Privacy & Security
Advancing Privacy, Security and the Open Web: The Impact of the Open Technology Fund
"There are around 2 billion people regularly using OTF-supported technologies right now to circumvent online censorship and surveillance."
Championing Privacy Online: A Deep Dive with Tuta
"If encryption is broken, our society as a whole is at an immense risk."
S.T.O.P. and the Fight Against Surveillance
"Surveillance is a uniquely opaque form of state violence, able to upend our lives without ever being seen or understood."
Digital Rights in India: An In-Depth Conversation with Nikhil Pahwa
"It’s important for citizens, and not just advocacy organizations to participate in these processes, even if it just about sending a line of comment voicing your opinion. Every vote counts."
How the Digital Rights Foundation Fights for Privacy and Better Internet Governance
"Our mission is clear: to ensure that everyone can participate in the digital world with dignity and freedom."
Celebrating Data Privacy Day
Data privacy should be ingrained in our daily actions and decisions.
Global Survey: User Preferences for Message Security, Privacy and Portability
Our extensive survey conducted across seven countries and four languages reveals a global consensus: users significantly prioritize privacy and security in messaging apps, with a growing interest in features like portability and control over data storage.
2023 Privacy Rights Review: Defending Encryption Amidst Global Challenges
The journey in protecting and defending our online privacy is far from over, and 2023 has made this abundantly clear.
Defending Privacy on Human Rights Day: A Discussion with EFF's Cindy Cohn
We are joined by EFF’s Executive Director, Cindy Cohn, to answer some key questions on why online privacy matters and how we can each contribute to the cause.
How much does privacy really matter to people?
A frequent question we get from developers building with XMTP revolves around user attitudes towards privacy. We believe you might find the statistics on this topic quite surprising.
