Adeboro is a lawyer and technology policy consultant with a special interest in trust and safety for children and women online. With a first degree in law, she has eight years of experience advancing innovation and rights-respecting tech policy across Africa. Adeboro currently consults as Coordinator for the African Internet Rights Alliance, offering expertise on policy, projects, and communications to support leading internet rights CSOs. She also serves as Programs Director at Resilience Technologies, managing digital resilience projects for CSOs and at risk groups. Adeboro co-founded Lawbrella, a platform that provides digital safety support to women survivors of non-consensual image distribution. From 2022 to 2024, she was Nigeria’s Research Consultant for the global Freedom on the Net Report. She publishes regular commentary on child online safety at minorsafety.org. She is a Mandela Washington Fellow, Internet Society Fellow, and World Economic Forum Global Shaper.

Adeboro is a Mastercard Foundation Scholar under the Africa Oxford Initiative (AfOx).