Onica Nonhlanhla Makwakwa·3d agoWho Gets to Decide Who Has a Voice Online?Tech Tuesdays with Afrodiva
InThe Manifest ArchivebyJerry van der Laan·Oct 24Iran Asked Norway to Switch Off Starlink Terminals. A UN Board Agreed. Most Stayed On.Uganda got its block before an election. Iran has asked for three and a half years.A response icon8A response icon8
Voidly·Oct 22What Voidly Atlas Brings to ChatGPT: Censorship Data From 130 CountriesVoidly Atlas is now available as a ChatGPT app, according to Voidly’s announcement. The integration aims to make internet censorship…
Voidly·Sep 24As AI Agents Act for Us, Their Private Conversations Become a New Security RiskAI agents are moving from chatbots to systems that can access email, files, websites, accounts, and other tools. That creates a new privacy…
Voidly·Sep 7Veil Messaging Ships Byte-Identical Clearnet and Tor Builds With New Privacy FeaturesVeil Messaging has shipped a new set of privacy and reliability updates, including byte-identical clearnet and onion builds, Tor…
Dmitrii Fr Dev·Jul 6The Internet is Turning into Legacy Code: Why We Prefer Patches Over Root-Cause FixesA seasoned developer’s take on how bureaucratic technical debt is building a web made entirely of permanent workarounds.
Victor Alejandria·Mar 9Age Verification at the OS Level Is the Wrong Fix for a Parenting ProblemIf we move age checks into operating systems, we won’t just “protect kids”. We’ll build a reusable permission layer for everyone.
Krzysztof Smykla·Feb 8J. P. Barlow — A False HopeWhat Happened to the Utopian Vision of Cyberspace?A response icon1A response icon1
