As the Affordable Connectivity Program runs out of funding, some 23 million households are expected to lose out on discounts.

A vote by the Maine Senate on the Data Privacy and Protection Act ends the chance of passage for what would have been the nation's strongest data privacy…

State and local governments and civil rights groups are calling on Congress to extend the FCC's popular Affordable Connectivity Program.

One ACLU analyst warned that too much drone use by law enforcement could create a chilling effect on free speech.

Maine lawmakers are debating between legislation with strong consumer data protections and a weaker bill favored by industry.

Since the ACP began in late 2021, more than 22.5 million households in the U.S. have taken advantage of its $30 monthly discount for internet service.

The Traveler Privacy Protection Act would put an end to a TSA facial recognition pilot program and prevent future experimentation without Congressional approval.

A new paper from the ACLU claims more law enforcement agencies are using drones and that safeguards are needed to prevent privacy overreach.

Maine reintroduced legislation that would bolster privacy protections for biometric information in the state.

“We’re not a biometric company,” said ID.me's Pete Eskew after Massachusetts' unemployment agency said it will stop using facial recognition.