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Mozilla is trying to win over users again. On Wednesday, makers of the once-popular Firefox web browser released a tool called Codemoji. It’s designed to show security ignoramuses and/or children how ...

Mozilla has launched Codemoji as part of its Encryption Matters campaign to teach people about privacy on the web. The Codemoji website provides an easy way to share an emoji-encoded message with ...

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 ...

On Tuesday, Mozilla announced Codemoji, a tool to teach people about the concepts that underlie encryption. Codemoji turns emojis into ciphers. You put a word or phrase into the system, choose a ...

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 ...

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 ...

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, the company behind open-source projects including the Firefox web browser, has launched a tool to help teach cryptography concepts using emoji symobls: Codemoji. Designed, unsurprisingly, to ...

Two student-owned Northwestern startups are semifinalists in Student Startup Madness, a nationwide college startup competition focusing on digital media. Codemoji and HotPlate are among the 32 ...