It's your data.
DTI is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering technology users to transfer data from one service to another.
Policy
DTI policy staff are following or engaged in many active areas of policy across the EU, USA, and other jurisdictions.
Technology
DTI technical staff analyze solutions and risks and share that analysis via our newsletter and other forums, including directly with policy-makers.
The Portability Map is a public repository of help articles focused on data portability, hosted by DTI. You can help out by using the portability map to find answers to your portability use case questions, by providing detailed feedback on use cases, or even by contributing articles.
DTI Partners
DTI’s ancestor, the Data Transfer Project, was created in 2018 as an industry collaboration with a mission of enabling users to complete simple, fast, and secure data transfers directly between services. Since its creation, the project has built an open source technology framework that powers direct data transfer features within Google Takeout, Facebook’s Transfer your Information, and Apple’s Data and Privacy page, as well as software libraries that connect to over a dozen additional services.
DTI partners help translate principle to practice, catalyzing greater user agency and empowerment by committing dedicated policy and engineering resources to the promotion of data portability.
DTI Highlights
Global Vision paper
The Data Transfer Initiative is pleased to present the Global Vision paper. This paper complements our EU, UK, and US vision papers. It is suitable for use in any geographic environment.
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Recent posts
Announcing DTI’s Data Trust Registry
DTI’s new Data Trust Registry helps make data sharing between services safer and easier. It lets companies prove they can be trusted with user data through a shared verification system, cutting costs and improving consistency for everyone involved.. Read more >
In pursuit of a global data portability ecosystem
With submissions to data discussions in Brussels and London on tap, today's newsletter focuses on the value of global solutions for a global internet. Read more >