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 One of Mozilla’s founding principles is the idea that security and privacy are fundamental and must not be treated as optional. This is why Mozilla has always taken encryption seriously: it’s part of our commitment to protecting the Internet as a public resource that is open and accessible to all.
+We want to make encryption a mainstream topic so everyone understands how important it is. Have an idea about how we can do that in your community or around the world?
+<big>'''Submit your ideas before June 3rd using [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/16remQvrLSBoKWLz_LyOvfE5P6ki8TfpMb1arBv5o48Q/viewform this submission form]!'''</big>
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 *Simplify encryption so it can be understood and embraced by a mainstream audience
-<big>'''Submit your ideas before June 3rd using [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/16remQvrLSBoKWLz_LyOvfE5P6ki8TfpMb1arBv5o48Q/viewform this submission form]!'''</big>
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 * There are [https://twitter.com/mozilla/status/727863587872460800 examples of encryption in every day life and pop culture] everywhere if you look for them!
-* Strong security on the Web helps protect your privacy and free speech as well as your every-day transactions.
+* Strong security on the Web helps protect your privacy and free speech as well as your every-day life
-* Encryption is an essential part of the infrastructure that protects online security and privacy, and we must ensure it stays that way.
+* It’s part of Mozilla’s mission to safeguard the Web, and that includes advocating for strong encryption.
-* It’s part of Mozilla’s mission to safeguard the Web , and that includes advocating for strong encryption.
 *We want everyone to have a better understanding of how encryption can shape a healthy, secure Internet!