Mozilla News

Mozilla and several other privacy, public interest, and gender justice organizations are calling on Bumble to come clean as to whether they sell customer data — and to better protect customers’ privacy.

Tech platforms’ efforts at greater transparency — many in the context of the EU’s Digital Service Act (DSA) — vary widely, according to new research by Mozilla.

Mozilla and AI Forensics’ investigation into TikTok Lite — a low-bandwidth alternative to the TikTok app predominantly accessible in Global Majority countries — has revealed significant safety concerns.

Research by Kenya’s largest creative community investigates the use and limitations of AI in the industry.

Mozilla is adding AI chatbot capabilities to the Firefox sidebar, an experiment we’ll build on in the months ahead. It’s part of our commitment to an internet where choice is a core tenet. This approach will not only offer choice to people who use Firefox — it will also demonstrate how consumer-level control and transparency can be incorporated into consumer technology.

The fifth-annual Queer 50 Awards honor LGBTQ individuals transforming tech, business, and more.

Findings follow a nine-month investigation by Mozilla and Aapti Institute, supported by USAID

Last August, we announced that Mozilla was seeking a new executive director to lead its movement building arm. I’m excited to announce that Nabiha Syed — media executive, lawyer, and champion of public interest technology — is joining us to take on this role.

Public interest tech advocate will harness collective power to deepen Mozilla’s focus on trustworthy AI