April 19, 2012
If you see me dancing or singing with my phone in my hand, I may not just be having a great time, but also creating an encryption key. Part of the …
April 14, 2012
At Guardian Project, we find user-centered development to be essential to producing useful software that addresses real world needs. To drive this, we …
April 10, 2012
While we think that a secure, privacy-enhanced mobile phone is a good thing for just about anybody going about their daily lives, we like to also …
April 3, 2012
When using phones, laptops, computers, etc. it feels like a private experience, as if our screen was the same as a piece of paper, and when that paper …
March 29, 2012
Along with our partner WITNESS, we’ve entered our SecureSmartCam project into the Knight News Challenge, and we need your support to get to the next …
March 22, 2012
What if you could call me directly through my email? No exchanging of phone numbers or searching for handles on Skype. Just plain and simple email. …
March 21, 2012
The Guardian Project develops open source software primarily for the Android platform but we strive for security by design to be a part of all …
March 19, 2012
One of the most important uses of cryptography these days is verifying the identity of the other side of a digital conversation. That conversation …
March 15, 2012
PGP started with Phil Zimmerman’s Pretty Good Privacy, which is now turned into an open IETF standard known as OpenPGP. These days, the reference …
March 15, 2012
Update: this blog post has been changed to reference our new FDroid repository at https://guardianproject.info/fdroid. If you are still using the old …