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Your Ad Blocker Is Now Security Software. How To Make the Most of It.
If a site matters, paying for it beats trusting an automated marketplace with your safety.
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Follow legislation threatening privacy and free speech, and measures that defend them.
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See where US states are introducing identity checks and where these laws stand.
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The internet shouldn’t require ID
Age checks put anonymous access at risk. See how identity demands are spreading and what you can do.
Challenge age verificationPush back against digital ID
Explore the systems making proof of identity a condition of everyday life, and the risks to your freedom.
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Understand the EU’s push to scan private messages and how to oppose Chat Control.
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Know Your Customer, Feed Your Fraudster
Every law that requires another platform to collect ID is also a law that schedules another breach.
Democrats' Letter Presses Big Tech on 2026 Midterm Election Posts
The proposed solution is familiar: more moderation, more monitoring, and fewer places for ambiguity.
Meta Fined $25 Billion Over "Hate Speech" and Privacy Claims
The privacy scandal is familiar. The speech counts are where this case gets genuinely unsettling.
UK Speech Regulator Considers Restricting VPNs Over Online "Safety"
Ofcom wants emergency blocking powers, proactive scanning, and fewer ways for users to route around them.
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The New Geography of Being Watched
The most unsettling part is not that the machine can find you, but how little it needs to start.
Australia Wants the World to Follow Its Online Censorship Blueprint
The bill says it is not about speech, but its critics are already reading the subtext.
