This is the internet, and it's
filled with unencrypted data.
Data that can be targeted
by all kinds of eavesdroppers.
All i need is Wi-Fi and some software
and I can see everything you're up to.
The EFF has been protecting your privacy
online for over 25 years.
And now, their goal is to encrypt the web -
the whole thing - switch every site from
insecure HTTP to secure HTTPS.
That S makes all the difference.
(whispering) It's for secure.
The lock lets you know
your session is safe.
Here's the problem: not every site
supports encryption yet. But the EFF has
you covered with two powerful tools.
The first is HTTPS Everywhere.
It's a plugin for browsers
like Chrome and Firefox.
It encrypts your communication
with most major websites
so they can't spy on you.
The second tool is Certbot.
If you run your own site
you can easily secure it
with an SSL certificate.
That used to be a huge
expensive hassle, but Certbot
simplifies and automates the whole thing.
And it costs zero dollars.
And that's just the beginning.
Find out all the ways the EFF is
protecting your rights online
at eff.org.
Stay safe out there.
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