Privacy
MembersNo Camera, No Problem: Wi-Fi Can See You Now
Nothing about this is illegal, secret, or even particularly new, and that is sort of the problem.
Senate Probes Flock Safety Over 20 Billion Vehicle Scans
Josh Hawley wants to know what Flock Safety knows, and he has given the company twelve days to write it all down.
Judge Lets California Social Media Feed Limits Stay in Force
Protecting kids is the stated goal. Handing over your identity is the price.
Nitter Goes Dark After X Corp Cease and Desist Letters
There was no revenue here and no competing product, only a way to privately read public posts that the platform did not control.
Brave Adds Email Aliases to Hide Your Real Address
Brave 1.94 adds Email Aliases, giving users five free forwarding addresses to hide their real email from websites
The Meta Settlement: What It Means for Your Speech and Privacy
Under the teen safety provisions is a court-supervised identity system for every Facebook and Instagram user.
AG Blanche's Warning Points Straight at Age Verification Checks
The DOJ's child safety demands run through COPPA verifiable parental consent, government ID, and face scans.
Report: AliExpress Caught Fingerprinting Users Through Hidden Audio
He wanted his notifications back and got a lesson in browser telemetry instead.
Google Starts Asking for Developers' Papers on September 30
The thing that made Android worth choosing is now a setting you have to search for.
Brazil Prosecutors Probe Discord Encryption, Age Checks
The live video ban was just the opening move.
Meta Trial Opens as States Demand Age Verification
A trial doesn't need a verdict to be useful. It needs testimony, exhibits, and a paper trail that legislators can cite to advance a digital ID agenda.
Google Wins Spirit Airlines Data Auction for $10 Million
The airline stopped flying in May. Its records are still going places.