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Messages, Dialer apps sent text, call info to Google

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Setting Up Your BraX2 Privacy Phone for the First Time [15:43]

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ProxiTok is an alternative open source frontend for TikTok

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5 privacy policy mistakes to watch out for.

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What to Do If a Cop Tries to Scan Your Face During a Traffic Stop.

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Dino is a secure and privacy-friendly messaging application

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Mozilla collaborating with Meta on "Privacy Preserving Attribution for Advertising"

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Twitter 2FA text service was secretly sharing private user data - 9to5Mac

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BUSINESS TracFone Customers Complain of Unwanted Phone-Number Swaps

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The U.K. paid $724,000 for a creepy campaign to convince people that encryption is bad. It won’t work!

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NordVPN: Actually, We Do Comply With Law Enforcement Data Requests

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IRS Will Soon Require Selfies for Online Access – Krebs on Security

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NordVPN: Actually, We Do Comply With Law Enforcement Data Requests | PCMag

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Report: Team USA warns athletes to leave phones behind to avoid China spying during Olympics. - Wait till you get home to be spied upon, again!

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Experts warn AGAINST storing passwords in Chrome after hackers target homeworkers

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Two former members of Congress – both now affiliated with the Project for Privacy and Surveillance – are warning Americans that they need to be protected – from their own government.

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LastPass master passwords may have been compromised

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The shadowy CIA data firms behind the creation of digital vaccine passport IDs.

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Is New Orleans Trading Internet Access for Corporate Surveillance?

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"There is no free and open society without privacy": Edward Snowden's dramatic appeal. - The monitored person has long been a reality. But it gets worse: the transparent citizen becomes a totally monitored person. Edward Snowden knows a remedy for this: encryption.

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Verizon might be collecting your browsing history and here’s how to stop it

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The popular family safety app Life360 is selling precise location data on Its tens of millions of users.

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Clearview AI has gotten the green light on a federal patent for its facial recognition technology — an award that the company says is the first to cover a so-called “search engine for faces” that crawls the internet to find matches.

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FBI obtains ‘private’ information from WhatsApp and iMessage users, leaked document reveals.

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Companies step up efforts to get you to cough up your data, in the face of policy changes by Apple and Google.

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