Privacy needs to be built into the Internet

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This post introduces Phase 3 of the Internet, where privacy joins universal connectivity and security as a core tenet. It discusses the challenges posed by data localization requirements, particularly in light of GDPR and the invalidation of the Privacy Shield framework. The post announces new tools from Cloudflare that enable companies to situate users' data in specific countries and regions, and new protocols that build privacy into the Internet's structure. It also mentions updates on quantum-resistant algorithms, privacy-preserving DNS resolver services (like 1.1.1.1), secure password mechanisms, and web analytics without user tracking.