Protecting the privacy of users and the information collected about them online is crucial to maintaining and growing a healthy and open Web. Unfortunately, there have been massive threats that … Read more
Mozilla takes privacy seriously – in our products, our policies, and our practices. As a result, we support draft legislation introduced today in the state of California to improve warrant … Read more
{Cross posted from Feb 4th blog post in Mozilla Blog. Added FAQ.} Today, we heard that we’ve won a stunning victory in the fight to protect net neutrality. The U.S. … Read more
Earlier this month, a 20 year old NBA Clippers fan held up a sign in a crowded Washington DC arena with her phone number on it. Seasoned privacy professionals have … Read more
I just returned from the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show, and am writing to share a few reflections on the event. I spent most of my time at the “Innovation Policy” … Read more
{This is the final in a series of posts highlighting the Ford-Mozilla Open Web Fellows program host organizations. Free Press has been at the forefront of informing tech policy and … Read more
In just a few weeks, the application window to be a 2015 Ford-Mozilla Open Web Fellow will close. In its first year, the Fellows program will place emerging tech leaders … Read more
(This is the fourth in our series spotlighting host organizations for the 2015 Ford-Mozilla Open Web Fellowship. For years, Public Knowledge has been at the forefront of fighting for citizens … Read more
{This is the third installment in our series highlighting the 2015 Host Organizations for the Ford-Mozilla Open Web Fellows program. We are now accepting applications to be a 2015 fellow. … Read more
In August, I wrote about why we believe that trust is the most important currency of the Web. As I explained then, putting the user first, through transparency, choice and … Read more
Mozilla’s commitment to transparency about our data practices is a core part of our identity. We recognized the value in giving a clear voice to this commitment through a set … Read more
Today, President Obama announced his support for clear, enforceable rules to protect net neutrality, grounded in “Title II” reclassification by the Federal Communications Commission. We’re nearing the end of a … Read more