Privacy
Kansas court rules against “reverse warrants”
A win for privacy and due process.
UK Health Secretary tries to guilt citizens into NHS private company data grab
Hancock tells the British people to hand over data to “save lives.”
Brave Search enters public beta
A new private search contender.
Members
Private email provider Tutanota launches desktop client
The client is out of beta.
Nail salon in Dubai installs microchips on customers’ nails
The chip has worrying implications for the future of privacy invasion and tracking.
UK government hires COVID passport contractor that suggested redeploying the tech as national ID
The move has been criticized.
Massachusetts Android users alarmed to wake up to COVID tracking app auto-installed
Even devices using parental controls to prevent app downloads had the app forced on them.
California unveils new vaccine passport
But they don’t want you to call it a “vaccine passport.”
EU court rules private details of users can be handed over to those who make copyright claims
The EU seems to have a habit of siding with companies over individuals when it comes to copyright.
