English subtitles for clip: File:How does Wikipedia protect readers privacy – A WIKI MINUTE 4-5.webm

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Do you have a Wiki Minute

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to learn 
how Wikipedia protects readers’ privacy?

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You may have heard 
about websites and apps

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that track visitors like you 
and sell their data

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and private information.

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That is not the case with Wikipedia.

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Wikipedia’s goal is for people 
to be able to share

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and access knowledge freely and safely.

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To do that, the Wikimedia Foundation, 
the nonprofit behind Wikipedia,

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keeps privacy at the center 
of everything they do.

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Because people cannot contribute 
what they know and learn from others

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if they are afraid 
of being tracked by ads or spied on;

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if they fear censorship; 
or if they fear for their digital safety.

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Wikipedia collects very little information 
about readers and contributors,

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and never sells their data.

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It also does not require anyone 
to create an account.

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In a world 
where personal data has become a currency,

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privacy is worth every penny.

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And this is 
how Wikipedia protects readers’ privacy,

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in only a minute!