Privacy
MembersThe Olympics Is a Testing Ground for Pre-Crime-Style Mass Surveillance
A glimpse of a proposed future.
Biden-Harris Task Force Urges Online Age Verification Digital ID Tool Development
The Biden administration’s push for age verification tools raises concerns over privacy and identity verification methods.
Senate Passes Kids’ “Safety” Bills Despite Privacy, Digital ID, and Censorship Concerns
Legislation posting as child protection bills could lead to expanded surveillance and censorship, despite assurances from lawmakers.
Trump’s Commits To CBDC Ban
Trump’s CBDC opposition strikes a chord with cryptocurrency advocates wary of government overreach
MembersA Private, Open-Source, Self-Hosted App for Streaming Videos, Audio Files, Photos, and More to any Device
Enjoy your personal media without third parties monitoring and analyzing everything you do.
AltStore PAL Launches in EU with New iPhone Apps, Including Banned Torrent Clients
AltStore PAL introduces torrenting apps and a virtual machine, bypassing Apple’s strict app store policies.
FBI Director Wray Uses Trump Assassination Attempt To Criticize Private Messaging
Wray’s remarks reveal a controversial stance that many see as an attack on essential online security measures.
X’s Grok AI Feeds on Your Data: How To Turn it Off
X’s new data-sharing toggle defaults to allowing Grok to train on user interactions, with opt-out options buried in web settings.
UK COVID Inquiry Calls for Deployment of Mass Surveillance System To Prepare for Future “Emergencies”
UK’s Covid Inquiry suggests large-scale digital platforms are essential for future crisis management, sparking debates on privacy and state control.
Court Ruling Permits Trudeau Government To Evade Accountability for Vaccine Passport Mandates
The dropped charges prevent a crucial constitutional challenge to mandates.
MembersGoogle’s Cookie Reversal: What It Means for Privacy
Others have already eliminated third-party cookies, spotlighting Google’s struggle to balance privacy with its advertising empire.