Your favorite emoji can now have a secret meaning. Mozilla, the company behind the Firefox browser, has created a new game that uses emoji to teach people about ...

The site lets you write a message, encode it using emoji, and then send it to a friend. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of analysts covering smart ...

Stumped? That’s because it’s encrypted. Well, sorta. The message, if you were curious, reads: “Encryption Matters,” and it’s part of a project by Mozilla — alongside TODO, an Italian creative agency — ...

Mozilla has announced a fun and educational tool dubbed Codemoji that introduces internet users to the basics of encryption through emojis. To put it simply, Codemoji is a web-based tool that allows ...

Google Messages is getting new features that improve the conversation between multiple users and make chats more secure. The instant messaging platform rivaling WhatsApp, Telegram, and other popular ...

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Encryption is a word that has been used quite a bit as of late, especially when concerning the Apple vs. FBI case to open the iPhone of an alleged shooter and popular messaging apps like WhatsApp.

Are you struggling to grasp the basics of encryption? Let Mozilla break it down for you, with the help of something a little easier to understand: emoji. The browser maker on Tuesday launched a ...

Mozilla, the company behind the Firefox browser, has created a new game that uses emoji to teach people about encryption. The web-based tool, called Codemoji, allows you to send coded messages to ...

Mozilla, the company behind the Firefox browser, has created a new game that uses emoji to teach people about encryption. SEE ALSO: Bacon, avocado and selfie emoji are on the way The web-based tool, ...