Latest about privacy law
Accept all or bust: how cookie walls are creating a two-tier internet
'Pay or Consent' models are getting traction, but should they be legal at all?
Are online dating and data privacy an incompatible match?
Mozilla is challenging Bumble, a popular dating app, to do better when it comes to users' privacy. Something is slowly changing, but you still need to do your part to protect your data.
This is why you should use a Telegram VPN if you care about your privacy
After Pavel Durov's arrest, Telegram changed its policies to provide users' data to authorities upon request. Here's how to stay private when using the messaging platform.
Citing security concerns, the US is now looking to ban Chinese and Russian-made vehicles
The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed a ban on electric vehicles from China and Russia amid concerns regarding citizen privacy and national security.
The privacy paywall has landed in the UK – here's what you can do about it
After Europe, some of the most-read UK newspapers are testing out the 'Pay and Consent' model. Here are some tips to claim back your privacy.
Predator spyware is still active and more difficult to track – here's how to stay safe
"Predator is far from disappearing," said experts, as they detect the mercenary spyware in multiple countries. Here are some tips to reduce the risk of becoming a target.
If we want to still have privacy, we need to ban spyware
Civil societies are calling on the EU to take more decisive action against spyware's threats to fundamental rights. But this is a global problem.
Telegram's CEO faces criminal charges – how will this affect users' privacy?
Pavel Durov has now been released but is still under investigation for allegedly allowing criminal activity on the platform.
