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ALT Event announcement for 'Getting Ready for Q-Day: Post-Quantum Encryption Leaves the Lab' hosted by Mozilla on October 21, 2026, at 6 pm UTC.
ALT Event banner for a 2026 Internet Society webinar on privacy threats from encrypted messaging to VPNs, hosted by Global Encryption Coalition.
ALT Play your encryption card whenever you can!
ALT Throughout day-to-day life, encryption keeps your personal information safe and secure. An illustration of a pawn landing on a space on a game board next to a blue encryption card.
ALT Text explains that protecting your privacy is often as simple as choosing the right app or service.
ALT Text explains that a quick Google search or looking for a padlock icon in your browser can often tell you whether you're using encryption.
ALT Event banner for a discussion on encryption gaps between public desires and policymaker actions, hosted by the Center for Democracy and Technology on October 21, 2026.
ALT Event announcement for 'Bans and Scans: Insights from GPD's World Map of Encryption' on 21 October 2026, hosted by Global Partners Digital.
ALT Event announcement for a discussion on VPN security hosted by Christian Dawson on October 21, 2026, at 2:40pm UTC by the Global Encryption Coalition.
ALT Encryption is the foundation of a safe and secure Internet.
ALT Text explaining that around the world, policies threaten encryption, and reducing security puts people at risk.
ALT Text explaining that the UK government ordered Apple to provide access to encrypted data, leading Apple to stop providing end-to-end encrypted data storage in the UK.
ALT Text explaining that Meta stopped offering end-to-end encryption for Instagram direct messages, putting its users at risk.
ALT Text explaining that Egypt's Telecommunications Law heavily restricts encryption.
ALT Text explaining that weakening encryption does not prevent crimes or make people safer. It makes services less secure.
ALT A graphic promoting Mozilla's session at the Global Encryption Day Summit 2026, which focuses on post-quantum encryption.
ALT Text urging the reader not to go through life without encryption. An orange risk card sits at the bottom of the graphic.
ALT Text explaining that without encryption, online shopping becomes risky. An orange risk card illustration.
ALT Text explaining that encryption prevents bad things from happening.
ALT A poster advertising Unencrypted: The Game, showing a game board, box, and card.
ALT A graphic promoting the Global Partners Digital session entitled "Bans and Scans: Insights from GPD's World Map of Encryption."
ALT A graphic promoting the Center for Democracy and Technology's session at the Global Encryption Day Summit 2026.
ALT The Global Encryption Coalition logo and text asking what encryption is.
ALT A hand holds dangles keys. Text explains that encryption is a process that scrambles data.
ALT A hand holds a cellphone. Text explains that encryption can secure both stored and transmitted data.
ALT A blue 'encryption' card and text explaining that encryption is like a power-up that makes life easier.
ALT Text explaining that end-to-end encryption is the strongest form of encryption.
ALT Text explaining that encryption is for everyone and everyone deserves privacy online.