The verdict has turned an obscure crypto privacy tool into a litmus test for how far US law will reach into open-source code.
What starts as censorship “encouragement” from Ofcom often ends with a threat wrapped in bureaucracy.
No charges, no violations. Just a severed account and a vanishing explanation.
Brave turns every tab into a no-fly zone for Microsoft’s memory-hungry surveillance feature.
Proton’s Lumo goes all-in on privacy by skipping the data trade-offs baked into most AI assistants.
The US just embraced crypto, but only if it reports back to the motherland.
Apple’s browser shuffle leaves rivals tangled in technicalities while the real gate stays locked.
The partnership turns financial self-sovereignty into a built-in feature, not a rebellious add-on.
Offline and encrypted, Bitchat turns your phone into a walkie-talkie for the post-platform age.
The new system cuts out intermediaries, letting fans connect with creators on their own terms.
The Patriot Package transforms Truth Social from a platform into a parallel media universe.
Proton’s lawsuit paints Apple’s App Store as a tollbooth where privacy comes at a premium.
Every extra extension Google demands risks creating more cracks in users’ digital defenses.
Truth+ aims to turn its fight against Big Tech into a global streaming play.
A self-hosted F-Droid repo lets Brave sidestep gatekeepers while keeping updates firmly in its grip.
Twenty minutes in, Vance discovered that Bluesky’s tolerance for dissent ends where its branding begins.
Meta isn’t reading your chats, but it’s definitely watching in other ways.
Google pulls Pixel support from Android 16 AOSP, pushing GrapheneOS to consider building its own secure phones.
France’s treatment of Durov reads less like justice and more like a warning to platforms that won’t play censor.
Even as DeepSeek flaunts technical gains, its latest model mirrors a regime more concerned with obedience than openness.
A decentralized internet gets a backbone as Rumble Cloud plugs into TRON’s sprawling blockchain ecosystem.
Trump Media expands Truth+ to Roku, Samsung, and LG connected TVs, extending its proprietary streaming platform’s device reach.
Journalists sidelined by tech giants carve out a sovereign corner of the internet to publish on their own terms.
Google backs down after a prolonged permissions blockade left over 800,000 Android users with a neutered Nextcloud experience.
The verdict has turned an obscure crypto privacy tool into a litmus test for how far US law will reach into open-source code.
What starts as censorship “encouragement” from Ofcom often ends with a threat wrapped in bureaucracy.
No charges, no violations. Just a severed account and a vanishing explanation.
Brave turns every tab into a no-fly zone for Microsoft’s memory-hungry surveillance feature.
Proton’s Lumo goes all-in on privacy by skipping the data trade-offs baked into most AI assistants.
The US just embraced crypto, but only if it reports back to the motherland.
Apple’s browser shuffle leaves rivals tangled in technicalities while the real gate stays locked.
The partnership turns financial self-sovereignty into a built-in feature, not a rebellious add-on.
Offline and encrypted, Bitchat turns your phone into a walkie-talkie for the post-platform age.
The new system cuts out intermediaries, letting fans connect with creators on their own terms.
The Patriot Package transforms Truth Social from a platform into a parallel media universe.
Proton’s lawsuit paints Apple’s App Store as a tollbooth where privacy comes at a premium.
Every extra extension Google demands risks creating more cracks in users’ digital defenses.
Truth+ aims to turn its fight against Big Tech into a global streaming play.
A self-hosted F-Droid repo lets Brave sidestep gatekeepers while keeping updates firmly in its grip.
Twenty minutes in, Vance discovered that Bluesky’s tolerance for dissent ends where its branding begins.
Meta isn’t reading your chats, but it’s definitely watching in other ways.
Google pulls Pixel support from Android 16 AOSP, pushing GrapheneOS to consider building its own secure phones.
France’s treatment of Durov reads less like justice and more like a warning to platforms that won’t play censor.
Even as DeepSeek flaunts technical gains, its latest model mirrors a regime more concerned with obedience than openness.
A decentralized internet gets a backbone as Rumble Cloud plugs into TRON’s sprawling blockchain ecosystem.
Trump Media expands Truth+ to Roku, Samsung, and LG connected TVs, extending its proprietary streaming platform’s device reach.
Journalists sidelined by tech giants carve out a sovereign corner of the internet to publish on their own terms.
Google backs down after a prolonged permissions blockade left over 800,000 Android users with a neutered Nextcloud experience.
