In November, we told you about Mozilla’s updated Data Privacy Principles, which inform how we build products, manage user data, and select and interact with partners. Today, Mozilla’s Content Services … Read more
Mozilla Advocacy — Our 2015 Plan for Protecting and Advancing the Open Web Advocacy is a relatively new area of focus for Mozilla. Our increased emphasis on advocacy is born … Read more
UPDATE: The House passed the USA FREEDOM Act today 338-88. The following statement can be attributed to Mozilla Head of Public Policy Chris Riley: “Mozilla is pleased to see the … Read more
Mozilla is deeply concerned with last week’s overwhelming approval by the French National Assembly of the Projet de Loi Relatif au Renseignement, which intends to restructure the legal framework for … Read more
Our support of net neutrality is grounded in our belief that we all must fight to maintain an open, global, and growing Internet. Because of the scale and potential of … Read more
The Internet is part of the fabric of our society and our economy, and its governance affects countless aspects of our lives. Empowering individuals to have a voice in shaping … Read more
Today, a new version of the USA FREEDOM Act is being introduced in both the House and Senate, with bipartisan support. We’re sharing the following statement: “At Mozilla, we believe … Read more
Since Snowden, we have seen increasing government conversations about the appropriate limits of surveillance; Some states have sought to restrict their own access to information and others have focused on … Read more
As we’ve highlighted in the past, we believe that the software patent system is challenging for open source software development. Because of the short innovation cycle and continuous iteration of … Read more
The U.S. Congress will soon decide whether to reauthorize one of the government’s most notorious mass surveillance programs. On June 1st, three sections of the PATRIOT Act are set to … Read more
Despite nearly two years of revelations about the scope and scale of government surveillance practices, and the ensuing damage to user trust, security, and privacy, the U.S. Congress continues to … Read more
From hacks of some of the world’s largest corporations (think Target, Home Depot), to critical vulnerabilities in widely used open source software like Heartbleed and Shellshock, to connected carmakers being … Read more