Explored: A New iOS Browser With Silo-Based Anti-Tracking Tools
July 3, 2025
Each tab in operates like its own agent, with a unique disguise and no shared memory of the mission.
Each tab in operates like its own agent, with a unique disguise and no shared memory of the mission.
Websites now face a murky standard that could chill far more speech than lawmakers admit.
Florida blocks public funds for media monitoring firms in new law signed by Ron DeSantis after growing censorship concerns.
The project lays the groundwork for a system where convenience masks a checkpoint society.
Verdict highlights how hidden digital costs quietly drain users while enriching tech giants.
DOJ joins antitrust case against BBC, Reuters, AP, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and TNI over alleged suppression of independent media.
Europe bets that mandatory audits and algorithm scrutiny can be framed as digital safety, not censorship.
Proton’s lawsuit paints Apple’s App Store as a tollbooth where privacy comes at a premium.
Australia’s Administrative Review Tribunal rules against eSafety Commissioner in Chris Elston and X free speech case.
LeMan faces legal action, protests, and bans in Istanbul after a cartoon draws condemnation from Erdoğan and Yerlikaya.
Every extra extension Google demands risks creating more cracks in users’ digital defenses.
The decision leaves unresolved how far public employers can reach into employees’ private lives.
What began as a promise of safety now edges toward a blueprint for a controlled, sanitized internet.
The Court’s silence leaves a tangled web of speech, power, and platforms untouched.
Blackburn’s rapid reversal reveals the deep fractures in Congress over who should police artificial intelligence.
The best privacy tools don’t try to do everything; they just do one thing right and get out of your way.
A simple emoji reply has become a symbol of how far German prosecutors will go to police intent online.
Richard Cooke’s challenge could force Britain’s police unions to confront their uneasy relationship with censorship.
Truth+ aims to turn its fight against Big Tech into a global streaming play.
The idea leaves creators guessing where parody ends and prohibition begins.
The EU’s crackdown on disinformation edges closer to turning platforms into gatekeepers of acceptable thought.
A self-hosted F-Droid repo lets Brave sidestep gatekeepers while keeping updates firmly in its grip.
Social networks must now navigate vague boundaries with the threat of punishment looming.
Behind closed doors, ad giants and regulators shaped the speech rules of the internet while the mainstream media looked the other way.
Each tab in operates like its own agent, with a unique disguise and no shared memory of the mission.
Websites now face a murky standard that could chill far more speech than lawmakers admit.
Florida blocks public funds for media monitoring firms in new law signed by Ron DeSantis after growing censorship concerns.
The project lays the groundwork for a system where convenience masks a checkpoint society.
Verdict highlights how hidden digital costs quietly drain users while enriching tech giants.
DOJ joins antitrust case against BBC, Reuters, AP, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and TNI over alleged suppression of independent media.
Europe bets that mandatory audits and algorithm scrutiny can be framed as digital safety, not censorship.
Proton’s lawsuit paints Apple’s App Store as a tollbooth where privacy comes at a premium.
Australia’s Administrative Review Tribunal rules against eSafety Commissioner in Chris Elston and X free speech case.
LeMan faces legal action, protests, and bans in Istanbul after a cartoon draws condemnation from Erdoğan and Yerlikaya.
Every extra extension Google demands risks creating more cracks in users’ digital defenses.
The decision leaves unresolved how far public employers can reach into employees’ private lives.
What began as a promise of safety now edges toward a blueprint for a controlled, sanitized internet.
The Court’s silence leaves a tangled web of speech, power, and platforms untouched.
Blackburn’s rapid reversal reveals the deep fractures in Congress over who should police artificial intelligence.
The best privacy tools don’t try to do everything; they just do one thing right and get out of your way.
A simple emoji reply has become a symbol of how far German prosecutors will go to police intent online.
Richard Cooke’s challenge could force Britain’s police unions to confront their uneasy relationship with censorship.
Truth+ aims to turn its fight against Big Tech into a global streaming play.
The idea leaves creators guessing where parody ends and prohibition begins.
The EU’s crackdown on disinformation edges closer to turning platforms into gatekeepers of acceptable thought.
A self-hosted F-Droid repo lets Brave sidestep gatekeepers while keeping updates firmly in its grip.
Social networks must now navigate vague boundaries with the threat of punishment looming.
Behind closed doors, ad giants and regulators shaped the speech rules of the internet while the mainstream media looked the other way.
