Encryption and Feminism: Reimagining Child Safety Without Surveillance Internet Exchange is bringing the conversation about encryption, feminism, and reimagining child safety without surveillance to MozFest.
What We Learned About Publishing on the Open Social Web Over two years, we’ve grown alongside the open social web, experimenting with Ghost, ActivityPub, and Bluesky to publish in ways that align with our values.
Bluesky Adopts More Flexible Model for Content Moderation By adopting a composable moderation system, Bluesky makes space for plural moderation without forcing smaller players to run their own servers.
Sidelined UX Research: Lessons From Meta’s Senate Hearing Whistleblower testimony reveals how corporate pressure can twist research and undermined its integrity.
The Dog that Caught the Car: Britain's 'World-Leading' Internet Billed as a “world-leading” child-protection law, the UK’s Online Safety Act has instead normalized surveillance and ID checks. “Tech policy wonk" Heather Burns writes that the model is spreading across the Atlantic, where politicians see a ready-made tool for censorship and control.
Democracy Needs Encryption Encryption protects fundamental rights, and it must be preserved as governments expand their cybersecurity and investigatory powers.