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Net neutrality

• July 2020: Blog: Next Steps for Net Neutrality
• February 2020: Filing: Mozilla's Comments to TRAI on Traffic Management Practices and Multi Stakeholder Body (India)
• July 2018: Blog: A bipartisan step for net neutrality
• July 2018: Blog: India advances globally leading net neutrality regulations
• May 2018: Blog: ARCEP report: “Device neutrality” and the open internet
  • And: Contribution to report: The State of the Internet in France
• May 2018: Blog: Update on Fight for Net Neutrality in U.S. – Senate votes to save net neutrality, now it’s up to the House
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Fights for Net Neutrality this May (and Always)
• April 2018: Blog: New Mozilla Poll: Support for Net Neutrality Grows, Trust in ISPs Dips
• February 2018: Blog: Mozilla v FCC: Mozilla Re-files Suit Against FCC to Protect Net Neutrality
  • And: Blog: Update: Mozilla Will Re-File Suit Against FCC to Protect Net Neutrality
• January 2018: Blog: Mozilla Files Suit Against FCC to Protect Net Neutrality
• December 2017: Blog: Today’s net neutrality vote – an unsurprising, unfortunate disappointment
• December 2017: Blog: Mozilla Joins Net Neutrality Blackout for ‘Break the Internet’ Day
• November 2017: Blog: What does it take to get net neutrality?
• November 2017: Blog: Mozilla applauds TRAI net neutrality recommendations
  • And: Filing: Mozilla comments on the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s consultation paper on Privacy, Security, and Ownership of the Data in the Telecom Sector
• November 2017: Blog: Statement on FCC proposal to roll back net neutrality in the U.S.
• September 2017: Blog: Welcome to San Francisco, Chairman Pai - We Depend on Net Neutrality
• September 2017: Blog: Stand Up for Net Neutrality: Help Paperstorm the FCC
• September 2017: Blog: Busting the myth that net neutrality hampers investment
• July 2017: Filing: Notice of Proposed Rulemaking "Restoring Internet Freedom"
  • And: Blog: Mozilla files comments to save the internet… again
  • And: Blog: Defending Net Neutrality: Millions Rally to Save the Internet, Again
  • And: Blog: Defending Net Neutrality: A Day of Action
• June 2017: Blog: Mozilla Poll Shows Americans Agree: Protect the Internet, Net Neutrality
  • And: Blog: New Mozilla Poll: Americans from Both Political Parties Overwhelmingly Support Net Neutrality
• May 2017: Blog: One Step Closer to a Closed Internet
  • And: Blog: Why the Next 10 Days Are Critical to the Internet’s Future
• April 2017: Blog: Mozilla is Ready to Fight: FCC Chairman Announces Plans to Reverse U.S. Net Neutrality Protections
• April 2017: Blog: Dutch court ruling puts net neutrality in question
• March 2017: Filing: Comments on the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's Consultation Paper on Net Neutrality
• February 2017: Blog: Internet Users Deserve Equal Rating Not Zero Rating
• December 2016: Blog: Remember when we Protected Net Neutrality in the U.S. ?
• July 2016: Filing: Comments to BEREC on implementation of EU net neutrality rules
• June 2016: Filing: Comments on the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s Pre-Consultation Paper on Net Neutrality
  • And: Blog: Protecting the Open Internet in India
• June 2016: Blog: EU Internet Users Can Stand Up For Net Neutrality
• June 2016 Blog: A Step Forward for Net Neutrality in the U.S.
• December 2015: Amicus Brief: CCIA and Mozilla to DC Circuit on FCC Open Internet Order
• December 2015: Blog: U.S. Net Neutrality is in the Hands of the D.C. Circuit (Again)
• October 2015: Blog: Net Neutrality Amendments and Final Vote in the EU
• September 2015:Amicus Brief: CCIA and Mozilla to DC Circuit on FCC Net Neutrality Order
• August 2015: Filing: Comments on India DOT report on Net Neutrality
• July 2015: Blog: Decisive Moment for Net Neutrality in Europe
• May 2015: Letter: Mitchell Baker to Prime Minister Modi
• February 2015: Blog: Victory for Net Neutrality - Let's Take It Across the Finish Line
• November 2014: Blog: What We Need to do to Save the Internet As We Know It
• October 2014: Blog: Net Neutrality in the U.S. Reaches a Tipping Point
• September 2014: Filing: Reply Comments to FCC on Net Neutrality
  • And: Blog: FCC Reply Comments on Net Neutrality
• September 2014: Blog: A Day of Action to Protect Net Neutrality
• August 2014: Blog: Thank you, Mr. President.
• July 2014: Blog: Join Mozilla for global teach-ins on Net Neutrality
• July 2014: Filing: Comments to FCC on Net Neutrality
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Submits Comments on FCC Net Neutrality Proposal
• June 2014: Blog: Tell the U.S. Congress to Protect Net Neutrality
• May 2014: Filing: Petition to the FCC
  • And: Blog: Protecting Net Neutrality and the Open Internet
• February 2014: Blog: Efforts to Support the Open Internet
• January 2014: Blog: Net Neutrality Decision is Alarming for All Internet Users

Surveillance reform

• February 2020: Blog: Goals for USA FREEDOM reauthorization: reforms, access, and transparency
• December 2019: Filing: Mozilla Cover Letter to Australian Independent National Security Legislation Monitor
• December 2019: Filing: Mozilla Comments on Australian Ministry of Communications Cyber Safety & the Arts TCN Guidance
• December 2019: Blog: India's new data protection bill: Strong on companies, step backward on government surveillance
• June 2019: Filing: Brief Of Amici Curiae Mozilla and Atlassian in support of Movants - Appellants Urging Reversal
• April 2019: Blog: Mozilla reacts to European Parliament plenary vote on EU Terrorist Content regulation
  • And: Blog: One hour takedown deadlines: The wrong answer to Europe’s content regulation question
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Foundation fellow weighs in on flawed EU Terrorist Content regulation
• March 2019: Blog: One hour takedown deadlines: The wrong answer to Europe’s content regulation question
  • And: Blog: The EU Terrorist Content Regulation – a threat to the ecosystem and our users’ rights
  • And: Blog:Mozilla Foundation fellow weighs in on flawed EU Terrorist Content regulation
• March 2019: Blog: Indian government allows expanded private sector use of Aadhaar through ordinance (but still no movement on data protection law)
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Statement on Recent Reports of Aadhaar Data Being Breached (again)
• February 2019: Filing: Australia Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security February 2019 Filing
• February 2019: Blog: Mozilla Foundation fellow weighs in on flawed EU Terrorist Content regulation
  • And: Blog: The EU Terrorist Content Regulation – a threat to the ecosystem and our users’ rights
• November 2018: Blog: Mozilla files comments on NTIA’s proposed American privacy framework
  • And: Filing: Developing the Administration's Approach to Consumer Privacy (83 FR 48600)
• October 2018: Filing: Comments to the Australian PJCIS Review of the Telecommunication & Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance & Access) Bill 2018
• October 2018: Blog: Indian Supreme Court rules on Aadhaar: Delayed scrutiny
• September 2018: Blog: Lessons from Carpenter – Mozilla panel discussion at ICDPPC
• August 2018: Blog: Getting cross border lawful access in Europe right
• October 2017: Filing: Mozilla submission to European Commission public consultation on cross-border access to electronic evidence
• August 2017: Blog: Fighting Crime Shouldn’t Kill the Internet
• August 2017: Amicus Brief: Technology Companies to the Supreme Court in Timothy Ivory Carpenter v. United States
• August 2017: Blog: Bringing the 4th Amendment into the Digital Age
• December 2016: Blog: Now We All Agree: There are no safe backdoors when it comes to encryption
• September 2016: Blog: Fighting Back Against Secrecy Orders
• February 2016: Blog: Mozilla Introduces Surveillance Principles for a Secure, Trusted Internet
• December 2015: Filing: Comments on IP Bill
• December 2015: Blog: UK IP Bill is a Threat to Privacy, Security, and Trust Online
• June 2015: Blog: Mozilla applauds U.S. Senate’s passage of the USA FREEDOM Act
• June 2015: Blog: Amendments at risk of derailing USA Freedom
• May 2015: Blog: It's the Final Countdown: US Surveillance Reform Nearing the Finish Line
• May 2015: Blog: Congress Has Only Days Left to Reform Surveillance Law
• May 2015: Blog: French National Assembly Advances Dangerous Mass Surveillance Law
• April 2015: Blog: Mozilla statement on USA FREEDOM Act
• April 2015: Blog: Mozilla Speaks Out on French Intelligence Bill
• April 2015: Blog: Stop Mass Surveillance Under the Patriot Act
• April 2015: Blog: Say No to Data Retention in Surveillance Reform
• March 2015: Blog: Information Sharing Debates Continuing in Problematic Directions
• June 2014: Blog: Congress Takes Steps Forward on Surveillance
• February 2014: Blog: Fighting Back Against Surveillance
• January 2014: Blog: Response to President Obama's Speech on Surveillance

Cybersecurity

• July 2020: Australian watchdog recommends major changes to exceptional access law TOLA
  • And: INSLM TOLA Report Analysis - Mozilla Asks & INSLM Answers
• July 2020: Blog: Laws designed to protect online security should not undermine it
  • And: Filing: Brief of Technology Companies as Amici Curiae in Support of Petitioner
• June 2020: Blog: Mozilla’s analysis: Brazil’s fake news law harms privacy, security, and free expression
• June 2020: Blog: Brazil’s fake news law will harm users
• March 2020: Martin Thomson Letter to Independent National Security Legislation Monitor on TOLA
• March 2020: Blog: Mozilla Statement on EARN IT Act
• February 2020: Blog: The Facts: Mozilla's DNS over HTTPs (DOH)
  • And: Blog: Firefox continues push to bring DNS over HTTPS by default for US users
  • And: Blog: Firefox Announces New Partner in Delivering Private and Secure DNS Services to Users
• February 2020: Blog: The new EU digital strategy: A good start, but more to be done
• December 2019: Blog: Trusted Recursive Resolvers – Protecting Your Privacy with Policy and Technology
  • And: Wiki: Mozilla Policy Requirements for DNS over HTTPs Partners
• September 2019: Blog: Governments should work to strengthen online security, not undermine it
  • And: Filing: Mozilla Third Party Intervener Comments in European Court of Human Rights
• August 2019: Blog: Mozilla calls for transparency in compelled access case
• March 2019: Blog: EU takes major step forward on government vulnerability disclosure review processes
  • And: Blog: Vulnerability disclosure should be part of new EU Cybersecurity Strategy
  • And: Blog: Working Together Towards a more Secure Internet through VEP Reform
  • And: Filing: Software Vulnerability Disclosure in Europe: Technologies, Policies and Legal Challenges
  • And: Blog: A step forward for government vulnerability disclosure in Europe
• March 2019: Blog: Indian government allows expanded private sector use of Aadhaar through ordinance (but still no movement on data protection law)
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Statement on Recent Reports of Aadhaar Data Being Breached (again)
• February 2019: Filing: Australia Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security February 2019 Filing
• November 2018: Blog: Brussels Mozilla Mornings: Critically assessing the EU Terrorist Content regulation
• November 2018: Blog: The EU Terrorist Content Regulation – a threat to the ecosystem and our users’ rights
  • And: Blog: EU terrorism regulation threatens internet health in Europe
  • And: Manifesto: The Mozilla Manifesto Addendum: Pledge for a Healthy Internet
  • And: Report: Digital Inclusion: Who is welcome online?
  • And: Blog: Effective and rights-protective procedures for tackling illegal content – Mozilla files comment to the European Commission
• November 2018: Blog: Mozilla files comments on NTIA’s proposed American privacy framework
  • And: Filing: Developing the Administration's Approach to Consumer Privacy (83 FR 48600)
• October 2018: Filing: Comments to the Australian PJCIS Review of the Telecommunication & Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance & Access) Bill 2018
• October 2018: Blog: Indian Supreme Court rules on Aadhaar: Delayed scrutiny
• September 2018: Blog: Lessons from Carpenter – Mozilla panel discussion at ICDPPC
• September 2018: Blog: The future of online advertising – Mozilla panel discussion at ICDPPC
• September 2018: Blog: EU terrorism regulation threatens internet health in Europe
  • And: Blog: Effective and rights-protective procedures for tackling illegal content – Mozilla files comment to the European Commission
  • And: Blog: Searching for sustainable and progressive policy solutions for illegal content in Europe
• August 2018: Blog: Getting cross border lawful access in Europe right
• August 2018: Blog: Brazilian data protection is strong step forward, action needed on enforcement
• July 2018: Blog: Mozilla weighs in on India’s draft data protection bill
  • And: Filing: Mozilla’s comments on the white paper of the Committee of Experts on data protection framework for India
  • And: Blog: Data localization: bad for users, business, and security
• July 2018: Blog: Indian telecom regulator recommends data protection norms for the internet
  • And: Blog: Data localization: bad for users, business, and security
  • And: Blog: Help Us Spread the Word: Encryption Matters
  • And: Blog: ARCEP report: “Device neutrality” and the open internet
  • And: Blog: Improving Internet Security through Vulnerability Disclosure
  • And: Paper: Mozilla position paper on the legislative proposal for an EU Cybersecurity Act
  • And: Filing: Mozilla’s comments on the white paper of the Committee of Experts on data protection framework for India
• July 2018: Blog: A step forward for government vulnerability disclosure in Europe
• June 2018: Contribution: CEPS - Software Vulnerability Disclosure in Europe
• June 2018: Blog: Data localization: Bad for users, business, and security
• May 2018: Blog: Mozilla Statement on Recent Reports of Aadhaar Data Being Breached (again)
• April 2018: Blog: Mozilla publishes recommendations on government vulnerability disclosure in Europe
  • And: Paper: Mozilla position paper on the legislative proposal for an EU Cybersecurity Act
• January 2018: Blog: Mozilla statement on breach of Aadhaar data
• November 2017: Blog: White House releases new VEP charter
• October 2017: Blog: Vulnerability disclosure should be part of new EU Cybersecurity Strategy
• September 2017: Blog: Mozilla’s Cyber(in)security Summit
• May 2017: Blog: Working Together Towards a more Secure Internet through VEP Reform
  • And: Blog: Improving Internet Security through Vulnerability Disclosure
  • And: Letter in Support of the PATCH Act
• March 2017: Blog: Mozilla statement on CIA / WikiLeaks
• January 2017: Blog: Discussing online security and risk
  • And: Blog: Enabling Trust: The Difference Between Being Trusted and Trustworthy
• January 2017: Blog: Missing from the Trump Cabinet Nominee Hearings: Cybersecurity for Everyday Internet Users
• December 2016: Blog: Bipartisan Congressional Group Confirms Encryption Backdoors Are Unnecessary
• November 2016: Blog: Time for a Conversation about Government Hacking
• October 2016: Blog: Mozilla Asks President Obama to Help Strengthen Cybersecurity
• September 2016: Blog: Improving Government Disclosure of Security Vulnerabilities
  • And: Blog: Cybersecurity is a Shared Responsibility
• March 2016: Blog: User Security Relies on Encryption
  • And: Blog: Standing Up with Apple to Fight for Everyone’s Security
  • And: Amicus Brief on Security
• November 2015: Filing: Comments on South Africa draft Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill
• October 2015: Blog: Vulnerability Disclosure Should Come Next for Congress on Cybersecurity
• July 2015: Report: Mozilla Cybersecurity Delphi 1.0
  • And: Blog: Experts Develop Cybersecurity Recommendations
• April 2015: Blog: Promoting International Norm Development in Cybersecurity
• March 2015: Blog: CISA Threatens Internet Security and Undermines User Trust
• June 2014: Blog: Ensuring a More Secure Internet: Reset the Net and the Cyber Security Delphi
• January 2014: Blog: Trust but Verify: Repost of article on security value of open source software
• February 2013: Blog: Cyber-security heating up on both sides of the Atlantic

Privacy

• August 2023: Blog: Mozilla Supports Updates to the Health Breach Notification Rule
  • And: Blog: Mozilla applauds CFPB for taking on the Data Broker Ecosystem
• March 2023: Blog: Mozilla Submits Comments to NTIA on Privacy, Equity, and Civil Rights
• November 2022: Blog: Mozilla Comments on FTC’s “Commercial Surveillance and Data Security” Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
• August 2022: Blog: It’s Time to Pass U.S. Federal Privacy Legislation
• July 2022: Blog: Mozilla submits comments in OSTP consultation on privacy-preserving data sharing
• May 2022: Event: Mozilla Meetups: The Building Blocks of a Trusted Internet
• January 2022: Blog: Practicing lean data is a journey that can start anywhere
• November 2021: Blog: Mozilla submits comments to the California Privacy Protection Agency
  • And: Blog: Mozilla files comments on UK Data Protection Consultation
• November 2020: Blog: Mozilla DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) Comment Period: Help us enhance security and privacy online
  • And: Blog: Four key takeaways to CPRA, California’s latest privacy law
• August 2020: Blog: By embracing blockchain, a California bill takes the wrong step forward.
  • And: Blog: Practicing Lean Data and Defending “Lean Data”
• September 2020: Blog: India’s ambitious non personal data report should put privacy first, for both individuals and communities
• June 2020: Blog: Mozilla’s analysis: Brazil’s fake news law harms privacy, security, and free expression
• June 2020: Blog: Brazil’s fake news law will harm users
• June 2020: Blog: Mozilla’s response to EU Commission Public Consultation on AI
  • And: Filing: Mozilla’s response to the European Commission’s Public Consultation on AI
• May 2020: Filing: Mozilla’s contribution to the European Commission’s European Strategy for Data - Public Consultation
• May 2020: Filing: Mozilla's Comments in Response to the Public Consultation on India's Strategy for National Open Digital Ecosystems (NODE)
• February 2020: Filing: Submission to Parliamentary JPC on the Data Protection Bill 2019 (India)
• February 2020: Blog: The Facts: Mozilla's DNS over HTTPs (DOH)
• January 2020: Blog: What could an "Open" ID system look like?: Recommendations and Guardrails for National Biometric ID Projects
  • And: Report: Mozilla Digital ID White Paper
• December 2019: Filing: Mozilla Cover Letter to Australian Independent National Security Legislation Monitor
• December 2019: Filing: Mozilla Comments on Australian Ministry of Communications Cyber Safety & the Arts TCN Guidance
• December 2019: Blog: Bringing California's privacy law to all Firefox users in 2020
  • And: Blog: New Year, New Rights: What to know about California’s new privacy law
  • And: Blog: Technology with respect and honesty. Here’s how we do it.
• December 2019: Blog: India's new data protection bill: Strong on companies, step backward on government surveillance
• December 2019: Blog: Trusted Recursive Resolvers – Protecting Your Privacy with Policy and Technology
• December 2019: Blog: Mozilla comments on CCPA regulations
  • And: Filing: Mozilla CCPA Regulation Comments
• November 2019: Blog: Mozilla Mornings on the future of openness and data access in the EU
• November 2019: Blog: Mozilla plays role in Kenya's adoption of crucial data protection law
  • And: Op-Ed: 5 policy hotspots that are key to Africa's digital transformation
• April 2019: Mozilla affidavit in support of Kenya Human Rights Commission
• April 2019: Blog: A Path Forward: Rights and Rules to Protect Privacy in the United States
  • And: Filing: U.S. Consumer Privacy Bill Blueprint
• February 2019: Blog: Kenya Government mandates DNA-linked national ID, without data protection law
• January 2019: Blog: Kenya Considers Protection of Privacy and Personal Data
  • And: Filing: Submission of Comments on the Kenya Privacy and Data Protection Bill, 2018
  • And: Filing: Mozilla’s comments on the white paper of the Committee of Experts on data protection framework for India
  • And: Blog: Ahead of Senate vote, Mozilla endorses Brazilian Data Protection Bill (PLC 53/2018)
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Releases Recommendations on Draft EU ePrivacy Regulation
  • And: Blog: Mozilla files comments on NTIA’s proposed American privacy framework
  • And: Filing: Letter to Congress About Facebook Data Sharing
• December 2018: Blog: Privacy in practice: Mozilla talks “lean data” in India
  • And: Filing: Mozilla’s Comments on The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018
  • And: Filing: Mozilla’s comments on the white paper of the Committee of Experts on data protection framework for India
• October 2018: Blog: Indian Supreme Court rules on Aadhaar: Delayed scrutiny
• September 2018: Blog: A mixed bag: Mozilla reacts to the Indian Supreme Court’s landmark verdict on Aadhaar
• September 2018: Blog: EU copyright reform: the facts
• July 2018: Blog: Mozilla applauds passage of Brazilian data protection law
• July 2018: Blog: Ahead of Senate vote, Mozilla endorses Brazilian Data Protection Bill (PLC 53/2018)
• June 2018: Article: We need a strong law on privacy
• June 2018: Blog: Privacy Progress and Protections for California
• June 2018: Blog: The Supreme Court Scores a Win for Privacy
• May 2018: Blog: 13 things to know about the GDPR
  • And: Blog: The General Data Protection Regulation and Firefox
  • And: Op-Ed: As Europe’s data protection law kicks in, where does India stand?
  • And: Blog: The Clash of GDPR and IoT
• February 2018: Blog: An Open Letter to Justice Srikrishna About Data Privacy and Aadhaar
• January 2018: Filing: Mozilla submission to Srikrishna Committee
• November 2017: Blog: What data protection should look like in India
• November 2017: Blog: Why do you need Aadhaar to investigate a lost package?
• October 2017: Paper: Mozilla​ ​position​ ​paper​ ​on​ ​the​ ​European​ ​Commission’s​ ​draft​ ​e-Privacy​ ​Regulation
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Releases Recommendations on Draft EU ePrivacy Regulation
  • And: Paper: Amendments​ ​on​ ​the​ ​ePrivacy​ ​Regulation proposed​ ​by​ ​Mozilla
• August 2017: Blog: Mozilla applauds India Supreme Court’s decision upholding privacy as a fundamental right
• July 2017: Blog: Mozilla statement on Supreme Court hearings on Aadhaar
• June 2017: Blog: Engaging on e-Privacy at the European Parliament
• May 2017: Op-ed: Aadhaar isn’t progress — it’s dystopian and dangerous
• May 2017: Blog: EU privacy reform can increase trust, user empowerment, but must be done right
• March 2017: Blog: U.S. Broadband Privacy Rules: We will Fight to Protect User Privacy
• January 2017: Blog: Lean Data Practices: Helping Businesses and Developers be more Privacy Aware
• January 2017: Blog: Fighting Back Against Unlawful Warrants and Indefinite Gag Orders to Protect Internet Privacy and Security
  • And: Filing: In Re 381 Search Warrants Amicus Brief
• July 2016: Filing: Mozilla e-Privacy filing to European Commission
• July 2016: Filing: Mozilla submission to TRAI Consultation Paper on Cloud Computing
• May 2016: Filing: Comments on FCC NPRM on Broadband Privacy
• May 2016: Blog: The Countdown is On: 24 Months to GDPR Compliance
• January 2016: Blog: Introducing Lean Data Practices
• January 2016: Blog: Prioritizing Privacy: Good for Business
• October 2015: Filing: Letter to the Bundestag
  • And: Blog: Data Retention in Deutschland
• September 2015: Blog: CalECPA nears the finish line, to potential global benefits
• May 2015: Blog: Putting our Data Privacy Principles Into Action
• March 2015: Blog: Mozilla Privacy Teaching Task Force
• March 2015: Blog: A Look Back at Privacy Day 2015
• March 2015: Blog: Trust in an Increasingly Connected World
• February 2015: Blog: Making Progress on Privacy: CalECPA Reform
• January 2015: Blog: How Mozilla Addresses the Privacy Paradox
• November 2014: Blog: Designing Tiles for Trust
• November 2014: Blog: Mozilla’s Data Privacy Principles Revisited
• November 2014: Blog: Introducing Polaris Privacy Initiative to Accelerate User-focused Privacy Online
• August 2014: Blog: Trust should be the currency
• July 2014: Blog: Prefer:Safe — Making Online Safety Simpler in Firefox
• April 2014: Blog: Clearer Mozilla Privacy Website & Policies
• April 2014: Filing: Big Data
  • And: Blog: Mozilla's Submission to Obama Admin on Big Data
• March 2014: Blog: Marco Civil - A Groundbreaking, Although Not Perfect, Victory for Brazilian Internet Users
• March 2014: Blog: User Data & You: Privacy for Programmers
• January 2014: Blog: Celebrate Data Privacy Day!
• December 2013: Blog: Nationwide Day of Action for Online Privacy
• October 2013: Blog: We’re More Than The Sum Of Our Data
• June 2013: Blog: Mozilla joins with Stanford and others to launch Cookie Clearinghouse
• May 2013: Blog: Designing Meaningful Security and Privacy Experiences (Part II)
• May 2013: Blog: Exploring the Emotions of Security, Privacy and Identity (Part I)
• May 2013: Blog: Mozilla’s new Do Not Track dashboard: Firefox users continue to seek out and enable DNT
• April 2013: Blog: Data, Apps and Developers
• February 2013: Blog: Firefox getting smarter about third-party cookies
• January 2013: Blog: “do track or do not track?” — that is the question
• January 2013: Blog: Search Suggestions for Firefox for Android: Another example of Mozilla’s approach to Privacy by Design
• October 2012: Blog: Being social with privacy in mind
• September 2012: Blog: The next phase of the Collusion project
• September 2012: Blog: Congratulations, Chrome Users
• May 2012: Blog: Do Not Track: It’s the user’s voice that matters
• May 2012: Blog: Do Not Track Gains More Support around the Web
• May 2012: Blog: Do Not Track is for Email Too
• May 2012: Blog: Rolling Out HTTPS Google search
• April 2012: Blog: Mozilla’s Identity Platform Finalist for Federal Support
• April 2012: Blog: Zeroing in on DNT:1
• February 2012: Blog: Do Not Track goes mobile: Mozilla demos privacy preference at Mobile World Congress
• February 2012: Blog: Mozilla Led Effort for DNT Finds Broad Support
• January 2012: Blog: Mozilla to Offer New User-Centric Services in 2012
• November 2011: Blog: Deeper Discussion of our Decision on DNT Defaults
• November 2011: Blog: Why we won’t enable DNT by default
• November 2011: Blog: Do Not Track Adoption in Firefox Mobile is 3x Higher than Desktop
• October 2011: Blog: AdTruth Implements Do Not Track
• September 2011: Blog: Agreeing on Do Not Track
• September 2011: Blog: Building Privacy Into Telemetry
• September 2011: Blog: Mozilla Publishes Developer Guide on DNT; Releases DNT Adoption Numbers
• June 2011: Blog: DNT Gaining Traction in Europe
• May 2011: Blog: What’s the Browser got to do with EU e-Privacy Directive?
• May 2011: Blog: Catching up on DNT Developments
• March 2011: Blog: Industry Adoption of DNT Underway
• March 2011: Blog: Mozilla’s Comments to the FTC on Privacy
• January 2011: Blog: DNT: 1 = “Tell sites I do not want to be tracked”
• January 2011: Blog: More Choice and Control Over Online Tracking
• January 2011: Blog: Mozilla’s Privacy & Data Operating Principles

Access

• November 2019: Blog: Disconnecting the Connected: How Regulatory and Tax Treatment of Over-The-Top-Services in Africa Creates Barriers for Internet Access
  • And: Report: Regulatory Treatment of OTTs in Africa
• June 2019: Blog: It's time for the US Senate to Save the Net
• April 2019: Blog: US House Votes to Save the Internet
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Files Suit Against FCC to Protect Net Neutrality
• July 2017: Blog: Mozilla releases research results: Zero rating is not serving as an on-ramp to the internet
• March 2017: Blog: Announcing the Equal Rating Innovation Challenge Winners
• January 2017: Blog: Locally Relevant Content Gap and Equal Rating
• January 2017: Blog: Mozilla Comments on TRAI Free Data Recommendations
• June 2016: Filing: Comments by the Mozilla Corporation on the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s Consultation Paper on Free Data
  • And: Blog: Protecting the Open Internet in India
• December 2015: Filing: Mozilla Comment on TRAI Consultation Paper on Differential Pricing
• November 2015: Filing: Comments on OSIPTEL (Peru) zero-rating resolution
• October 2015: Blog: 4 Days in NYC for the Open Web Fellows
• August 2015: Blog: Host the Heroes of Tomorrow
• June 2015: Filing: Comments to RUS, NTIA RFC on Broadband Opportunity Council
• May 2015: Filing: Letter from Mitchell Baker to Prime Minister Modi Supporting Net Neutrality in India
• May 2015: Blog: Mozilla View on Zero-Rating

Copyright

• January 2020: Blog: Competition and Innovation in Software Development Depend on a Supreme Court Reversal in Google v. Oracle
  • And: Contribution to Filing: Brief of Amici Curiae
• September 2019: Blog: CASE Act Threatens User Rights in the United States
• March 2019: Blog: Mozilla statement on the adoption of the EU Copyright directive
• March 2019: Blog: EU copyright reform: a missed opportunity
  • And: Blog: Copyright reform in the European Union
  • And: Blog: EU Copyright Law Undermines Innovation and Creativity on the Internet. Mozilla is Fighting for Reform
  • And: Blog: Mozilla reacts to EU Parliament vote on copyright reform
  • And: Blog: Mozilla statement on the conclusion of EU copyright directive ‘trialogue’ negotiations
  • And: Slides: The future of creativity: Why openness matters
• February 2019: Blog: Mozilla Asks Supreme Court to Protect App Development
  • And: Filing: Mozilla – Google v Oracle Amicus Brief
• February 2019: Blog: Mozilla statement on the conclusion of EU copyright directive ‘trialogue’ negotiations
• September 2018: Blog: Mozilla reacts to EU Parliament vote on copyright reform
• July 2018: Blog: EU Parliament rejects rubber stamping disastrous copyright bill
• July 2018: Op-ed: The EU’s disastrous copyright reform will sabotage internet culture
• April 2018: Blog: Decision in Oracle v. Google Fair Use Case Could Hinder Innovation in Software Development
• June 2018: Blog: Parliament adopts dangerous copyright proposal – but the battle continues
• July 2017: Interview: Raegan MacDonald with IPPro the Internet
• May 2017: Blog: Fair Use is Essential to Software Development
• February 2017: Filing: Section 512 Study, Request for Additional Comments
  • And: Blog: We Are All Creators Now
• January 2017: Filing: Input on Register of Copyrights
• September 2016: Blog: Commission Proposal to Reform Copyright is Inadequate
• October 2016: Filing: Additional Comments on Section 1201 Study
• August 2016: Filing: FCC Letter on Copyright and Set-top Boxes
  • And: Blog: EU Copyright Law Undermines Innovation and Creativity on the Internet. Mozilla is Fighting for Reform
• June 2016: Filing: Letter on IPR Enforcement
• May 2016: Blog: This is What a Rightsholder Looks Like in 2016
• April 2016: Filing: Comments on Section 512 Study
  • And: Blog: Reining in Abuses of the DMCA Notice System
• April 2016: Filing: Mozilla submission to European Commission on IPRED
• March 2016: Filing: Mozilla comments on Section 1201 Study
  • And: Blog: Challenges to Openness under U.S. Copyright Law
• May 2015: Blog: Copyright Reform in the European Union

Patent

• May 2018: Blog: Using interoperability for horizontal competition and data portability
• April 2018: Blog: Interoperability: Questions of principle and principal
• January 2017: Amicus Brief: Supreme Court in Impression Products v. Lexmark Int'l
• January 2017: Blog: Patent Rights Should Be Balanced By Consumer Rights
• January 2017: Filing: Comments to USPTO RFC on Subject-Matter Eligibility
  • And: Blog: Continuing Advances in Patent Quality
• December 2016: Patent Infographic
  • And: Blog: The Invisible Patents In Your Holiday Shopping Cart
• October 2016: Debuted Patent Quest at MozFest
• January 2016: Amicus Brief: Internet Companies to Federal Circuit in Halo Electronics v. Pulse Electronics
  • And: Blog: Addressing the Chilling Effect of Patent Damages
• November 2015: Mozilla Open Software Patent Initiative
  • And: Blog: Creating opportunities for Open Innovation through Patents
• May 2015: Filing: Comments to USPTO RFC on Enhancing Patent Quality
• April 2015: Blog: Open Source Software and the Patent System

Internet governance

• June 2020: Filing: Mozilla and CDT Joint Filing to National Telecommunications & Information Administration on WTSA Priorities
• June 2020: Blog: Mozilla’s response to EU Commission Public Consultation on AI
  • And: Filing: Mozilla’s response to the European Commission’s Public Consultation on AI
• June 2020: Blog: Mozilla releases recommendations on EU Data Strategy
  • And: Blog: Mozilla European Data Strategy Submission 2020
• May 2020: Blog: Mozilla Mornings on advertising and micro-targeting in the EU Digital Services Act
• February 2020: Blog: The new EU digital strategy: A good start, but more to be done
• February 2020: Blog: Mozilla Mornings on the EU Digital Services Act: Making responsibility a reality
• November 2019: Blog: Mozilla Mornings on the future of openness and data access in the EU
• August 2019: Blog: Mozilla Mornings on the future of EU content regulation
• March 2019: Blog: Meet the newest walled garden
• January 2019: Blog: Online content regulation in Europe: a paradigm for the future #1
  • And: Blog: Searching for sustainable and progressive policy solutions for illegal content in Europe
  • And: Blog: India attempts to turn online companies into censors and undermines security – Mozilla responds
  • And: Blog: Fighting Crime Shouldn’t Kill the Internet
  • And: Blog: The EU Terrorist Content Regulation – a threat to the ecosystem and our users’ rights
• January 2019: Blog: India attempts to turn online companies into censors and undermines security – Mozilla responds
• November 2018: Blog: Mozilla files comments on NTIA’s proposed American privacy framework
  • And: Filing: Developing the Administration's Approach to Consumer Privacy (83 FR 48600)
• February 2016: Blog: Mozilla Stands up for Public Participation and Openness in Trans-Pacific Partnership
• April 2015: Blog: Comments Sought on Internet Governance Transition
• September 2014: Blog: Reflects on the 9th Internet Governance Forum
• April 2014: Blog: Reflections on NETmundial
• April 2014: Filing: Mozilla Submission on Evolving Internet Governance
• March 2014: Blog: O inovador Marco Civil da Internet precisa de apoio!

Disinformation & Illegal Content

• July 2020: Blog: Criminal proceedings against Malaysiakini will harm free expression in Malaysia
• June 2020: Blog: Mozilla’s analysis: Brazil’s fake news law harms privacy, security, and free expression
• June 2020: Blog: Brazil’s fake news law will harm users
• February 2020: Blog: The new EU digital strategy: A good start, but more to be done
• February 2020: Blog: Mozilla Mornings on the EU Digital Services Act: Making responsibility a reality
• January 2020: Blog: Open Letter to Indian IT Minister by Mozilla, GitHub, and Cloudflare: Release draft intermediary liability rules, assuage concerns voiced during public consultation
  • And: Letter: Cloudflare, GitHub and Mozilla - India Intermediary Liability Amendments Open Letter
• October 2019: Blog: A Year in Review: Fighting Online Disinformation
  • And: Report: Mozilla Self-Assessment on Disinformation
  • And: Blog: Facebook's Ad Archive API is Inadequate
  • And: Blog: Today's Firefox Blocks Third-Party Tracking Cookies and Cryptomining by Default
• August 2019: Blog: Mozilla Mornings on the future of EU content regulation
• July 2019: Blog: Building on the UK white paper: How to better protect internet openness and individuals' rights in the fight against online harms
  • And: Filing: Mozilla submission to the UK government Online Harms white paper consultation
• April 2019: Blog: What we think about the UK government’s ‘Online Harms’ white paper
  • And: Blog: Searching for sustainable and progressive policy solutions for illegal content in Europe
  • And: Blog: One hour takedown deadlines: The wrong answer to Europe’s content regulation question
  • And: Blog: EU copyright reform: a missed opportunity
  • And: Blog: The EU Terrorist Content Regulation – a threat to the ecosystem and our users’ rights
  • And: Blog: Online content regulation in Europe: a paradigm for the future #1
• January 2019: Blog: Brussels Mozilla Mornings – Disinformation and online advertising: an unhealthy relationship?
• October 2018: Blog: Getting serious about political ad transparency with Ad Analysis for Facebook
  • And: Blog: Firefox: Helping you to tackle the midterms on your terms
  • And: Blog: Mozilla Raises Concerns Over Facebook’s Lack of Transparency
• September 2018: Blog: EU Code published: another step forward in the fight against disinformation
  • And: Blog: Mozilla marks 20th anniversary with commitment to better human experiences online
  • And: Blog: Report of High Level Expert Group on “Fake News”: A good first step, more work is needed
• July 2018: Blog: Searching for sustainable and progressive policy solutions for illegal content in Europe
• March 2018: Blog: Report of High Level Expert Group on “Fake News”: A good first step, more work is needed
  • And: Blog: Mozilla files response to European Commission ‘Fake news and online disinformation’ public consultation
  • And: Filing: Mozilla EU filing on fake news and online disinformation
  • And: Filing: Measures to further improve the effectiveness of the fight against illegal content online
  • And: Blog: Effective and rights-protective procedures for tackling illegal content – Mozilla files comment to the European Commission
  • And: Contribution to Final report of the High Level Expert Group on Fake News and Online Disinformation
• March 2018: Blog: Speech and liability at the fragile core of the open internet

Miscellaneous

• July 2020: Blog: The Open Technology Fund’s vital role for democracy worldwide should not be undermined
  • And: Open Technology Fund Amicus Brief
• May 2020: Blog: An opportunity for openness and user agency in the proposed Facebook-Giphy merger
• September 2019: Blog: Charting a new course for tech competition
  • And: Paper: Mozilla Competition Working Paper
• April 2019: Blog: Brussels Mozilla Mornings: A policy blueprint for internet health
• March 2019: Filing: Submission to DIPP on India's Draft E-Commerce Policy (India)
• March 2019: Blog: Mozilla statement on the Christchurch terror attack
• September 2018: Blog: Contributing to the European Commission’s review of digital competition
  • And: Blog: Mozilla files FTC comments calling for interoperability to promote competition
  • And: Filing: Shaping competition policy in the era of digitalisation
  • And: Report: Spotlight: Too big tech?
• August 2018: Blog: Mozilla files FTC comments calling for interoperability to promote competition
  • And: Report: Spotlight: Too big tech?
  • And: Filing: Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century Hearings, Project NumberP181201
• April 2018: Blog: What I wish Zuckerberg had said
• March 2018: Blog: It’s time for the G20’s first digital agenda
• January 2018: Blog: Mozilla’s Public Policy Impact on Internet Health
• January 2018: Blog: Here’s to a New Kid on the Block
• October 2017: Filing: Submission to UK Technology Committee Inquiry on Algorithms
  • And: Blog: Mozilla's Comments to the UK Algorithms Inquiry
• July 2017 : Blog: G20 Nations Must Set Clear Priorities For Digital Agenda
• April 2017: Filing: European Data Economy consultation
• April 2017: Blog: Mozilla at #rp17: What’s up with Internet Health?
• March 2017: Blog: Mozilla @RightsCon 2017: Come See How We Are Fighting For An Open Internet
  • And: Blog: Five issues that will determine the future of Internet Health
• January 2017: Blog: Calling on the New U.S Presidential Administration to Make the Internet a Priority
• May 2016: Blog: Mozilla’s Transparency Report
• January 2015: Blog: Reflections on CES 2015
• November 2014: Blog: MozFest – It’s a Wrap!
• August 2014: Blog: MozFest 2014 – Calling All Policy & Advocacy Session Proposals
• January 2014: Blog: Introducing our New Open Internet Policy Blog