Mozilla
Privacy Icons: Alpha Release
Earlier this year, Mozilla convened a privacy workshop that brought together some of the world’s leading thinkers in online privacy. People from the FTC to the EFF were there to answer the question: What attributes of privacy policies and terms of service should people care about? This lead to a proposal presented for the W3C, among other places, which further refined the notion.
Digital religions: MozFest and the “let’s make it” paradigm
MozFest is an incredible event: digital creatives mix during a week-end to create “things” together. Why should interactive documentary makers be there?
Lightbeam for Firefox: find out who’s tracking you online
Mozilla has released a free tool called Lightbeam, which helps users of the Firefox browser identify third-party companies tracking their online behavior. The browser add-on is aimed at a mainstream audience and produces a real-time visualisation of all tracking information deposited in the form of cookies on your computer while you browse the internet.
Mozilla’s Cookie-Blocking Plan Forces Ad Biz to Seek Alternatives
The Digital Advertising Alliance wants to be ready when Mozilla starts blocking cookies by default in its Firefox Web browser. Mozilla’s cookie-blocking plan has been controversial from the start.
MediaPost Publications IAB asks Mozilla to rethink ‘Kangaroo Cookie Court’
Mozilla joined forces with Stanford to launch the Cookie Clearinghouse — a project aimed at helping browser manufacturers block third-party cookies.
“Kangaroo Cookie Court,” will replace “the principle of consumer choice with an arrogant ‘Mozilla knows best’ system”, said Randall Rothenberg – president and CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau – in response to the initiative.
Lightbeam for Firefox
Lightbeam is a Firefox add-on that uses interactive visualizations to show you the first and third party sites you interact with on the Web.
Mozilla Privacy
This Mozilla Privacy Policy explains generally how we receive information about you, and what we do with that information once we have it.
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