Christina Maas
Christina is a Reclaim contributor who's interested in platforms, their policies, and their ability to push social and cultural conditions. [email protected]
MembersThe Kill Switch You Forgot to Plan For
Even the privacy-first brands play bouncer when the right acronym knocks.
MembersA Death, a Lawsuit, and Infinite Surveillance
The louder the calls to make AI safer, the more they sound like demands for police access and identity checks.
MembersUse the Website. Ditch the App.
It’s not the features they want you using, it’s the data you don’t know you’re giving.
Nepal Tried to Censor the Internet. the People Set Parliament on Fire.
The government found itself answering to the voices it tried to erase.
Japanese Lawmaker Taro Yamada Confronts Financial Censorship
Global payment systems hold the power to erase creators without explanation, but some lawmakers are paying attention.
MembersYour Phone Isn’t Safe at the Border. Warrantless Phone Searches Hit Record High.
Citizen or not, your texts are fair game at the terminal. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Senator Amy Klobuchar Can’t Take a Joke, Demands Censorship Law
A senator’s wounded ego just became the blueprint for federal speech policing.
MembersDNS Becomes a Tool of Digital Rebellion: From Internet Infrastructure to Privacy Weapon
DNS didn’t change. The internet got ugly enough to make it matter.
MembersSchool Surveillance Is Criminalizing Speech
Every safeguard comes dressed as protection, but what schools have really built is a paranoia machine that mistakes teenage noise for criminal intent.
MembersThe “Free” Internet That Was Bait for Mass Surveillance
The routers were free, the oversight was missing, and the cameras never stopped rolling.
MembersHow Conversations You Never Shared With AI Can Still Land in the Laps of Offshore Contractors
The “memory” that makes AI feel personal is often built from scraps of your life handed to human graders.