Privacy Charter

Principle I

Privacy is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. No government, company, or algorithm has the right to profile you without your explicit, informed, and revocable consent.

Principle II

We collect nothing about our visitors. No cookies, no analytics, no fingerprinting, no IP logs. We practice exactly what we teach.

Principle III

We are politically neutral. Privacy affects everyone regardless of political allegiance. We will never align with any party, campaign, or ideology.

Principle IV

We accept no advertising, no corporate sponsorship, and no government funding. We are funded only by people who believe in the mission.

Principle V

Data siloes are a safeguard. The fragmentation of personal data across separate systems protects citizens. We oppose any infrastructure that destroys those silos.

Principle VI

Surveillance infrastructure is never neutral. Once built, it will be used — regardless of who holds power. We oppose its construction on principle.

Principle VII

We operate as openly as safety allows. Our methods, finances, and decisions are transparent to members. Our infrastructure protects those who cannot afford exposure.