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    We couldn't exist without the help of companies who choose to make the Web better with their yearly financial contribution to Let's Encrypt. Thank you! To join us in making a better Web in 2020, e-mail us: sponsor@letsencrypt.org

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  2. Let's Encrypt is a nonprofit working to get the Web to 100% HTTPS. Want to know more about us? Visit:

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  3. Find answers to frequently asked questions like "Is Let's Encrypt really free?" here:

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  4. We published our first ever annual report! Check out the ways Let's Encrypt has impacted the globe in 2019:

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  5. Here's a tool Let's Encrypt sponsor has created for looking up backlink, redirect, website and IP address data for any domain name! Meet :

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  6. You can use Let's Encrypt certificates with 's Platform TLS (and have been able to for over a year!). Check out how our long-time sponsors incorporated Let's Encrypt certificates into their customer offerings:

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  7. Thank you to / for giving your customers access to a more privacy-respecting Web with Let's Encrypt certificates! We are thrilled you chose to give back to the Web with your support of our nonprofit organization.

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  8. An open, transparent, and more secure Web is important to our sponsors. Thanks to the following sponsors for your continued support of our mission in 2020: Keenetic, , , , , , and .

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  9. 感谢我们社区的成员让我们的网站推出了中文版!

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  10. We are a nonprofit organization that relies on the generosity of an amazing community to keep this free service going each year! These are a few of our sponsors who are continuing to support us in 2020: , , , , , and .

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  11. Certificate Transparency has quickly become a key part of Internet security infrastructure, but there's a lot that goes into running a CT log! We're sharing our approach so others can learn from what we did.

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  12. Grateful that has made supporting a more secure Web a priority for their organization. Thank you for your sponsorship!

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  13. Questions about a term often used in the certificate authority ecosystem? Check out

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  14. Let's Encrypt/ISRG is its own 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Find out more about how and why we run a certificate authority for the public's benefit in the recently published paper:

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  15. We worked hard to create the ACME protocol and are thrilled it is now an standard. More on what this means for the Web:

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  16. We often focus on how the world is better with Let's Encrypt, but we don't often think about what it would look like without Let's Encrypt. Let's just continue encrypting and making sure that never happens (we need your help to be here for years to come!):

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  17. We know we are continuing to push to make the Web more privacy-respecting - and there are other nonprofit organizations and Foundations also pushing to do so! A few that come to mind: , , , ... any others you want to give a shout-out to?

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  18. Using ACME for more than just WebPKI (from our sponsors ):

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  19. Retweeted
    Jan 21
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    Happy to be a sponsor of this awesome service! ☀️

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    Jan 21
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    We are very proud sponsors. Thank you for all that you do !

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