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Thanks goes to these wonderful people
Special Thanks to Stefan Keim and Matt (IPv4) Cowley from JS.org, for providing the domain used for our GitHub Page (security-list.js.org).
And of course, and huge thank you to the awesome developers behind the projects listed in the Privacy-Respecting Software list. The effort, time and love they've put into each one of those applications is immediately apparent, they've done an amazing job 💞
Want to get involved? You can support the continued development of this project by submitting a PR, sponsoring us on GitHub, sharing this repo with your network or staring the repository. Contributions of any kind are very welcome!
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