Which? details our support for Ofcom's proposals to ban inflation-linked mid-contract price rises and require price transparency in broadband and mobile contracts, following our campaign 'The Right to Connect'
The broadband USO remains an important safety net to help ensure access to good quality and affordable connectivity for every household in the UK, but requires reassessment to ensure it can continue to do this going forward
Which?’s recommendations to address the consumer harm from unpredictable mid-contract price rises in telecoms contracts
Which? responds to proposed changes from the Home Office to the Computer Misuse Act 1990 (CMA). We offer our views on new powers for law enforcement to tackle DNS abuse, including powers to order domain takedowns and prevent domain creation. We also put forward our argument for why new statutory public interest defences under the act are urgently needed
Which? response to Ofcom's proposals to amend its voluntary Treating Vulnerable Customers Fairly guide which provides guidance to communications providers on how to treat customers who are at risk of debt and disconnection
Which? response to the Home Office’s call for information regarding cyber-crime, unauthorised access to user accounts and personal data, and proposals for a 'Cyber Duty to Protect' (CDtP)
Which? comments on the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum's (DRCF) paper on 'the benefits and harms of algorithms'
Which? view on the Committee of Advertising Practice's (CAP) new guidance on the presentation of mid-contract price rises within broadband and mobile services advertising and promotional material