Can we build a privacy-preserving web browser we all deserve?

5 myths around reproductive health apps and your privacy

We discuss five things that you should know about privacy, security, regulations and the law before you install a reproductive health app on your phone.

Mental health apps for teens — what sorts of privacy protections are there?

Mental health apps are meant to be a safe space for all that use them, including teens — but are they?

Venmo finally gets the message: People want privacy

This is a big win for consumer privacy and a huge change for a company that, until recently, claimed that users valued this privacy-intrusive feed, despite strong evidence to the contrary.

Is WiFi or Bluetooth leaving you vulnerable? What are the privacy pros and cons of each?

Now that many devices ship with WiFi or Bluetooth built-in, it’s important to know the pluses and minuses of each when it comes to your privacy and security.

Research: A Feminist Approach to Right to Privacy and Data Protection

What Half of iPhone Users Don’t Know About Their Privacy: New Poll

Special Report: Hacking 10 Popular Toys for Safety and Privacy

Read Mozilla Foundation's guide to connected toys. We’ve commissioned research from 7ASecurity, a trusted cybersecurity consultancy, to hack ten of the most popular internet toys for privacy and security concerns.

BLENDER: Enabling Local Search with a Hybrid Differential Privacy Model

Partying In The Name Of Privacy — Tracy Chou On Protecting Your Data Online

Privacy Party helps Firefox users preserve their privacy from the settings menu of their favorite apps. We interviewed Tracy Chou to learn more.