7 Interesting Things We Learned When We Asked the World About Misinformation Online
Earlier this year, we asked people all around the world to take a survey on misinformation online. Nearly 60,000 people responded. What we learned is quite interesting.
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The 2019 Internet Health Report – What’s Inside
by Mozilla on April 24, 2019
The Internet Health Report is live, in more ways than one
Financial Times
WhatsApp voice calls used to inject Israeli spyware on phones
by Mehul Srivastava on May 13, 2019
A security vulnerability that could inject spyware via a phone call was open for weeks.
MIT Review
A new way to build tiny neural networks could create powerful AI on your phone
May 10, 2019
What is a neural network and how big does it have to be to actually learn. The answer might be : Much smaller than we thought.
Tech Crunch
Creative Commons launches its search engine out of beta, with over 300M images indexed
by Sarah Perez on April 30, 2019
Nonprofit organization Creative Commons is today publicly launching its search engine after more than two years of beta testing.
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Privacy Not Included
Privacy Not Included helps choose toys to delight your family without losing privacy.
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Internet Health Report
Is the Internet getting healthier? Is it under threat? Do we all have a voice on the web? Mozilla’s Internet Health Report is an open source initiative that combines research from multiple sources to document what’s healthy and unhealthy.
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Fellowships That Empower Leaders
Mozilla Fellowships provide resources, tools, community and amplification to those building a more humane digital world. Mozilla Fellowships are a transformative experience for emerging leaders concerned with making the internet a safer, more accessible resource for everyone.
Trustable Technology Mark
A trustmark for the Internet of Things (IoT): This mark empowers consumers to make informed decisions & enables companies to prove their connected products are trustworthy.
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We want to give users the knowledge and the power to make informed decisions by themselves to prevent abusive practices.
Rishab Nithyanand, Mozilla Fellow