Rebecca Ricks: Documenting corporate surveillance
Mozilla has been increasingly alarmed as Facebook has been involved in one privacy controversy after another. The news that Cambridge…
Manoush Zomorodi says it’s time to get bored
Do you remember when you got your first smartphone? I do. Having instant access to all the internet offers, right…
3 ways to break out of your social media bubble
For as long as the internet’s been around, we’ve talked about it in terms of connection. We connect to the…
Mozilla celebrates 24 incredible women on International Women’s Day
In honor of International Women’s Day, Mozilla’s Twitter feed will be filled with the stories of extraordinary women who have…
Why we need to hold algorithms accountable
On Wednesday, Feb. 14, David Hogg survived the unthinkable, the devastating shooting at his school, Margery Stoneman Douglas High in…
“We’re creating a culture where people are constantly surveilled”
The Internet as we know and love it thrives on anonymity. Every day, in small and sometimes extraordinary ways, we…
On the internet, no one knows you’re doggo
For decades, the internet has come with its own cloak of invisibility. To quote The New Yorker’s famous cartoon, and…
Jillian Mayer makes art for the post-screen era
Jillian Mayer’s work explores the collapsing universe between IRL and URL, a world where our data and devices are increasingly…
What the Grayscale Challenge Taught Us About Phone Addiction
There’s a lot of talk these days about how addicted we are to our screens. At Mozilla, a few of…
Does facial recognition software have a racial bias problem?
Over the past few weeks, maybe you’ve seen your feed fill up with art selfies: pictures of your friends matched…