The National Design Studio (NDS) has implemented visitor-tracking software on several federal websites, including those for passport applications, voter registration, prescription drug pricing, and children's savings. Critics argue that these changes may violate federal law. The NDS was established by an executive order from former President Donald Trump in August 2025 and is led by Joe Gebbia, a co-founder of Airbnb, with a team largely composed of former members of the 'Department of Government Efficiency.'
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Redesign of US Government Websites Raises Concerns Over Visitor Tracking
The National Design Studio has introduced visitor-tracking software on key federal websites, prompting criticism regarding potential violations of federal law. The studio was created under an executive order by former President Donald Trump and is led by Joe Gebbia.
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‘It’s dangerous and it’s going to erode trust’: redesign of US government websites stokes surveillance fears
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Redesign of US Government Websites Raises Concerns Over Visitor Tracking