Lost in the Consumer Protection Forest: The Case for Cracking One Nut at a Time

  ACT | The App Association has been calling for “The Year of Privacy” since at least 2017, with the hopes that lawmakers in the United States would pass a national privacy law to protect people of all ages who use technology. Despite the fact that we have yet to [...]

Understanding the UK’s Online Safety Bill

  In an attempt to crack down on illegal content and minimise the likelihood that users will encounter harmful or age-inappropriate online posts, the UK Parliament drafted a piece of legislation called the Online Safety Bill (OSB). Unfortunately, what once started as a bill to protect people from violent or [...]

By |2025-08-05T17:29:17-04:00August 4th, 2023|App Economy, Blog, Cybersecurity, Encryption, In the news, United Kingdom|

How Government Restrictions on Platform Privacy Measures Could Harm Small App Developers

As we begin to look back and take stock of 2021, certainly one of the key themes in the technology policy space is the rapid convergence of the competition and privacy policy areas. Lawmakers in a handful of states, key committees in Congress, and policymakers around the world are taking [...]

By |2022-01-07T12:21:55-05:00November 30th, 2021|App Economy, Blog, Competition, In the news, Policy, Privacy, Tech Regulation|
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