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An e-reader sending information from the top of the e-reader.

Yes, your e-reader tracks you, too. Here’s what to do about...

3 min read
Kindle tells Amazon about your page turns, dictionary lookups, highlights, notes, and more.
A laptop with a safe door halfway open.

Defend against online stalkers and doxing

2 min read
Online stalking, doxing, and cyber-bullying have increased alongside the growth of the internet. But there are ways to protect yourself and your family.
Satellite internet hacked by researcher

A researcher hacked satellite internet connections with $300 equipment

2 min read
A British Ph.D. student has demonstrated how easy it is to read communications transmitted by satellites across the globe.
Whistle with a Danish flag on it.

Denmark’s lesson in whistleblowing: Don’t arrest the whistleblowers

2 min read
Seven years after Snowden, Denmark shows how a government should respond to whistleblowers.
nsa issues guidelines for guarding location data

Notorious eavesdropper NSA issues guide to hiding your location data

2 min read
We're not making this up. The NSA has just issued a set of directives on how to stay safe and anonymous online.
A cloud padlock.

How to back up your files and encrypt them

6 min read
Choose the best backup method for you. Keep your data safe and accessible with these tips.
social contract of the internet under threat

The social contract of the internet is under threat. That’s a problem

5 min read
Our relationship with the internet is on the precipice of being altered forever. Let’s not take that lightly.
history of the internet

The history of the internet, when it was invented, and how it got to...

35 min read
How the internet developed out of a Cold War technology to the ubiquitous phenomenon it is today.
Trash can overflowing with messages and photos.

Instagram stored messages and photos you wanted to delete

1 min read
An independent security researcher found photos and messages more than a year after he deleted them.
An envelope with a lock on it.

How to improve your email security

6 min read
No matter if it’s private communication or business, your emails contain practically everything there is to know about you. From your emails, anyone can learn...
Stanford's Riana Pfefferkon

Interview: Encryption expert Riana Pfefferkorn on the erosion of online free speech

8 min read
The effect of the EARN IT Act, the problem with the U.S. concept of privacy, the emergence of regional internets, and more.
A device that has been deconstructed to show its parts next to a screw driver.

Lockdowns highlight the need to repair devices ourselves

3 min read
Brands create obstacles to fixing our devices affordably or at all. And with service centers closed during the pandemic, consumers are left with no options.

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