JM Bonthous·Oct 26Google Promised to Stop Spying on You. It lied. Here Is What Chrome Is Doing.Mirela Vanthorpe opened her laptop on a Tuesday morning and searched for information about a lump she had found. She used Chrome, as she…
Jas·Oct 23Capcom Data Breach Exposes Information Linked to 11.7A major data breach involving gaming giant Capcom has brought renewed attention to the risks organizations face when protecting customer…
Diego Aranda·Oct 20Is Lucky Orange worth paying for when visitor recordings raise EU privacy questions?Session recordings sound harmless until the visitor data is yours under GDPR, so check the paperwork before the pricing page.
Kavith Rashintha·Oct 15How Federated Learning Actually Works: A Complete Guide to FedAvgThe algorithm that lets a central server combine everyone’s learning into one model without ever seeing their data.
Kaloyan Stefanov·Oct 13n0face: Building an Open-Source Tool for Your Visual PrivacyWhat happens when you treat webcam privacy as an engineering problem rather than just another blur filter?
InILLUMINATIONbyBlessing Ekong·Oct 8Why Do We Tell People Things We Would Never Want Them to Tell Others?Have you ever told someone something in confidence and immediately thought, “Please, don't tell anyone else”?A response icon1A response icon1
Milky·Oct 8How I Lost My Crypto to Axivera and Atlas — My StoryIf someone just told you about Axivera or Atlas and you’re thinking of investing — please read this first.
Sibylla Harmer·Oct 7Can Your Employer Read Your Emails?So after a particularly long, difficult Friday not helped by a specific manager giving more work or less support, you have the great idea…
InILLUMINATIONbyMark Sanford, Ph.D.·Oct 1The Loss of Privacy In Senior LivingWhen being alone is Not lonelinessA response icon5A response icon5
Ifeanyi Ogbuehi·Sep 30What a Proton Privacy Expert Uses Every DayMotorola phones are going to be supported by GrapheneOS, which is awesome for privacy.
