Rapid Fire: Sandy Sage wants to make password management easier with Firefox Lockbox
How many times have you tried to drum up a memorable password for a new account only to give in and type in a old one instead? You’re not alone. … Read more
Social Media, Social Lives: Teens Dish on Everything from Cyberbullying to Digital Distraction
In our latest research, teens dish on everything from cyberbullying to digital distraction and share good news about how social media makes them feel. What teenagers look like they’re doing … Read more
Why We Need More (and Better!) Research on Kids and Tech
News about gaming disorders, depression linked to social media use, and the right amount of screen time can leave parents with more questions than answers when it comes to navigating … Read more
Rapid Fire: Rebecca Weiss on how data collection can be useful to business and respectful of people’s privacy
Rebecca Weiss, Head of Data Science at Mozilla, is deep in the data and the decisions Mozilla makes about it. Her team’s role in a nutshell: find value in data. … Read more
Franchesca Ramsey tells it like it is (video)
It’s a problem when tribalism divides us, online and in real life. We can and must do better. The status quo just ain’t working. In this week’s IRL podcast, Veronica … Read more
From being the “only” to “your whole self” at work: Inclusion, not just Diversity, at Mozilla
What’s it like to be the “only”? Well, it can feel pretty awful. I can remember walking into a room (it felt like it was every room) and every person … Read more
The privacy paradox is a privacy dilemma
From the beginning, Firefox was designed to help people experience the internet on their own terms. Mozilla believed that the online experience would be at its best if people were … Read more
There’s a techlash. The G20 should listen.
The Internet is at risk. Once thought of as the global equalizer, opening doors for communication, work opportunities, commerce and more – the Internet is now increasingly viewed with skepticism. … Read more
Red lanyards mean “No photos, please”
Each year at Mozilla, we host two, week-long company “All Hands” events where we bring together, in one location, about 1,100 employees from around the globe. With 40% of our … Read more
Here’s what we think about your privacy at Mozilla
At Mozilla we are best known for our Firefox browser, which launched into the world in 2004 when we challenged the dominant position of Internet Explorer. Nearly 15 years on, … Read more
Human Connection, Technology, and the Future
“I’m waiting on a train platform in Tokyo with a colleague. Commuters stand around me waiting, staring at their phones to pass the time. It’s 2003, four years before Apple … Read more
Relationships and Technology: It’s Complicated
In June, Mozilla sponsored live storytelling events in partnership with The Moth (they run great storytelling events all over the world) where people had a chance to get up and … Read more