
The Guardian Project aims to create easy to use apps, open-source firmware MODs, and customized, commercial mobile phones that can be used and deployed around the world, by any person looking to protect their communications and personal data from unjust intrusion and monitoring.
Funding to date
2012
$388,500
18 months
2015
$468,875
18 months
Internet Freedom Fund
2019
$4,000
1 months
Community Lab
2018
$346,000
24 months
Total Funding: $1,207,375
We wrote about it
- Future-Proofing Mobile Media
- Year One Accomplishments
- Tools for Communication Security
- How Journalists Can Stay Secure Reporting from Android Devices
- Reporters Without Borders and Torservers.net, partners against online surveillance and censorship
- OTF Monthly Report for April 2014
- OTF Monthly Report for May 2015
- Good translations are essential to usability: Guardian Project
- The Guardian Project: Building Mobile Security for a Dangerous World
- How People in Hong Kong Can Communicate if Cell Networks Go Down: Mashable
- A guide to staying online if the internet or social media gets blocked in your country: Quartz
- March 2017 Monthly Report
- May 2017 Monthly Report
- June 2017 Monthly Report
- October 2017 Monthly Report
- Facebook Adds Tor support on Android