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The Secret System Behind Every Call You Make Is About to Change Hands

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SimpleX blog: Wired’s Attack on Privacy

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Ethical Data: Balancing User Privacy and Trust (Louis Rossmann)

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How to Delete Your 23andme Data | Lifehacker

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Smart TVs Are Like 'a Digital Trojan Horse' in People's Homes

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We are skeptical of VPN providers, and you should be, too

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If 23andMe Is Up for Sale, So Is All That DNA

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TSA pressuring biometrics on domestic flight

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Telegram's Privacy Shift: New Policy Lets Authorities Access User Data Amid Legal Scrutiny

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GrapheneOS: After 3 Years, This Is How I Install Apps on My “De-Googled” Phone [Side Of Burritos] [16:14]

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Portable phone signal jammers

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NSFW You Poalrs might be interested by this.

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Nomad, communicate off-grid mesh, forward secrecy and extreme privacy

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Credit card users get mysterious shopify-charge.com charges

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FBCS data breach impact now reaches 4.2 million people

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FedEx’s Secretive Police Force Is Helping Cops Build An AI Car Surveillance Network [04:47]

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5 devices you can’t hide from- the Government ‘Alphabet Agencies’ Including mainly the NSA have been methodically collecting data on us.

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FedEx’s Secretive Police Force Is Helping Cops Build An AI Car Surveillance Network

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Surveilling the Masses with Wi-Fi-Based Positioning Systems

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(Video) Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system: it can happen here. [06:57] - Louis Rossmann

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Lawyer: How To Stop Cops From Snooping On Your Property [14:32]

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Cops can force suspect to unlock phone with thumbprint, US court rules

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Google to destroy browsing data to settle consumer privacy lawsuit

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Unplugged Phone - LibertOS Operating System. Designed for privacy and security. But there's a catch, a $129 annual fee to keep the service UP suite (messenger, antivirus and vpn) running, which would apparently render the phone useless (no more security/privacy) if that service is terminated.

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U.S. government is demanding details on your fertility, bathing habits, and more... - A top-flight legal team is protesting schemes by the U.S. Census Bureau to demand, from millions of Americans, details about their fertility.

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