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Have you seen "Odyssey" by Christopher Nolan? Our ethos resembles Zeus's law: "welcome guest with food, drink and shelter before asking who they were or why they had come. It didn’t matter if you were king, messenger, friend or beggar". 100% of our work is free and accessible beyond priviledges.
What does privacy look like this week? A private period tracker, wallet accountability, VPN freedom, resistance to digital ID—and a North Korean operative uncovered inside MetaMask’s development team. Explore Web3Privacy Now Newsletter here 👇 news.web3privacy.info/2026-30/
Weekend rabbit hole 🕳️ Open the Web3Privacy Explorer, pick a category you've never explored before, and see what builders are working on. You might discover your next favorite privacy project. explorer.web3privacy.info
And where to be next? At Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress 3 in Mumbai! Already• 1,200+ registrations • global speaker lineup taking shape • strong local organising team • increased Global South representation 🌐https://congress.web3privacy.info/
Thanks to all our members, partners and contributors. Without you it wouldn't be possible.
Alongside the Summit, we published the State of Decentralized Privacy 2026 to map out the current state of decentralized privacy, because it is often discussed as a coming feature of decentralized systems. new.web3privacy.info/projects/sta...
It wasn't only about talks. Participants joined GrapheneOS workshops, explored the Neo-Cypherpunk Library, visited art installations, supported fundraising for Tor and Internet Archive, and connected in collaborative community spaces.
You can listen to the talks online now. Playlist with all the talks www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivVe... Internet Archive mirror: archive.org/details/@web...
The agenda reflected that breadth: • censorship resistance • cryptography • digital rights • ethical AI • internet governance • open protocols • sustainable open source • community coordination
The Neocypherpunk Summit convened cryptographers, developers, researchers, lawyers, journalists, and digital rights advocates from across the Web3 and public-interest technology ecosystems.
The Summit covered the entire privacy stack. Operating systems. Browsers. Messaging. Wallets. Storage. Digital money. Infrastructure.
This wasn't just another Web3 conference. 100+ speakers from organizations including Tor,Brave, OONI, Human Rights Foundation, Open Collective, GrapheneOS and many others joined researchers, artists and civil society. Privacy needs all of them.
The Neo-Cypherpunk Summit report is out. More than 1,000 builders, researchers, activists, lawyers, journalists, artists and technologists came together in Berlin to explore the future of privacy. Here's what emerged. 📖 docs.fileverse.io/d/02000b7600...
Zero-Knowledge isn't just a buzzword—it's changing how we think about privacy, trust, and computation. We sat down with @lisaakselrod.bsky.social (Aztec Labs) to discuss ZK, decentralized sequencers, AI accountability, and the future of privacy infrastructure. www.youtube.com/watch?v=tumE...
Looking for privacy projects beyond the usual names? Explore 800+ projects across the Web3 privacy ecosystem with the Web3Privacy Explorer: explorer.web3privacy.info Building something we missed? Hit Add Project and help us keep the map open, current, and community-driven.
Anonymize your pics 👉 anonymizer.web3privacy.info After so much demand during our events, one of our core contributors vibecoded one for everyone. enjoy
"Democracy isn't politicians and institutions. We are democracy. We deserve freedom." Listen to great panel discussion from Neocypherpunk Summit with @pg.web3privacy.info , Kris Decoodt, Bastin Jafari and Koss called Privacy, and Real and Local Collective Actions. www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0iw...
Report on Decentralized Privacy Privacy is often discussed as a coming feature of decentralized systems. This report argues that it has already arrived; unevenly, incompletely, and under genuine tension. - 826 projects mapped - 24% of it have privacy on default - 0/24 Wallets passed basic test
Got bored on Sunday? Spend some time learning freedom:academy.web3privacy.info
If you are curious what tools is @audreyt.org using, you can explore their stack here: stacks.web3privacy.info/stacks/audre...
"When thoughtfully designed, technology and democracy can serve as mutually reinforcing allies",- @audreyt.org NeoCypherpunk Summit | Berlin 2026
Every event, publication, discussion, and collaboration contributes to a stronger privacy ecosystem. Thank you to everyone building alongside Web3Privacy Now. Community remains our biggest achievement.
If you wanted to check out the speeches from our Neocypherpunk Summit, but prefer to not use YouTube, then this one is for you. All talks from Stage One are uploaded to @internetarchive.eu as well now!
Why partner with Cypherpunk Congress ⭐️5000 people from 70 countries ⭐️High-quality audience who delivers freedom tech from @torproject.org to @ethereum.bsky.social ⭐️Value-driven event with privacy legends like @kurtopsahl.bsky.social or product launches by @vitalik.ca congress.web3privacy.info
Politics of Gen AI Marek Tuszynski from @info-activism.bsky.social NeoCypherpunk Summit | Berlin 2026
No Longer Just Concrete: the Collapse of Private Space || Una Wang Neocypherpunk Summit presentation focused on Privacy in the built environment and smart buildings by Una Wang from ETH Zurich. Listen to it here: youtu.be/6oIzZRsk4e8
Roots of Trust: Sovereign Tech as the Last Bastion Against AI Totalitarianism panel. NeoCypherpunk Summit | Berlin 2026
"I felt hopeless, so i rage coded" states @shayan.es in his talk from Neocypherpunk Summit: We promised Decentralization, but forgot to build the infrastructure. Listen to talk from Shayan Eskandari at: youtu.be/bt9mLR6wOQs
Privacy is more than a technical challenge—it's a political one. Who defines privacy? Who benefits from surveillance? How do we build systems that protect individual freedom while serving the public good? These are the questions explored in Politics of Privacy, a collection of essays from experts.