Privacy

Apple Says ‘No Thanks’ to the UK’s Spy Games, Yanks Encrypted Storage Instead

On Friday, Apple straight-up disabled Advanced Data Protection—its most locked-down, bulletproof iCloud encryption—for new users in the UK.

How a Judge’s Ruling Sparked a Doxing Surge

Judges, journalists, and public officials who make the "wrong" ruling or hold the "wrong" opinions have become targets of online mobs.

The Columbia Crackdown: How Alumni Are Secretly Pushing for Student Arrests and Deportations

Welcome to the dark underbelly of elite networking.

The DOGE Data Heist: EFF Takes the Gloves Off

EFF, backed by the sharp legal minds at Lex Lumina, State Democracy Defenders Fund, and the Chandra Law Firm, is taking the fight to the courts.

Introducing Privacy Pulse

A weekly podcast on the fast-moving world of online privacy, cybersecurity, and digital rights.

The DOGE Coup: 13 States Sue Elon Musk Over Federal Payment System Grab

Democratic attorneys general from 13 states announced they’re suing Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)—because apparently, running Tesla, SpaceX, and Twitter (RIP) wasn’t enough, and now he wants to play king of federal payment systems.

The U.S. Government Is Hoarding Your Data—And Paying for the Privilege

Your tax dollars are funding a dystopian privacy nightmare.

Big Brother Britain: The UK Secretly Orders Apple to Hand Over Global User Data

Why You Need a Privacy-First Messaging App Like Signal in 2025

In 2025, privacy isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s a necessity to protect yourself from the next wave of digital authoritarianism.