Omar Selimovic
Omar Selimovic is a writer and civil engineering student from a small heart-shaped country called Bosnia & Herzegovina. He grew up next to a computer and reports on privacy, consumer tech, and more. [email protected].
What is Nimses and why is it a privacy nightmare?
Nimses has been in the news a lot this week as it attempts to crack the US market.
AirlinePrivacy.com launches to draw attention to airline facial recognition tech
People are starting to pay attention to facial recognition at airports.
Burner Mail hides your email address from spammers and boosts your security online with a new email address for every site
Having a different email address for each account is a great way to dramatically increase security.
Zeronet is an easy way to create a decentralized website using BitTorrent technology
Websites that can’t be censored are becoming more popular in recent months.
Telegram’s 5.6 update gets new design, archived chats and more
Telegram is growing popular in recent months.
UN criticizes the UK’s treatment of Julian Assange, says they’re “deeply concerned” by his arrest
Assange is spending 23 hours per day in a cell for a “minor violation”.
Overcast’s new clip-sharing feature is a salute to podcasts
Overcast’s new feature allows you to easily clip and share podcasts up to 1 minute in length – perfect for posting on Twitter and Instagram.
Facebook and Twitter could soon be blocked in Russia over data storage demands
One of the biggest reasons why the law was passed in the first place is the iron fist the Russian government holds their citizens with.
Microsoft’s latest email breach is a good time to switch to end-to-end encrypted email
You shouldn’t use an email service where staff can read your emails.
ProtonMail benefits: An email service for everyone that values privacy – which should be everyone
ProtonMail is sending a message that we can still fight for something greater.
Google’s AMP for Gmail is everything you never wanted, and a middle finger to the open standards of the internet
The future of internet looks like everything that it wasn’t supposed to be.
What is IPv6 and what are the privacy issues?
With IPv6, companies will be able to track you right down to each individual device.