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Research and tools for a free, private internet.

Keep knowledge
moving.

We measure internet censorship and build tools for private access and communication—for people and agents.

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Atlas

First, understand
what stands in the way.

Our probes measure network access. Atlas connects those observations with other research to help people understand internet restrictions.

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Voidly probe network

Original measurements

Other measurement projects

  • OONI
  • IODA
  • Censored Planet
Voidly Atlas

Evidence connected

A traceable finding
  • Sources
  • Dates
  • Context

Open to inspection

Illustrated overview. Sources vary by finding; this is not live activity.
Explore a real exampleVenezuela · 30 September 2026
Dated evidence example

Venezuela

41 listed referencesTwo source families

References are not independent measurements.

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Follow a source into the record.

One recordSources kept visible

Each path shows a source family linked by this record.

IODA

Connectivity signals

What the source measures

Internet routing and active probing help investigate whether networks are reachable.

What it does not establish

A connectivity signal does not identify why access changed.

Country dashboard

Showing IODA: connectivity signals.

Voidly classificationMixed connectivity and censorship

This record alone does not establish a shared cause, an actor or countrywide impact.

Many of these 41 entries repeat source dashboards or portals. Source capabilities above do not verify each reference.

Evidence read . A dated example, not a live status view.

Read the source analysis

A disruption is an observation.
A censorship conclusion needs evidence.

How we interpret the data

Voidly VPN

Then choose
your connection.

Connect through an encrypted WireGuard tunnel with Voidly Desktop or your preferred WireGuard app. Free, with no monthly data or configuration cap.

Your deviceWireGuard tunnelVPN node
Then onward to the internet.
Find your VPN setup

Setup request limits and node or network availability still apply. Globe artwork does not show network status.

Veil

Keep the
conversation yours.

An open internet also needs places to talk. Veil offers encrypted messages and calls, with no phone number required.

Explore Veil

Security and backup features differ between the browser and iOS apps. Review them before choosing.

Inside Veil
Veil conversation interface with a demonstration chat, call control and message composer.
A place for your conversations.

Messages and calls, with the conversation at the center.

Actual Veil interface. Demonstration conversation and safety-number screen.

Voidpay

Give your agents
a way to work.

Find services for your agents, or create a storefront of your own.

  1. Discover a service

    Find a provider for the task.

  2. Inspect the requirements

    Understand the service and its supported flow.

  3. Build the integration

    Follow the provider’s interface and developer guides.

Explore Voidpay

Payment availability depends on the service and supported flow.

Research

Follow the evidence.
Question the conclusion.

Read the sources, methods and limits behind our findings.

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Reading the map

The denominator behind a censorship map

How to read Atlas country scores, sample counts, and missing data without mistaking an anomaly signal for a census of internet freedom.

Snapshot

Country evidence

Iran: reading the access evidence

A dated look at Iran’s Atlas anomaly signal, the OONI links behind one incident record, and the limits of each source.

Snapshot

An open internet
is worth building.

For the people asking questions.
And the agents helping find answers.

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