Our mission

YourDigitalRights.org was created because we believe that privacy is a basic human right, and that exercising this right should be easy. The European General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) provide the legal infrastructure to protect people’s fundamental right of privacy online.

Privacy regulations such as the GDPR and the CCPA are a step in the right direction, but exercising your rights under these legislations is still hard enough for most people not to bother with it. The situation is made worse because many organizations make it hard to file data requests (for example by not publishing any corporate email addresses on their website). The purpose of this service is to make the rights granted by these legislations accessible to everyone.

This is a free service. We are not a business and do not have a business model. We do not offer any services to the organizations on the list. We do not collect or trade any personal data. This service is Open Source.

Who we are

YourDigitalRights.org is a production of Conscious Digital, a non profit organization creating people centric digital initiatives which promote and advance Digital Human Rights.

Interested in joining us?

If you are concerned about the loss of privacy, rampant surveillance capitalism, micro-targeting and misinformation and the addictive nature of digital services then we’d love for you to join us!

We’re looking for volunteers including React developers, and people who can help us translate the website into additional European languages, but anyone is welcome. Please contact us at [email protected].

Funding

This project is self funded by it’s creators, and with the help of your donations.

Contributors

Mark Gerrard - Frontend web developer.

Rob Chandler - Frontend web developer, mobile app developer and creator of Skyjacker, the AR flight tracking game.

Steeve George Vadakkumchery - Frontend web developer.

Sponsors

We’d like to thank the following organizations for supporting our open source effort buy providing a free or discounted version of their services:

Bablic - for providing a platform which allows us to translate and localize this website.

Crunchbase - for providing a snapshot of their company database which we use to enrich our list of organizations.

FeatureUpvote - for providing an effective way to gather community feedback regarding our roadmap.

Innocraft - for providing a hosted version of Matomo (Piwik), the open source and privacy minded web analytics platform.

Mailgo - for creating an awesome open source library which makes 'mailto' links user friendly, and for being super responsive to our requests.

Smooth Websites - for helping us implement an SEO strategy.