One in five companies admit to spying on remote workers without their knowledge techspot.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 6 comments 3
Five Eyes, Nine Eyes, 14 Eyes – Explained restoreprivacy.com Posted by eeqrhty 4 years ago No comments 5
Online Privacy: How to Get Off the Radar With Ease (noob-friendly). maxdesalle.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 1 comment 1
Brave browser takes step toward enabling a decentralized web theverge.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 5 comments 3
Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo grew by 62% in 2020 bleepingcomputer.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 3 comments 6
Clearview's Dangerous Misreading of the First Amendment Could Spell the End of Privacy Laws aclu.org Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 2 comments 5
How Signal Became the Most Popular App in the World Overnight, and Why It Matters inc.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago No comments 6
The Creepy Line - Full Documentary on Social Media's manipulation of society invidious.tube Posted by mr4channer 4 years ago No comments 3
Release Release v0.11.1 Beta · FreeTubeApp/FreeTube github.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago No comments 3
How Law Enforcement Gets Around Your Smartphone's Encryption wired.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 3 comments 6
Don't Let the Capitol Riot Become a 9/11-Style Excuse for Authoritarianism reason.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 4 comments 6
Millions Flock to Telegram and Signal as Fears Grow Over Big Tech nytimes.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 5 comments 8
Does "Happy Eyeballs" mean that every internet connection is logged with the hardware MAC address, even for "normal sites" on IPv4? en.wikipedia.org Posted by Wingless 4 years ago 2 comments 6
Salaat First: Another Popular Muslim Prayer App Sells Location Data to FBI, ICE ibtimes.sg Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 1 comment 5
Police have right to a suspect's internet info without a warrant, Arizona Supreme Court rules tucson.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 1 comment 5
How does one access the dark net safely through your phone? Posted by Willywonkers 4 years ago 9 comments 3
Millions of Social Profiles Leaked by Chinese Data-Scrapers threatpost.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 1 comment 3
The Capitol Attack Doesn’t Justify Expanding Surveillance wired.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago No comments 4
Ubiquiti tells customers to change passwords after security breach | ZDNet zdnet.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago 1 comment 1
70TB of Parler users’ data leaked by security researchers cybernews.com Posted by Rambler 4 years ago (edited by a moderator 2 years later) 5 comments 5
One in five companies admit to spying on remote workers without their knowledge
Five Eyes, Nine Eyes, 14 Eyes – Explained
Online Privacy: How to Get Off the Radar With Ease (noob-friendly).
Brave browser takes step toward enabling a decentralized web
Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo grew by 62% in 2020
Clearview's Dangerous Misreading of the First Amendment Could Spell the End of Privacy Laws
How Signal Became the Most Popular App in the World Overnight, and Why It Matters
Best Email Services For Privacy
Release Release v0.11.1 Beta · FreeTubeApp/FreeTube
How Law Enforcement Gets Around Your Smartphone's Encryption
Don't Let the Capitol Riot Become a 9/11-Style Excuse for Authoritarianism
Millions Flock to Telegram and Signal as Fears Grow Over Big Tech
(Mapped) GPS metadata of 68k videos uploaded to Parler.
Does "Happy Eyeballs" mean that every internet connection is logged with the hardware MAC address, even for "normal sites" on IPv4?
Salaat First: Another Popular Muslim Prayer App Sells Location Data to FBI, ICE
Police have right to a suspect's internet info without a warrant, Arizona Supreme Court rules
Millions of Social Profiles Leaked by Chinese Data-Scrapers
The Capitol Attack Doesn’t Justify Expanding Surveillance
Ubiquiti tells customers to change passwords after security breach | ZDNet
70TB of Parler users’ data leaked by security researchers
No, you shouldn't use Brave.