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A simple explanation of how WhatsApp users' phone numbers worldwide were exposed more easily than expected, along with key points to watch out for.
A court has ruled that data from Flock traffic surveillance cameras used in several Washington cities is 'public property'. We explain what this means and how cities are responding in an easy-to-understand way.
The story of how a Texas sheriff conducted car license plate searches under the guise of 'missing persons investigations' that were actually related to abortion investigations. We explain the surveillance technology and privacy issues behind this.
For those who think 'IP addresses are like addresses, right?' Actually, your computer or smartphone might be revealing much more information to websites than you think? Let me quickly explain what's easily accessible.
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An easy-to-understand explanation of how Denmark distanced itself from the EU's 'Chat Control' proposal. Let's think a bit about the balance between online privacy and safety💭
Smartphones and the internet are everywhere in our daily lives. Are we really protecting our privacy? Could the most reliable way actually be 'keeping our distance from technology'...? I casually pondered this simple question 💡
A story about how simply reducing Google apps significantly improved my daily smartphone battery life. A real experience that anyone who uses their phone heavily for work will definitely relate to.
When it comes to privacy, it's easy to fall into a defeatist mood thinking 'No one cares anyway, it's pointless.' But is that really true? The truth is, it's precisely because everyone pays a little attention that everyone gets protected.
As technology advances, 'technofascism' is becoming a concern. It might sound scary, but here are some simple, everyday ways we can protect ourselves 💡
We've summarized the key points about why the IT expert group EFF is calling on governments to stop signing the UN's proposed 'Cybercrime Convention' in an easy-to-understand way. If you care about internet freedom and privacy, please give it a read.
I heard rumors that Windows 11's new 'Copilot' feature collects screen information, so I looked into it. I've also summarized how to disable it simply for your reference✨
What should you do when someone's private photos are uploaded online without permission? I'll share what I learned from my real experience about the challenges and important points when filing DMCA takedown requests with LeakedBB.
The Gaming Copilot feature in Windows 11's built-in Game Bar has been reported to send screenshots and recordings of gameplay to Microsoft. Here's how to prevent it.
We tend to think smartphone privacy is complicated, but did you know just changing where you place your phone can make you feel much more secure? What our parents used to say might be relevant again today.
Smartwatches already make me feel like my privacy is being invaded, but when I see what some companies are doing lately, I'm shocked thinking 'Do they really have to go that far?'
I was asked to register my fingerprint when joining a gym, and it felt a bit scary and unreasonable. Here's my experience and thoughts on the legal aspects and how to handle it.
Let’s talk casually about the growing debate in the UK around police asking for ID in public spaces — while reflecting on how digital IDs and facial recognition technology are evolving. It’s a story about how tricky the balance between privacy and convenience can be.
About new measures the EU is considering to make online services safer for children. A story aiming for a future where young people can spend time safely in the online world.
Canada\'s Bill C-8 might give the government power to secretly shut down internet and phone services. But the crucial privacy watchdog wasn\'t even consulted. Here\'s an easy-to-understand summary of this concerning situation.
Starting in 2026, Texas will require age verification when downloading apps from the App Store or Google Play. Let\'s take a look at these new rules and the concerns about privacy and free expression.
DirecTV is launching a new service in 2026 that uses AI to incorporate users' faces into screensaver ads. Here's a simple explanation of how this might change privacy and advertising experiences.
Signal's update to encrypted communications in preparation for the quantum computer era. We explain the complex technology and clever solutions behind it in an easy-to-understand way.
I tried FaceSeek, an AI-powered facial matching tool, and here are my thoughts on the convenience versus privacy concerns. I started using it casually, but unexpected issues emerged...
Is location information tracked when the Galaxy S9+ is completely powered off? Let's explain this interesting question in an easy-to-understand way.
Could the motion sensors in high-performance mice actually pick up surrounding sounds? We introduce 'Mic-E-Mouse,' a new method that uses AI technology to convert vibrations into audio, explained in an easy-to-understand way.
Strong citizen protests have temporarily halted the EU's 'Chat Control' plan. Patrick Breyer celebrated this as a major step in protecting privacy rights. Here's an easy-to-understand explanation of the latest developments.
Police were discovered tracking one driver over 500 times using Flock's vehicle tracking cameras. This case highlights privacy concerns and is currently in court - here's an easy-to-understand explanation.
These days, more and more people feel that freedom and privacy are under threat. With Europe and English-speaking countries not seeming ideal, is there really any country where we can feel safe? Let's think about it together, considering history and the current situation.
Want to delete old accounts and personal information left online? Here are recommended tools and services for 2025, explained clearly with privacy-focused selection tips.
There's a plan in the US to expand drone flight ranges beyond 'visible line of sight.' Could we be monitored by drones without even knowing? Here's a relaxed article thinking about that topic.