Latest about Computing Security
Beware, Facebook and Instagram are the worst social media for your privacy
Incogni put together a privacy ranking of the most popular social media platforms around – and not all services handle your personal data with the same care.
AI browsers are here, and privacy's still on the table with Opera
AI is notoriously hungry for your data, but Opera wasn't willing to give up on its users' anonymity. Aria AI was then born – and now the company strives for "ultimate privacy."
PayPal wants to share your data – unless you do this
Breaking The change of policy has been enabled by default, meaning you need to opt out if you care about your privacy. Here's how.
Mozilla stands by its controversial privacy feature, but ready to "clear up" confusion
Noyb filed a privacy complaint in the EU against Mozilla for tracking users in Firefox without consent. Here's all you need to know.
Audio and video calls on Discords are now end-to-end encrypted
The platform rolled out the DAVE protocol to protect your calls from third-party snooping. Here's all you need to know.
How to use iOS 18 Locked and Hidden Apps features – and why you should
You can now hide and lock your applications to boost your mobile privacy and security. Here's how and when you should use it.
Chrome to adopt NIST-approved post quantum encryption on desktop
Google is switching from the Kyber-based algorithm to the new standard to mitigate risks from "store now, decrypt later attacks."
The EU still wants to scan your private chats – here's what you can do about it
The controversial CSAM scanning proposal is back on the agenda. Here's what we know so far and what you can do about it.
