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The Internet Society is a global nonprofit advocating for an open, globally-connected, secure, and trustworthy Internet for everyone.

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  1. Apr 21

    The 2021 Impact Report shows how the has worked together as a global community to grow and strengthen the Internet. Read about it at: #

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    Apr 7

    We must protect the open and global Internet and hold governments and service providers to safeguarding one of humanity’s best tools to solve global challenges. via

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    Apr 5

    Social media disruptions observed in 🇱🇰 More info at: harm societies, economies, and the global Internet infrastructure. Read the Internet Society's position statement:

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    Mar 29

    Is the forcing of WhatsApp and iMessage to Work Together doomed to fail? Encryption has been a priority in the via

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    Mar 28

    New evidence that networks are being disconnected from shifting traffic to longer and more expensive paths. Take a look at today's Pulse blog:

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    Mar 25

    Take a look at this new Pulse blog post! We examined Data to find website and app anomalies and blocks on Russian networks:

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  7. Mar 24

    "The Internet was never designed to respect country borders. If we travel that path, in short order the network of networks will not exist," said , CEO of in .

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    Mar 22

    A few things to remember and balance: The Internet's for everyone. People, not governments. But we must call out the nation states that are controlling, shutting down the Internet, or using it to conduct disinformation campaigns, censorship and surveillance.

    “We didn’t have all those layers of politics interfering with the simple technical operation of these networks,” said CEO of the to in .
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    Mar 14

    Encryption myths versus realities of Online Safety Bill via Robin Wilton argues the case for strong end to end encryption

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  10. Mar 16

    “We didn’t have all those layers of politics interfering with the simple technical operation of these networks,” said CEO of the to in .

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    Mar 15

    Idea of a “splinternet” — or digital divide based on national/regional borders — is doing the rounds b/c of war in Ukraine. Reminder: this concept is not new. It has been around for years (me from 2017)

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    Mar 7

    "Cogent's network isn't the only path out of Russia. However, if everyone else does this, then the internet will become more fragile and less interconnected," said Andrew Sullivan, chief executive of the .

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  13. Mar 8

    "Hobbling the Internet in any location undermines its value to everyone, everywhere. Human society is better because of our ability to connect with people who are very different from us," says CEO in .

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  14. Mar 7

    "Calls to cut Russia off from the Internet are a slippery slope, the 'Splinternet' is the antithesis of how the Internet was designed and meant to function. We must resist these calls," says CEO in .

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  15. Feb 9

    " warned that the bill 'will force service providers to weaken or remove encryption to meet new content identification and removal requirements,'" writes in about .

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  16. Jan 31

    Government efforts to depict end-to-end as a harm that needs to be designed out of the Internet will result in "fraud and online harm" increasing said in about UK .

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  17. Jan 19

    The UK Government's publicity campaign against is "as disingenuous as it is dangerous,” says from in . “Without strong encryption, children are more vulnerable online than ever."

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  18. 16 Dec 2021

    Online Safety Bill "too eager to ignore" the risks of any move to undermine encryption, says from in . "As a consequence, we see a bill that will result in more complex, less secure systems for online safety."

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  19. 9 Dec 2021

    "We are now in a period of social change that is unquestionably attributable in part to the rise of the because the tool has created new opportunities," says from in via .

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  20. 23 Nov 2021

    "At some point, decision-makers will realise that cutting off the Internet is an ineffective tool and focus on better ways to solve their problems," says from about in article by in .

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