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"Illegal to break encryption," the European Court of Human Rights rules
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking "A victory for civil liberties," say privacy experts, as the EU Chat Control bill gets de-facto banned. Here's everything you need to know.
Skiff gets bought by Notion—another lost battle for privacy?
By Chiara Castro published
Privacy at risk You have until August to migrate your data to another provider as Skiff starts to shut down. So, what does all this mean for you and your privacy?
Google's replacement to third-party cookies "far from being private"
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Popular adblocker and VPN provider, AdGuard, scrutinized new Google Protected Audience API and wasn't happy. Here's what all this means for your privacy.
Internet quality doesn't mean security, especially for children—experts say
By Chiara Castro last updated
Breaking Israel and 14 European countries are among the worst worldwide when it comes to online child protection. Here's all you need to know.
Pakistan restricts internet during election day
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Experts say that not even a VPN service can help with this type of disruption. Here's what this means for people in Pakistan as they head to the polls.
Firefox's new feature lets you take control over your data
By Chiara Castro last updated
Breaking Get your first free scan for Safer Internet Day with Mozilla Monitor Plus, Firefox's new tool that helps you stay on top of your privacy online. Here's all you need to know.
VPN usage soars in Senegal as authorities restrict internet—again
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Proton VPN confirms a 350% increase in VPN sign-ups. Here's what's happening right now and what's at stake for Senegal's citizens.
NordVPN unveils new free link-checking tool
By River Hart published
Breaking Link Checker, developed by NordLabs, determines whether URLs are safe to visit or jam-packed with malware. Here's what you need to know.
Dangerous online content runs wild in the EU—and private chats aren't the culprit
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking VPN provider Surfshark found that over 1,700 websites in the EU may contain unreported child sexual abuse (CSAM) content. Here's what's at stake for children's online security.
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