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Fast Company Recognizes Katharina Borchert as one of the Most Creative Business People
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Mozilla
on (#56GVC)
We are proud to share that Katharina Borchert, Mozilla’s Chief Open Innovation Officer, has been named one of the Most Creative People by Fast Company. The award recognizes her leadership on … Read moreThe post Fast Company Recognizes Katharina Borchert as one of the Most Creative Business People appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mozilla Joins New Partners to Fund Open Source Digital Infrastructure Research
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Mozilla
on (#562T9)
Today, Mozilla is pleased to announce that we’re joining the Ford Foundation, the Sloan Foundation, and the Open Society Foundations to launch a request for proposals (RFP) for research on … Read moreThe post Mozilla Joins New Partners to Fund Open Source Digital Infrastructure Research appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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A look at password security, Part III: More secure login protocols
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Eric Rescorla
on (#55YV0)
In part II, we looked at the problem of Web authentication and covered the twin problems of phishing and password database compromise. In this post, I’ll be covering some of … Read moreThe post A look at password security, Part III: More secure login protocols appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mozilla Puts Its Trusted Stamp on VPN
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Mozilla
on (#55R4F)
Starting today, there’s a VPN on the market from a company you trust. The Mozilla VPN (Virtual Private Network) is now available on Windows, Android and iOS devices. This fast … Read moreThe post Mozilla Puts Its Trusted Stamp on VPN appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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A look at password security, Part II: Web Sites
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Eric Rescorla
on (#55N7T)
In part I, we took a look at the design of password authentication systems for old-school multiuser systems. While timesharing is mostly gone, most of us continue to use multiuser … Read moreThe post A look at password security, Part II: Web Sites appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Sustainability needs culture change. Introducing Environmental Champions.
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Cathleen Berger
on (#55MK7)
Sustainability is not just about ticking a few boxes by getting your Greenhouse Gas emissions (GHG) inventory, adopting goals for reduction and mitigation, and accounting in shape. Any transformation towards … Read moreThe post Sustainability needs culture change. Introducing Environmental Champions. appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Thank you, Julie Hanna
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Mitchell Baker
on (#55HKR)
Over the last three plus years, Julie Hanna has brought extensive experience on innovation processes, global business operations, and mission-driven organizations to her role as a board member of Mozilla … Read moreThe post Thank you, Julie Hanna appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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A look at password security, Part I: history and background
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Eric Rescorla
on (#55GV2)
Today I’d like to talk about passwords. Yes, I know, passwords are the worst, but why? This is the first of a series of posts about passwords, with this one … Read moreThe post A look at password security, Part I: history and background appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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More details on Comcast as a Trusted Recursive Resolver
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Eric Rescorla
on (#552XZ)
Yesterday Mozilla and Comcast announced that Comcast was the latest member of Mozilla’s Trusted Recursive Resolver program, joining current partners Cloudflare and NextDNS. Comcast is the first Internet Service Provider … Read moreThe post More details on Comcast as a Trusted Recursive Resolver appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Comcast’s Xfinity Internet Service Joins Firefox’s Trusted Recursive Resolver Program
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Mozilla
on (#550ZK)
Committing to Data Retention and Transparency Requirements That Protect Customer Privacy Today, Mozilla, the maker of Firefox, and Comcast have announced Comcast as the first Internet Service Provider (ISP) to … Read moreThe post Comcast’s Xfinity Internet Service Joins Firefox’s Trusted Recursive Resolver Program appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Immigrants Remain Core to the U.S.’ Strength
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Mitchell Baker
on (#55092)
By its very design the internet has accelerated the sharing of ideas and information across borders, languages, cultures and time zones. Despite the awesome reach and power of what the … Read moreThe post Immigrants Remain Core to the U.S.’ Strength appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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We’re proud to join #StopHateForProfit
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Mozilla
on (#5507K)
Mozilla stands with the family of companies and civil society groups calling on Facebook to take strong action to limit hateful and divisive content on their platforms. Mozilla and Firefox … Read moreThe post We’re proud to join #StopHateForProfit appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Navrina Singh Joins the Mozilla Foundation Board of Directors
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Mitchell Baker
on (#54WK8)
Today, I’m excited to welcome Navrina Singh as a new member of the Mozilla Foundation Board of Directors. You can see comments from Navrina here. Navrina is the Co-Founder of … Read moreThe post Navrina Singh Joins the Mozilla Foundation Board of Directors appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Why I’m Joining the Mozilla Board
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Mozilla
on (#54WK9)
Firefox was my window into Mozilla 15 years ago, and it’s through this window I saw the power of an open and collaborative community driving lasting change. My admiration and … Read moreThe post Why I’m Joining the Mozilla Board appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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First Steps Toward Lasting Change
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Mitchell Baker
on (#54RHB)
In this moment of rapid change, we recognize that the relics of racism exist. The actions we have seen most recently are not isolated actions. Racial injustice affects all aspects … Read moreThe post First Steps Toward Lasting Change appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mozilla Announces Second Three COVID-19 Solutions Fund Recipients
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Mozilla
on (#54ES5)
Innovations spanning food supplies, medical records and PPE manufacture were today included in the final three awards made by Mozilla from its COVID-19 Solutions Fund. The Fund was established at … Read moreThe post Mozilla Announces Second Three COVID-19 Solutions Fund Recipients appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Pocket provides fascinating reads from trusted sources in the UK with newest Firefox
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Carolyn O'Hara
on (#5473G)
It’s a stressful and strange time. Reading the news today can feel overwhelming, repetitive, and draining. We all feel it. We crave new inputs and healthy diversions—stories that can fuel … Read moreThe post Pocket provides fascinating reads from trusted sources in the UK with newest Firefox appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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We’ve Got Work to Do
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Mitchell Baker
on (#5465W)
The promise of America is “liberty and justice for all.” We must do more to live up to this promise. The events of last week once again shine a spotlight … Read moreThe post We’ve Got Work to Do appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mozilla’s journey to environmental sustainability
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Cathleen Berger
on (#54111)
Process, strategic goals, and next steps The programme may be new, but the process has been shaping for years: In March 2020, Mozilla officially launched a dedicated Environmental Sustainability Programme, … Read moreThe post Mozilla’s journey to environmental sustainability appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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The USA Freedom Act and Browsing History
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Eric Rescorla
on (#53SZN)
Last Thursday, the US Senate voted to renew the USA Freedom Act which authorizes a variety of forms of national surveillance. As has been reported, this renewal does not include … Read moreThe post The USA Freedom Act and Browsing History appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Protecting Search and Browsing Data from Warrantless Access
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Alan Davidson
on (#53SW8)
As the maker of Firefox, we know that browsing and search data can provide a detailed portrait of our private lives and needs to be protected. That’s why we work … Read moreThe post Protecting Search and Browsing Data from Warrantless Access appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Request for comment: how to collaboratively make trustworthy AI a reality
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Mark Surman
on (#53FS2)
A little over a year ago, I wrote the first of many posts arguing: if we want a healthy internet — and a healthy digital society — we need to … Read moreThe post Request for comment: how to collaboratively make trustworthy AI a reality appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Welcome Adam Seligman, Mozilla’s new Chief Operating Officer
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Mitchell Baker
on (#53DR4)
I’m excited to announce that Adam Seligman has joined Mozilla as our new Chief Operating Officer. Adam will work closely with me to help scale our businesses, growing capabilities, revenue … Read moreThe post Welcome Adam Seligman, Mozilla’s new Chief Operating Officer appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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What the heck happened with .org?
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Eric Rescorla
on (#53B76)
If you are following the tech news, you might have seen the announcement that ICANN withheld consent for the change of control of the Public Interest Registry and that this … Read moreThe post What the heck happened with .org? appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mozilla research shows some machine voices score higher than humans
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Jofish Kaye
on (#535T8)
This blog post is to accompany the publication of the paper Choice of Voices: A Large-Scale Evaluation of Text-to-Speech Voice Quality for Long-Form Content in the Proceedings of CHI’20, by … Read moreThe post Mozilla research shows some machine voices score higher than humans appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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More on COVID Surveillance: Mobile Phone Location
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Eric Rescorla
on (#534CZ)
Previously I wrote about the use of mobile apps for COVID contact tracing. This idea has gotten a lot of attention in the tech press — probably because there are … Read moreThe post More on COVID Surveillance: Mobile Phone Location appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mozilla announces the first three COVID-19 Solutions Fund Recipients
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Mozilla
on (#533YJ)
In less than two weeks, Mozilla received more than 160 applications from 30 countries for its COVID-19 Solutions Fund Awards. Today, the Mozilla Open Source Support Program (MOSS) is excited … Read moreThe post Mozilla announces the first three COVID-19 Solutions Fund Recipients appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Contact Tracing, Governments, and Data
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Alan Davidson
on (#52TSS)
Digital contact tracing apps have emerged in recent weeks as one potential tool in a suite of solutions that would allow countries around the world to respond to the COVID-19 … Read moreThe post Contact Tracing, Governments, and Data appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Looking at designs for COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps
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Eric Rescorla
on (#52TST)
A number of the proposals for how to manage the COVID-19 pandemic rely on being able to determine who has come into contact with infected people and therefore are at … Read moreThe post Looking at designs for COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Which Video Call Apps Can You Trust?
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Ashley Boyd
on (#52RW0)
Amid the pandemic, Mozilla is educating consumers about popular video apps’ privacy and security features and flaws [Update, April 29: Following the publication of Mozilla’s guide, Discord updated their password … Read moreThe post Which Video Call Apps Can You Trust? appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Privacy Norms and the Pandemic
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Mark Surman
on (#52GE1)
Will things like digital contact tracing leave a legacy of better privacy norms, or worse ones? The conversation about privacy and the pandemic — and about the idea of digital … Read moreThe post Privacy Norms and the Pandemic appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Our Journey to a Better Internet
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Mitchell Baker
on (#51WEQ)
The internet is now our lifeline, as a good portion of humanity lives as close to home as possible. Those who currently don’t have access will feel this need ever … Read moreThe post Our Journey to a Better Internet appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mitchell Baker Named CEO of Mozilla
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Erica Terry Derryck
on (#51WER)
The independent directors of the Mozilla board are pleased to announce that Mitchell Baker has been appointed permanent CEO of Mozilla Corporation. We have been conducting an external candidate search … Read moreThe post Mitchell Baker Named CEO of Mozilla appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mozilla Supports the Open COVID Pledge: Making Intellectual Property Freely Available for the Fight Against COVID-19
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Amy Keating
on (#51VN9)
COVID-19 has afflicted more than one million people worldwide, and the number continues to climb every day. However long the pandemic lasts, we know that scientists and others’ ability to … Read moreThe post Mozilla Supports the Open COVID Pledge: Making Intellectual Property Freely Available for the Fight Against COVID-19 appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Latest Firefox updates address bar, making search easier than ever
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Selena Deckelmann
on (#51TRC)
We have all been spending a lot more time online lately whether it’s for work, helping our kids stay connected to their schools or keeping in touch with loved ones. … Read moreThe post Latest Firefox updates address bar, making search easier than ever appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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What you need to know about Twitter on Firefox
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Eric Rescorla
on (#51PFY)
Yesterday Twitter announced that for Firefox users data such as direct messages (DMs) might be left sitting on their computers even if they logged out. In this post I’ll try … Read moreThe post What you need to know about Twitter on Firefox appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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MOSS launches COVID-19 Solutions Fund
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Mozilla
on (#51GMV)
Mozilla is announcing today the creation of a COVID-19 Solutions Fund as part of the Mozilla Open Source Support Program (MOSS). Through this fund, we will provide awards of up … Read moreThe post MOSS launches COVID-19 Solutions Fund appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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We’re Fixing the Internet. Join Us.
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Mozilla
on (#51F7V)
For over two decades, Mozilla has worked to build the internet into a global public resource that is open and accessible to all. As the internet has grown, it has … Read moreThe post We’re Fixing the Internet. Join Us. appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Try our latest Test Pilot, Firefox for a Better Web, offering privacy and faster access to great content
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Matt Grimes
on (#515M9)
Today we are launching a new Test Pilot initiative called Firefox Better Web with Scroll. The Firefox Better Web initiative is about bringing the ease back to browsing the web. … Read moreThe post Try our latest Test Pilot, Firefox for a Better Web, offering privacy and faster access to great content appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Getting Closer on Dot Org?
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Mark Surman
on (#50B49)
Over the past few months, we’ve raised concerns about the Internet Society’s plan to sell the non-profit Public Interest Registry (PIR) to Ethos Capital. Given the important role of dot … Read moreThe post Getting Closer on Dot Org? appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Firefox continues push to bring DNS over HTTPS by default for US users
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Selena Deckelmann
on (#4ZTZB)
Today, Firefox began the rollout of encrypted DNS over HTTPS (DoH) by default for US-based users. The rollout will continue over the next few weeks to confirm no major issues … Read moreThe post Firefox continues push to bring DNS over HTTPS by default for US users appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Thank You, Ronaldo Lemos
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Mark Surman
on (#4ZHAP)
Ronaldo Lemos joined the Mozilla Foundation board almost six years ago. Today he is stepping down in order to turn his attention to the growing Agora! social movement in Brazil. … Read moreThe post Thank You, Ronaldo Lemos appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Mapping the power of Mozilla’s Rebel Alliance
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Katharina Borchert
on (#4YHCB)
At Mozilla, we often speak of our contributor communities with gratitude, pride and even awe. Our mission and products have been supported by a broad, ever-changing rebel alliance — full … Read moreThe post Mapping the power of Mozilla’s Rebel Alliance appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Firefox Team Looks Within to Lead Into the Future
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Dave Camp
on (#4YCV9)
For Firefox products and services to meet the needs of people’s increasingly complex online lives, we need the right organizational structure. One that allows us to respond quickly as we … Read moreThe post Firefox Team Looks Within to Lead Into the Future appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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ICANN Directors: Take a Close Look at the Dot Org Sale
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Mark Surman
on (#4YAHK)
As outlined in two previous posts, we believe that the sale of the nonprofit Public Interest Registry (PIR) to Ethos Capital demands close and careful scrutiny. ICANN — the body … Read moreThe post ICANN Directors: Take a Close Look at the Dot Org Sale appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Readying for the Future at Mozilla
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Mitchell Baker
on (#4XZ33)
Mozilla must do two things in this era: Continue to excel at our current work, while we innovate in the areas most likely to impact the state of the internet … Read moreThe post Readying for the Future at Mozilla appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Expanding Mozilla’s Boards in 2020
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Mitchell Baker
on (#4XMEB)
Mozilla is a global community that is building an open and healthy internet. We do so by building products that improve internet life, giving people more privacy, security and control … Read moreThe post Expanding Mozilla’s Boards in 2020 appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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More Questions About .org
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Mark Surman
on (#4WSX3)
A couple of weeks ago, I posted a set of questions about the Internet Society’s plan to sell the non-profit Public Interest Registry (PIR) to Ethos capital here on the … Read moreThe post More Questions About .org appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Keeping the Internet Open & Accessible To All As It Evolves: Mozilla Research Grants
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Jofish Kaye
on (#4WRSM)
We are very happy to announce the results of our Mozilla Research Grants for the second half of 2019. This was an extremely competitive process, and we selected proposals which … Read moreThe post Keeping the Internet Open & Accessible To All As It Evolves: Mozilla Research Grants appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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Firefox Announces New Partner in Delivering Private and Secure DNS Services to Users
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Mozilla
on (#4WNXR)
NextDNS Joins Firefox’s Trusted Recursive Resolver Program Committing to Data Retention and Transparency Requirements that Respect User Privacy Firefox announced a new partnership with NextDNS to provide Firefox users with … Read moreThe post Firefox Announces New Partner in Delivering Private and Secure DNS Services to Users appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.
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