Which Video Call Apps Can You Trust?

A record number of people are using video call apps to conduct business, teach classes, meet with doctors, and stay in touch with friends. It’s more important than ever for this technology to be trustworthy — but some apps don't always respect users’ privacy and security. Our guide to popular video call apps’ privacy and security features and flaws will give you the information needed to choose which apps you're comfortable with — and to avoid the creepy ones.

What You Need To Know About Nintendo Switch Parental Controls

Here's everything parents need to know about the Nintendo Switch and their kids

How To (Responsibly) Spy On Your Pets

Tips to Make Your Zoom Gatherings More Private (Updated)

With millions of people using Zoom to stay connected, it's important to know how to keep your video gatherings as private and secure as you can. That's why Mozilla has compiled recommendations and steps you can take – both as a host and a participant – to help protect your own privacy as well as that of others.

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Superficial Intelligence: Replace Your Spouse

Read Superficial Intelligence, a humor column from Mozilla Foundation in collaboration with The Onion. This month, our columnist Baratunde Thurston tackles an important part of the future household: Is a laundry-folding robot worth the cost? Learn how bringing physical AI into your home will automate your chores, your closet, and your marriage.

Festival Tracks

Mozilla Festival unfolds across eight tracks, each a focused space where Wilding takes root. Through federated design, each of these tracks is built by community co-curators from across regions and disciplines. Join us in Barcelona from October 28-30, 2026.

The New Attention Economy

Read economist Karl Muth, who invented the concept of dwell time, on why prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are yet another attention economy. Their mechanisms also might bring us closer to the worst problem online today—of the Internet eating real life, where crowd wisdom prospectively defines reality, rather than predicting it.

Superficial Intelligence: Should I Work in Tech?

Read Superficial Intelligence, a humor column from Mozilla Foundation in collaboration with The Onion. This month, we talk about the waves of tech layoffs and whether you should work in tech or change careers. Take our Big Tech Layoff Test to find out.

Superficial Intelligence: Should I Get a New Phone?

Read our humor column on whether you should trade in your current phone for the latest model, in collaboration with The Onion. Will the camera be worth upgrading? Will it make you happier? Does longer battery life make you a better person?

2025: My First Year on the Internet

Read our end of year feature story. We interviewed 4 people around the world for which 2025 was their first year on the internet: from their favorite websites, to what they liked and disliked about the internet. Here are their stories from New Delhi, New York, Mitu, and Lagos.