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Mozilla Responds to EU General Court’s Judgment on Google Android

Jenn Taylor Hodges
September 15, 2022

This week, the EU’s General Court largely upheld the decision sanctioning Google for restricting competition on the Android mobile operating system. But, on their own, the judgment and the record … Read more

Mozilla Meetups – The Long Road to Federal Privacy Protections: Are We There Yet?

Jenn Taylor Hodges
August 29, 2022

Join us for a discussion about the need for comprehensive privacy reform and whether the political landscape is ready to make it happen. The panel session will be immediately followed … Read more

It’s Time to Pass U.S. Federal Privacy Legislation

Jenn Taylor Hodges
August 24, 2022

Despite being a powerhouse of technology and innovation, the U.S. lags behind global counterparts when it comes to privacy protections. Everyday, people face the real possibility that their very personal … Read more

Mozilla submits comments in OSTP consultation on privacy-preserving data sharing

Jenn Taylor Hodges and Udbhav Tiwari
July 27, 2022

Earlier this month, the US Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) asked stakeholders to contribute to the development of a national strategy for “responsibly harnessing privacy-preserving data sharing and … Read more

Mozilla statement as EU Parliament adopts new pro-competition rulebook for Big Tech

Owen Bennett
July 5, 2022

The EU Parliament today adopted the ‘Digital Markets Act’, new rules that will empower consumers to easily choose and enjoy independent web browsers. We welcome the new pro-competition approach and … Read more

Enhancing trust and security on the internet – browsers are the first line of defence

Owen Bennett
May 31, 2022

Enhancing trust and security online is one of the defining challenges of our time – in the EU alone, 37% of residents do not believe they can sufficiently protect themselves … Read more

Mozilla Meetups: The Building Blocks of a Trusted Internet

Jenn Taylor Hodges
May 26, 2022

Join us on June 9 at 3 PM ET for a virtual conversation on how the digital policy landscape not only shapes, but is also shaped by, the way we … Read more

The FTC and DOJ merger guidelines review is an opportunity to reset competition enforcement in digital markets

Jenn Taylor Hodges
April 21, 2022

As the internet becomes increasingly closed and centralized, consolidation and the opportunity for anti-competitive behavior rises. We are encouraged to see legislators and regulators in many jurisdictions exploring how to … Read more

Competition should not be weaponized to hobble privacy protections on the open web

Udbhav Tiwari
April 12, 2022

Recent privacy initiatives by major tech companies, such as Google’s Chrome Privacy Sandbox (GCPS) and Apple’s App Tracking Transparency, have brought into sharp focus a key underlying question – should … Read more

Philippines’ SIM Card Registration Act will expose users to greater privacy and security risks online

Udbhav Tiwari
April 5, 2022

While well-intentioned, the Philippines’ Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) Card Registration Act (2022) will set a worrying precedent for the privacy and anonymity of people on the internet. In its current … Read more

UK CMA’s mobile ecosystems report is a step toward improving choice for consumers; swift independent enforcement is still necessary

Udbhav Tiwari
February 7, 2022

Consumers today face many barriers that prevent them from accessing and using a variety of software options on their devices. We welcome efforts by the UK Competition and Market Authority … Read more

Advocating for a “use-it-or-share-it” spectrum approach to bridge the digital divide in India

Udbhav Tiwari and Steve Song
January 31, 2022

On January 10, Mozilla, in partnership with the Centre for Internet and Society, made a submission to TRAI regarding the upcoming 5G spectrum auction. We advocated for a “use-it-or-share-it” approach … Read more

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