The Internet Accountability Project is a conservative advocacy organization focused on holding Big Tech companies accountable and influencing public policy around the technology sector.
Competition and antitrust in the technology sector, online privacy, platform neutrality and viewpoint diversity, child and community online protections, and national security uses of technology.
Not publicly disclosed; it is generally described as a dark-money style advocacy group that does not disclose its financial backers.
Founder and president Mike Davis; associated with conservative legal and policy circles, including the Article III Project.
501(c)(4) nonprofit advocacy organization
