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Polaris — an Initiative Dedicated to Internet Privacy

posted by martyb on Tuesday November 11 2014, @10:33AM   Printer-friendly
from the is-true-anonymity-still-possible? dept.

novak writes:

Mozilla is starting an initiative called Polaris, together with other privacy-centric organizations. https://blog.mozilla.org/privacy/2014/11/10/introducing-polaris-privacy-initiative-to-accelerate-user-focused-privacy-online/

Polaris does not refer to a single product or software program, but rather to an initiative dedicated to advancing user privacy across the internet. Components of the project include:

  • Working to stop tracking code.
  • TOR support.

This will include a number of Mozilla hosted TOR middle relays to boost the network. Here's the wiki with more details.

 
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  • (Score: 2) by Lagg on Tuesday November 11 2014, @03:19PM

    by Lagg (105) on Tuesday November 11 2014, @03:19PM (#114855) Homepage Journal

    They're doing this fresh off of the so-called "Developer Edition" of Firefox and launching some kind of stupid VR site [mozvr.com] that doesn't really need to exist. Meanwhile Firefox continues languishing without attention. I should take back my earlier comment [soylentnews.org]. They're still wasting resources. Just not on firefox itself.

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