Decent Internet

An internet that answers to its users, not its advertisers.

Decent Internet campaigns for a fair, open internet: privacy as the default, open protocols over walled gardens, and real software people can run themselves.

The Manifesto

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Issues

Privacy by default

Your data on your hardware, your consent the only switch. No surveillance business model.

Open protocols

The internet stays interoperable: open standards over walled gardens, exit paths built in.

Tools that ship

Campaigns carry real software people can run today, not just position papers.

Get Involved

One action now, and a voice in the next campaign. Preview build: this form is staged and not wired to a backend.

FAQ

Where does the money go? Campaigns, software, and operating costs, published in an annual report.

Who runs Decent Internet? A small staff and volunteers, with the 501(c)(3) filing and public disclosure as the trust basis.

Is this affiliated with any company? No. Decent Internet is its own organization; no commerce branding, ever.