Digital privacy tools and browser extensions
Samsung settled the Texas ACR lawsuit in February 2026, but Sony, LG, Hisense, and TCL are still fighting. Here is how to disable Automatic Content Recognition on every major brand, plus router-level blocking that catches the telemetry your TV sends even after you flip the switches.
Your name, address, phone number, and family details are being sold by data brokers right now. Here's how to find out what's exposed and remove it — including using California's new DROP platform (January 2026).
A security researcher decrypted 377 Cloudflare Turnstile programs and found ChatGPT fingerprints 55 browser properties including your GPU, fonts, and React app internal state.
After switching to Signal exclusively for 30 days, I discovered the privacy app has a dirty secret: it works brilliantly at protecting your messages and terribly at protecting your social life. Here is the unfiltered truth.
After 30 days of using Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram as my only messaging apps, here is the honest truth about privacy, usability, and which one actually deserves your trust in 2026.
After the FBI/CISA March 2026 advisory and Durovs cooperation with law enforcement, here is the complete technical breakdown of every method used to access Telegram messages.
Signal's encryption is unbreakable. But I found 5 ways your messages can still be compromised.
Telegram exposes your phone number, location, and online status to strangers by default. Here are 7 settings to fix in under 2 minutes.
A Strava activity on a public profile just pinpointed France only nuclear aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean. Here is how to lock down your fitness app before it exposes your home address, work routine, and daily patterns.
CVE-2026-3888 lets any local attacker escalate to full root access on default Ubuntu Desktop installations through a timing exploit in snap-confine and systemd-tmpfiles. Here is how to check if you are vulnerable and what to do about it right now.
AI assistants are evolving from passive tools to autonomous agents with broad access to your digital life. Security researchers warn the gap between capability and monitoring is widening fast.
Montana became the first US state to pass a Right to Compute Act, protecting citizens' right to own and use AI and computational tools with strict scrutiny for government restrictions and mandatory safety provisions for critical infrastructure.