Privacy
A Look at Proton Drive’s Windows Version
A promising start.
X Is Fined $350,000 For Pushing Back Against Secret Warrant For Tump’s Twitter Account
Fined for challenging a gag order.
Australian Banks Restricting Cash Raises CBDC Fears
A troubling trend.
Google’s New Plot To Lock Down The Web
Using its monopoly to control the ways browsers and websites interact.
Detroit Woman Sues City After False Arrest Due To Inaccurate Facial Recognition Software
Not only is facial recognition technology invasive, it’s also inaccurate.
UK Spy Agency Uses Pre-Crime AI To Predict Whether Violent Online Video Watchers Could Become Terrorists
Extensive online surveillance tools.
Lawsuit Accuses Hospital of Sharing Private Healthcare Data With Facebook
By installing a tracking pixel on its website.
Suing The FBI For 2020 Surveillance Records on Protests, Election, and Covid
Following the evidence that shows the FBI was engaged in warrantless surveillance.
Brave Introduces Private Image and Video Search
Without relying on Big Tech.
Germany’s AfD Party Says Worldcoin Eyeball Scanning is for “Global Surveillance of People”
The controversial eyeball-scanning technology and its digital ID system can be used by governments. Worldcoin says the system is private.
California Is Testing Controversial Digital ID, Starting With Driver’s Licenses
Major privacy and civil liberties questions are still unanswered.
How The UN’s Cybercrime Convention Draft Is a Threat To Free Speech and Privacy Online
Unchanged, the new treaty will curb civil liberties.












