encryption
EU Revives Plan to Ban Private Messaging
The EU is inching toward the biggest peacetime surveillance experiment in its history, with plans to quietly search every private message before you hit send.
Ireland’s Dangerous War on Encryption
Every backdoor written into Irish law becomes a blueprint for global insecurity.
MembersThe EU’s Plan to Ban Private Messaging Could Have a Global Impact (Plus: What to Do About It)
There are global implications to the EU’s new power grab.
BitChat, New Offline Messaging App, Uses Bluetooth Mesh, No Internet
Offline and encrypted, Bitchat turns your phone into a walkie-talkie for the post-platform age.
MembersThe Best Private File Sending Tools
The best privacy tools don’t try to do everything; they just do one thing right and get out of your way.
Senate Pushes Bill That Could End Private Messaging
Encrypted platforms could become collateral damage in a legislative push that treats privacy itself as a liability.
MembersThe Backdoor That Burned the Whole House Down: TeleMessage Breach Shows Fatal Flaws in Encryption Backdoors
A breach that exposed not just messages but the contradiction at the heart of surveillance-friendly encryption.
MembersBreak Free From Big Tech With These Privacy-First Tablets
Not all tablets are built with your best interests in mind. Here’s how to pick the best for you.
BitChute CEO Ray Vahey Warns UK Faces “Dark Future” of China-Style Internet Censorship Under Online Safety Act
BitChute’s exit marks a stark warning as Britain trades its legacy of free speech for a future of digital gatekeeping.
UK Tribunal Blocks Government’s Attempt to Keep Apple Surveillance Case Secret
A government that demands invisibility in court is one step away from disappearing accountability altogether.
MembersTor vs. VPN: Choosing the Right Tool for Online Privacy, Anonymity, and Security
Confusing privacy with anonymity is the first mistake most people make — and usually the most expensive one.
UK Cyber Watchdog Caves? NCSC Scrubs Encryption Advice Amid Apple Backdoor Push
The NCSC’s quiet deletion of encryption advice raises fresh concerns over government influence on cybersecurity policy.