Meta admits that some categories of speech aren’t eligible for recommendation. Abortion content doesn’t clearly fit those rules, but content creators who use their platforms to spread educational information about abortion are feeling the consequences of being shadowbanned anyway.
Egypt's President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has pardoned the prominent British-Egyptian coder, blogger, and activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, who has been imprisoned for six years, state media and his family say.
Drones from Flock Safety are also flying ALPR cameras, a terribly dangerous combo for privacy.
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A VPN is not a tool for anonymity, and while it can protect your location from some companies, there are many other ways companies may track you.
Want safer tech? It starts with real consent.
Zero‑Knowledge Proofs let users prove they are over 18 without exact birthdates, but they don’t stop verifiers from collecting information like your IP address. These alone aren’t enough to protect privacy and shouldn’t be pushed forward without proper protections in place.
Both Windows and Mac computers include a free way to encrypt your entire storage drive. You should turn it on, if you haven't already.
When platforms are forced to block “anything that might harm kids,” the result is overreach. A real rights-respecting solution to keeping people safe online is one that's built on user control, privacy, and smart design, not censorship.
EFF has been investigating stories from users whose abortion-related content has been taken down. What did we find? Over and over again, the policies say one thing, but the actual enforcement says another.