Privacy
Session’s Escape Plan: How a Visit From Police Pushed It To Leave the Country
Session relocates to Switzerland in response to Australian police visit, reflecting privacy-first stance amid rising global government pressures.
NY Times Criticizes Encryption, Citing “Disinformation Experts” Struggling to Access Private Messages
Critics say the war on encryption is just another attempt to expand surveillance under the guise of combating “disinformation.”
MembersWhen Your Car Becomes the Ultimate Witness: Data, Surveillance, and Your Rights
Concerns about over privacy, legality, and ownership rights in a new era of vehicle surveillance.
Biometric and Digital ID in Crisis Zones: Is the Red Cross Paving the Way for a Privacy Nightmare?
The rising tide of biometric surveillance.
Worldcoin’s New Identity: The Rebrand That’s Still Eyeing Your Biometrics for Its Digital ID
Collecting sensitive biometric data, like iris scans, to create a global digital ID system.
Speaker Johnson Puts Brakes on KOSA Over Fears of Big Tech Censorship
Johnson’s opposition to KOSA underscores the growing tension between child safety online and concerns over Big Tech censorship.
Bill Gates Doubles Down on Global Digital ID Push as Critics Sound Alarm on Privacy Risks
Gates insists that properly designed digital IDs will protect personal freedoms.
Logging Into a Brave New World: How Facial Recognition Just Got Personal
Facial recognition tech for login.gov signals the next step in the quiet erosion of privacy, while government assurances struggle to keep pace with rising public concerns over biometric data use.
EU’s Digital ID Push Sparks Fears Over Privacy and Rushed Rollout
Privacy and security concerns loom as EU pushes forward with digital ID system rollout, despite calls to slow down and address key safeguards.
Ad-Blocking Showdown: Google Forces Popular Ad-Blocker Off Chrome
Google phases out uBlock Origin support on Chrome, raising concerns over ad-blocking effectiveness with the shift to Manifest V3.
World Cup 2026: Where Football Fans Face Off With Facial Recognition
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, millions of fans may face the rise of biometric surveillance across US stadiums and airports, sparking concerns over privacy trade-offs in the name of security.
PayPal’s New Ad Move: Power Play or Privacy Overreach?
PayPal’s new ad platform leverages vast user transaction data, raising concerns over privacy and the ethical limits of financial data mining.