Mozilla Foundation
A nonprofit technology organization dedicated to open internet principles and user privacy protection. In 2023, it published the *Privacy Not Included* report, which evaluates the privacy practices of major automobile brands.
Timeline (last 90 days)
The Open Badges Standard was originally proposed by the Mozilla Foundation in 2011.
The Wikimedia Foundation and the Mozilla Foundation both transitioned from being attached to parent institutions or commercial entities to becoming independent nonprofits, and can serve as reference precedents for arXiv's transition.
The Mozilla Foundation launched one of the industry's earliest Bug Bounty Programs in 2004.
In 2004, the Mozilla Foundation pioneered a bug bounty program targeting the Firefox browser.
All Facts (4)
The Open Badges Standard was originally proposed by the Mozilla Foundation in 2011.
50%UnverifiedThe Wikimedia Foundation and the Mozilla Foundation both transitioned from being attached to parent institutions or commercial entities to becoming independent nonprofits, and can serve as reference precedents for arXiv's transition.
50%UnverifiedThe Mozilla Foundation launched one of the industry's earliest Bug Bounty Programs in 2004.
50%UnverifiedIn 2004, the Mozilla Foundation pioneered a bug bounty program targeting the Firefox browser.
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