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They know when you are sleeping. They know when you're
awake. They know if you've been bad or good...
You guessed it. We're not talking about Santa. The NSA and the
world's big Internet and telecommunications companies have built
a massive Surveillance Industrial Complex that undermines all our
freedoms. We need to build our own infrastructure, one that
values freedom, privacy, and security for all people. We need
your help to do it.
Become a member of the Free Software Foundation today to help us
reach our goal of $450,000 by January 31st.
The Free Software Foundation has been defending computer users'
freedoms and privacy for nearly thirty years. No matter the
political climate, we have always fought to defend the freedoms
of all computer users. Today, in the face of mass surveillance,
more people than ever are discovering that free software is a
necessary cornerstone of a free society. With this momentum, we
can turn our blueprints for a free software future into brick and
mortar.
Since day one of the PRISM scandal, the FSF has been
sounding the alarm. We've published high-profile op-eds in
Wired and Slate, and as members of the Stop Watching Us
coalition we marched on Washington to protest mass
surveillance. And we're not just talking about the need for
change; we're doing something about it. This September, we hosted
a hackathon in honor of the GNU System's 30th anniversary,
where participants made contributions to a dozen projects that
form key building blocks of a surveillance-free future.
All the while, we've continued to build towards many more of the
prerequisites for a free society, from working with hardware
manufacturers to fighting DRM in HTML5.
With your support, we can do so much more in 2014.
The Free Software Foundation is only as powerful as our
membership base; individual donations account for the majority of
our funding each year. This has always been a grassroots,
community-supported movement, and it always will be. This year,
we need to meet our goal of $450,000 to build our vision for the
free software movement. You can become a member of the FSF
for just $10/month ($5/month for students); when you join, you'll
get a variety of benefits, including free admission to our annual
conference, LibrePlanet.
Please consider joining as a member to help us meet our
fundraising goal by January 31st.
Every dollar you give helps to build us up.
Happy Hacking,
All of us at the Free Software Foundation
P.S. If you believe in our work, please share our appeal with your social networks.
P.P.S. You can read our full annual appeal online.
This post is available online at https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/build-us-up-free-software-is-a-cornerstone-of-a-free-society.
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