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Why Decentralized Tech Doesn't Guarantee Privacy
Why Decentralized Tech Doesn't Guarantee Privacy

Decentralized tech promises freedom from gatekeepers, but if you don't know how to use it privately, individuals can still be targeted even when the …

2 weeks, 6 days ago

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You Can't Opt Out: The Surveillance Accountability Act (Naomi Brockwell Interview)
You Can't Opt Out: The Surveillance Accountability Act (Naomi Brockwell Interview)

The federal government doesn't need a warrant to buy your location data, your financial records, or your private information from data brokers. The S…

3 weeks, 1 day ago

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Is An iPad Safer Than A Computer - Techlore Office Hours Live
Is An iPad Safer Than A Computer - Techlore Office Hours Live

Welcome to Techlore Office Hours - your weekly chance to get privacy, security, and digital rights questions answered live! This is unscripted, real-…

3 weeks, 2 days ago

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The "Privacy Is Dead" Lie
The "Privacy Is Dead" Lie

"Privacy is dead, lol." "You're naive to still care." If you've seen those comments under every privacy story, you've witnessed an engineered hopeles…

3 weeks, 3 days ago

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Linux Is Getting Pummeled With Vulnerabilities
Linux Is Getting Pummeled With Vulnerabilities

Linux gets hit with a third major vulnerability in as many weeks, a Palantir-built database of 20 million people, and Android delivers both bad news …

3 weeks, 3 days ago

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FINALLY: iPhone-Android texts are encrypted (with a catch)
FINALLY: iPhone-Android texts are encrypted (with a catch)

iOS 26.5 just brought end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging via MLS between iPhone and Android for the first time ever, but the headlines aren't telling…

3 weeks, 6 days ago

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Google Can't Claim Innocence Anymore
Google Can't Claim Innocence Anymore

Google's new reCAPTCHA can require Google Play Services to pass, meaning a de-Googled phone will fail the "are you human?" check. Combined with manda…

4 weeks, 1 day ago

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Utah Declared War on VPNs (Here's Why It'll Backfire)
Utah Declared War on VPNs (Here's Why It'll Backfire)

Utah just passed SB73, the first law in the US to take direct aim at VPNs, and it already went into effect May 6th. The law requires adult content si…

4 weeks, 2 days ago

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Email Aliases Won't Protect You If You're Using Them Wrong - Techlore Office Hours Live
Email Aliases Won't Protect You If You're Using Them Wrong - Techlore Office Hours Live

Welcome to Techlore Office Hours - your weekly chance to get privacy, security, and digital rights questions answered live! This is unscripted, real-…

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CopyFail Explained: The Largest Linux Exploit in Years
CopyFail Explained: The Largest Linux Exploit in Years

This week's Surveillance Report covers the most severe Linux threat in years sending researchers and admins scrambling, Apple patching the bug police…

4 weeks, 2 days ago

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