting in solidarity with the Black community, they’ve continued selling facial recognition surveillance technology that’s contributed to over-policing of communities of color. Take action.
Tips for protest safety during the pandemic
Are you considering attending one of the ongoing protests against racial injustice? OpenMedia has put together tips on doing so as safely and securely as you can.
Say NO to the FCC Speech Police
President Trump has signed an executive order that would make Ajit Pai’s FCC the central rule-maker for what kinds of content appear on the Internet. But we can stop this! Sign the petition now.
The HEROES Act: A generational opportunity to connect America!
Use our tool to send a message to your senators calling on them to stand up for the American public and universal broadband access by voting in favor of the HEROES Act.
Get Canada Connected
As schools, workplaces, stores, government services and community events move online, a whopping 59% of rural households across Canada still don’t have access to reliable high-speed Internet. Let’s change that!
COVID-19 and your privacy: bringing your voices to decision-makers
Will our government promise to follow strict privacy principles if they move ahead with contact tracing? It may well be possible - but they still need to hear from you.
You saved the .ORG domain!
The OpenMedia community rallied together and helped save the .ORG domain registry from being sold to a private equity firm, protecting the interests of non-profits and charities.
Protect our privacy during COVID-19
Sign the petition telling our government to commit to key privacy principles for any tracking measures put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic
What is a DNS resolution service, and how can it help protect your privacy and security?
DNS resolution services can help keep your data private, and some offer features like malware and phishing blocking. Is adopting one right for you?
Data collection, privacy, and COVID-19
How can the government protect privacy if cell phone tracking is used to combat COVID-19?