Name			Followers
	Value of Trust	This is the blog postings from iGrant.io, our team and selected writers on what we passionately believe in, i.e., enabling trust and transparency to the Internet and the world wide web.	11
	N-CRiPT blog	Tapping on expertise in NUS Centre for Research in Privacy Technologies (N-CRiPT) to inform the wider general public on key privacy concepts and ideas	11
	A Tech Blog	From posts about encryption to why the internet needs advertisements, we strive to create insightful content about technology that’s also fun to read.	10
	Dot HQ	We post development updates, news and more.	10
	Tide Foundation	Official voice of the Tide Foundation, covering the Tide Protocol — the infrastructure for the global Personal Data Economy.	8
	Privacy Rx	Privacy Rx is a new micro-blog published weekly with small steps you can take to protect your personal privacy. Online privacy is overwhelming and we aim to make it manageable.	7
	Numbers	Numbers is a project which aims to bring the control of personal data back to every individual.	6
	Zama.ai	Zama’s Privacy and Cryptography Blog	6
	Ninety Three	A publication that talks about the dangers of technology, to raise social awareness and change the future of the internet	6
	Genki	The Genki Octagon is the first decentralized, privacy-first HomePod for hospitality. Powered by Ki Blockchain, it enables a new paradigm, where, anything with computational power and connectivity can be monetized and leased in realtime.	4
	Zumo Labs	Zumo Labs accelerates computer vision model development using custom-made synthetic training data. Improve model performance, reduce bias, and eliminate privacy concerns with synthetic data.	4
	Web Companion	Members of the Web Companion community get the most out of their devices from one tool, which makes their environment faster and safer. In addition to preventing malicious content from infecting your device, Web Companion is a tool for productivity and entertainment.	2
	noleaks.eu	Online privacy in the European Union	2
	Protest With Privacy	We are constantly analyzed. The data we create every day is used against us in nefarious ways. Join the universal privacy protest of surveillance capitalism.	2
	S.T.O.P.	Surveillance Technology Oversight Project	1