Letter
24 civil rights and consumer advocacy organizations wrote to Meta to develop and share robust and equitable community trust, safety, and transparency policies for Threads.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech’s response to the Request for Information from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) regarding national priorities for artificial intelligence.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and partners’ letter to Google executives on the company’s updated policy for sensitive location data.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and partners’ letter urging the California State Assembly to pass AB 254, to protect consumer reproductive health data privacy.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and partners called on Twitter’s top advertisers to cease all advertising on Twitter globally in response to Elon Musk undermining brand safety, community standards and gutting content moderation.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech raises three key questions regarding Elon Musk’s financial ties with foreign actors as he seeks to buy the company.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and partners raise questions to Google about their updated policy for data collection and retention for sensitive locations including abortion clinics.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech writes to Twitter to express deep concern for the company’s decision to provide Elon Musk direct access to the company’s vast troves of sensitive user data.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and Giffords call on Facebook to amend a policy allowing individuals attempting to buy or sell firearms on the platform up to ten strikes before being removed.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and partners urge Congress to investigate Facebook’s deplatforming of NYU researchers studying the spread of disinformation on the platform in the lead up to the January 6 Capitol insurrection.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and partners urge the U.S. House of Representatives to support a package of antitrust bills passed by the House Judiciary Committee.
Bahalul Kabir Accountable Tech and partners call on the Biden-Harris Administration to treat disinformation as an intersectional threat.
Bahalul Kabir 
Big Tech companies are some of the most powerful and profitable companies in history, presenting new threats to the safety of communities and the health of democracy. We’re taking them on through legislation, regulation and direct advocacy.