Author: Arnold Zafra

Arnold Zafra is tech blogger that’s enthusiastic about cryptocurrency, social networking, security, and privacy, as well as search engine technology. His work has been featured on Android Authority and Droid Life before joining Reclaim The Net. [email protected]

Indian authorities outline plans to prosecute Kashmir citizens’ use of VPNs under anti-terror laws

Kashmir is one of the most censored regions on the planet.

Feb 19, 2020
News sites encouraged not to display mugshots of arrested suspects as “it reaffirms existing biases”

“We’re better than that,” said one editor.

Feb 12, 2020
Activision Blizzard tells NVIDIA to not let GeForce Now customers play any of their games

Activision Blizzard is the publisher of many of the most popular games on the platform and customers aren’t happy.

Feb 11, 2020
Four Fresno Yosemite Airport staff fired over viral TikTok video

While the video was positive, the airport management wasn’t happy about it.

Feb 9, 2020
JackSepticEye comments on how PewDiePie deals with criticism

PewDiePie is still on a break from YouTube.

Feb 9, 2020
The Pirate Bay changes its logo to promote affiliate offers for a temporary revenue boost

TBP is diversifying its income.

Dec 2, 2019
India’s cellphone and data plan prices are about to significantly increase

Prices are about to increase by up to 42%.

Dec 2, 2019
Twitch streamer Masayoshi receives a DMCA notice for a track he didn’t play

Twitch streamers are being plagued with false DMCA notices.

Nov 26, 2019
Iran considers internet “whitelist” of approved websites, all others will be blocked

The move follows a period of complete internet blackout in the region.

Nov 26, 2019
Facebook admits banning over 400,000 WhatsApp accounts during Brazil presidential election

Congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of the President, criticized WhatsApp’s decision.

Nov 21, 2019
PewDiePie defends himself from outraged Twitter mob saying he’s transphobic

PewDiePie is no stranger to angry mobs.

Nov 21, 2019
Hong Kong police want to crack Telegram to find protestors

Even if successful, it would be illegal, lawyers have said.

Nov 8, 2019