Romo AP0110.org homepage
Citation
AP0110. “An independent internet, built for everyone.” Website homepage, publication date unknown (copyright 2026). https://AP0110.org/. Read 2026-10-26.
Bottom line
- AP0110.org describes a research group that “researches and builds technology people can own and verify”. It lists CalCompute as a partnered project.
- It also lists partnered projects with UNA-USA on human rights and with Life Impact International against child trafficking.
- The page does not name Daniel Romo. It is self-published.
Background
The research site that goes with the AP0110 company site (Romo AP0110.com homepage).
Key claims
- “AP0110 researches and builds technology people can own and verify — and puts it to work for the communities that have been surveilled, sidelined, or left offline.” (top)
- On CalCompute: “Working with California and the University of California toward public AI that’s safe, fair, and built for everyone — not just those who can afford it.” (Partnered Projects)
- “Advising UNA-USA on how technology can uphold human rights — and protect them — in the digital age.” (Partnered Projects)
- “Partnering with Life Impact International to put protective technology in the hands of anti-trafficking groups around the world.” (Partnered Projects)
Evidence and method
A self-published homepage.
Limits
- Self-published. The CalCompute line is the site’s own description. It is not a statement by the consortium.
⚠️ Contradiction: the page says AP0110 is “Working with California and the University of California” on CalCompute.