In line with the conclusions of the recent CISA election report, our position has not changed: digital systems only add vulnerabilities to the voting system, including voter registration, casting a ...

Recent reports have drawn attention to Raspberry Pi firmware that can prevent users from replacing or upgrading the RAM on Raspberry Pi versions 4 and 5, as well as on Raspberry Pi Compute Modules.

Most modern Web sites contain a growing number of programs that the user's Web browser downloads and runs automatically as pages are loaded. While these JavaScript programs can provide functionality ...

These beautiful badges are perfect for sharing on social media or embedding on your Web site or blog. Click the thumbnail images below for their larger versions and their embed codes. All image source ...

Notices accompanying free software, like clear authorship and license information, can serve an important purpose when they communicate to users the freedom to run, study, modify, copy, and distribute ...

The more we share the free software philosophy, the closer we get to a free world. The Bluesky developers have taken steps to improve upon microblogging services like X (Twitter), but there continue ...

This is a tour of the FSF office from December 2010, for people who can't make it out here to visit us.

The Free Software Foundation has a responsible investment policy which supports our mission. We do not purchase stock shares in companies who produce proprietary software, nor do we purchase funds ...

The notice should be sent to our designated agent, Craig Topham, via email (craigt@fsf.org) or fax (617-542-2652 x56). We may display a copy of your DMCA notice in place of the removed work. The Free ...

Mass-scale surveillance like PRISM is disturbing, but is an unsurprising effect of how centralized the Web is today. For years, people have been trusting more and more of their data to remotely hosted ...

More information on how you can increase the distribution of GNU Press books where you live.

The GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3) is the most protective of computer user freedom, yet it remains the most misunderstood of the GNU family of licenses. The AGPLv3 was created to ...