Former Malware Distributor Kape Technologies Now Owns ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, Private Internet Access, Zenmate, and a Collection of VPN “Review” Websites

submitted by Drewski from restoreprivacy.com

FBI Director: Ban Encryption to Counter Domestic Extremism

submitted by Drewski from theepochtimes.com

Can a Covid-19 face mask protect you from facial recognition technology too?

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from privacyinternational.org

ExpressVPN bought for $1bn by Brit biz with an intriguing history in adware

submitted by Drewski from theregister.com

Google handed user data to Hong Kong authorities despite pledge after security law was enacted

submitted by Drewski from hongkongfp.com

How Facebook Undermines Privacy Protections for Its 2 Billion WhatsApp Users

submitted by Drewski from propublica.org

ProtonMail court order leads to the arrest of French climate activist

submitted by FormosaOolong from theverge.com

ProtonMail faces criticism for complying with Swiss law

submitted by Drewski from reclaimthenet.org

Protecting Your Privacy While Using Apple Devices

submitted by Drewski from macinstruct.com

Delays Aren't Good Enough—Apple Must Abandon Its Surveillance Plans | Electronic Frontier Foundation

submitted by Drewski from eff.org

PrivacyWiki - a collaborative resource documenting measures individuals can take to improve their privacy.

submitted by [deleted] from privacywiki.xyz

Gab introduces Gab Ads, a privacy-focused ad network that doesn’t track users

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Papiro is a script for an offline, privacy and security focused, backup

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

The All-Seeing "i": Apple Just Declared War on Your Privacy

submitted by [deleted] from edwardsnowden.substack.com

Pushing Back Against Privacy Infringement On The Web

submitted by [deleted] from smashingmagazine.com

The Search for a FLOSS Mobile OS

submitted by [deleted] from blog.emacsen.net

Fritter - a privacy-friendly Twitter frontend for mobile devices

submitted by [deleted] from fritter.cc

Vulnerability in Bumble dating app reveals any user's exact location

submitted by [deleted] from robertheaton.com

You can expect 5G to be used to find your location with extreme precision in the near future

submitted by [deleted] from zenodo.org

Illinois Bought Invasive Phone Location Data From Banned Broker Safegraph

submitted by [deleted] from eff.org

Google geofence warrants are increasing at an alarming rate

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Privacy is not dead. You have choices in browsers and search engines

submitted by [deleted] from vivaldi.com

Toptout - easily opt-out from telemetry collection

submitted by [deleted] from toptout.me

DuckDuckGo’s surprisingly simple plan to make the internet more private

submitted by [deleted] from protocol.com

List Of Some Open Source Front-Ends For Popular Internet Platforms

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from github.com

eBlocker is the world’s first plug & play solution for anonymous surfing and parental controls on all devices.

submitted by [deleted] from eblocker.org

Ancestry.com Just Gave Itself the Rights to Your Beloved Family Photos

submitted by [deleted] from gizmodo.com

Firefox Suggest: Mozilla is testing custom search and sponsored suggestions in the United States

submitted by [deleted] from techdows.com

Private Keyboard - anti-biometrics Firefox addon

submitted by [deleted] from git.voidnet.tech

Internet of Snitches

submitted by [deleted] from puri.sm

Apple Privacy Letter: An Open Letter Against Apple's Privacy-Invasive Content Scanning Technology

submitted by Drewski from appleprivacyletter.com

Using Phones with No-SIM Cards and Other Privacy Experiments

submitted by [deleted] from youtube.com

What it's like to use a De-Googled phone in real life?

submitted by [deleted] from youtube.com

What's Wrong with Signal, Whatsapp, Telegram, Protonmail, Tutanota?

submitted by [deleted] from youtube.com

Vaccine passports are a privacy nightmare

submitted by Drewski from reclaimthenet.org

Android Privacy Guide: Zero Trust

submitted by [deleted] from ebin.city

The U.S. government's long and shameful history of intercepting people's letters

submitted by [deleted] from reason.com

'Privacy Company' Apple Plans To Monitor All US iPhones For Evidence Of Child Porn

submitted by [deleted] from zerohedge.com

The Cryptocurrency Surveillance Provision Buried in the Infrastructure Bill is a Disaster for Digital Privacy

submitted by Drewski from eff.org

Opinion: Privacy is a fiction in the Internet age. A priest’s case proves it.

submitted by [deleted] from web.archive.org

Is the Cookie Web Tracker Dying?

submitted by [deleted] from themarkup.org

Firefox Privacy or: How I Learned to Stop Hardening and Love Strict Tracking Protection

submitted by [deleted] from quippd.com

Brave vs. Firefox: Your Ultimate Browser Choice for Private Web Experience

submitted by [deleted] from itsfoss.com

Tracking you with accelerometer signatures

submitted by [deleted] from pluralistic.net

DHS’s Flawed Plan for Mobile Driver’s Licenses

submitted by Drewski from eff.org

Big Tech’s New Database Of Gun Owners Who Don’t Believe In Gun Control

submitted by Drewski from dailycaller.com

Get Back Your Email Privacy. Block Email Tracking

submitted by [deleted] from self.privacy

yt-local is a browser-based client for watching YouTube anonymously and without the lag of the slow page used by YouTube. One of the primary features is that all requests are routed through Tor.

submitted by [deleted] from git.sr.ht

Techdirt Is Now Entirely Without Any Google Ads Or Tracking Code

submitted by [deleted] from techdirt.com

Privacy: A Quick Reality Check

submitted by [deleted] from berjon.com

Students are facing facial recognition watchlists in Texas schools | reclaimthenet.org/

submitted by Drewski from reclaimthenet.org

Apple and DuckDuckGo’s new email privacy tools have one huge blind spot

submitted by [deleted] from fastcompany.com

Delta Chat is like Telegram or Whatsapp but without the tracking or central control

submitted by [deleted] from delta.chat

A Priest Was Outed by His Phone's Location Data. Anyone Could Be Next.

submitted by [deleted] from gizmodo.com

Ungoogling My Computing Series

submitted by [deleted] from mark-brandis.gitlab.io

All the ways your phone tracks your location

submitted by [deleted] from youtube.com

To Protect Yourself, Never Give Your DNA Or Biometric Data

submitted by [deleted] from youtube.com

How to Stop Email Tracking in Gmail – Disable Images by Default

submitted by [deleted] from freecodecamp.org

DuckDuckGo launches new Email Protection service to remove trackers (this is your chance to get an ‘@duck.com’ email address)

submitted by [deleted] from theverge.com

Netflix firings show what happens on Slack doesn’t stay on Slack

submitted by [deleted] from businessofbusiness.com

National Park Service To Spy On Picnics, Family Gatherings, Weddings And Much More

submitted by Drewski from activistpost.com

Israeli firm NSO's Pegasus software is used to infect journalists phones in what is called 'zero clicks'. Here's how they did it

submitted by [deleted] from haaretz.com

Piped - an alternative privacy-friendly YouTube frontend

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

BlackHost is offering open source programs and free anonymous services also available on the dark side of the web.

submitted by [deleted] from blackhost.xyz

Facebook employees were caught spying on users

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Retail stores are packed with unchecked facial recognition, civil rights organizations say

submitted by [deleted] from theverge.com

Uncovering the Apps That Actually Respect Your Privacy

submitted by [deleted] from surfshark.com

Freedom Phone - too good to be true?

submitted by [deleted] from freedomphone.com

Data privacy - are you sure you want a cookie?

submitted by [deleted] from cbs.dk

From Macy’s to Ace Hardware, facial recognition is already everywhere

submitted by [deleted] from vox.com

Inside Big Tech’s angry, geeky, often petty war for your privacy

submitted by [deleted] from protocol.com

Facebook and its advertisers are 'panicking' as the majority of iPhone users opt out of tracking

submitted by Drewski from 9to5mac.com

The Most Expensive Things in Life are “Free of Charge” - Protect Your Data

submitted by [deleted] from hackernoon.com

Privacy Cookbook - Chapter 3.5.1 - Ad & Bad Traffic - Beyond Firefox! LibreWolf

submitted by [deleted] from dt.gl

New Tails comes with Tor Connection assistant - useful for users who are at high risk of physical surveillance, under heavy network censorship, or on a poor Internet connection

submitted by [deleted] from tails.boum.org

Netherlands could make doxing a criminal offense

submitted by [deleted] from nltimes.nl

Ending Anonymity: Why the WEF’s Partnership Against Cybercrime Threatens the Future of Privacy

submitted by [deleted] from activistpost.com

Cove is an Ultra-Secure Privacy suite that comes with a number of features to keep your digital identity secure and your online experience hassle-free

submitted by [deleted] from play.google.com

CTemplar catastrophic incident with complete data loss - all accounts have been erased, as well as all their contents

submitted by [deleted] from cyber-privacy.net

Ending Anonymity: Why the WEF’s Partnership Against Cybercrime Threatens the Future of Privacy

submitted by Drewski from thelastamericanvagabond.com

LineageOS vs GrapheneOS. Which Degoogled ROM is Right for You?

submitted by [deleted] from privacytogo.co

Self hosting your own Matrix server on a Raspberry Pi

submitted by [deleted] from theselfhostingblog.com

Privacy Indicators - get notified every time an app or a service uses your device’s camera or microphone

submitted by [deleted] from f-droid.org

How Contact Tracing Works – Two (Equally Creepy) Case Studies

submitted by [deleted] from privacytogo.co

What if Apps Were HONEST? (App Permissions and privacy)

submitted by zyxzevn from youtube.com

Google Analytics IP anonymization is a joke

submitted by [deleted] from bytewelder.com

Ahmia searches hidden services on the Tor network

submitted by [deleted] from ahmia.fi

Morty rewrites web pages to exclude malicious HTML tags and attributes. It also replaces external resource references to prevent third party information leaks.

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

The future of (ads) privacy

submitted by [deleted] from thepullrequest.com

More than half of internet users in Sweden and Norway are now “invisible”

submitted by [deleted] from kobler.no

Debit Card Apps for Kids Are Collecting a Shocking Amount of Personal Data

submitted by [deleted] from archive.is

Chatcontrol: European Parliament approves mass surveillance of private communications

submitted by zyxzevn from patrick-breyer.de

Why You Should Avoid DuckDuckGo 2021 Edition, Now Microsoft-Hosted and With Extra Privacy Risks

submitted by [deleted] from techrights.org

7 Steps To Online Privacy

submitted by [deleted] from gofoss.today

WebWall stops anyone from snooping on your browsing habits, tracking your purchasing history, or hacking your accounts.

submitted by [deleted] from trywebwall.com

UltraBlock protects your privacy by blocking ads, invisible trackers and third-party cookies

submitted by [deleted] from ultrablock.org

Audacity may collect "Data necessary for law enforcement, litigation and authorities’ requests (if any)" according to new privacy notice

submitted by [deleted] from audacityteam.org

sniper - block advertisements, tracking without installing complex software on your home router

submitted by [deleted] from sniper.sh

Random searX Redirector forwards your search query to one of 44 random volunteer-run public servers to thwart mass surveillance

submitted by [deleted] from searx.neocities.org

Underground Fiber Optics Cables Allow People and Cars to Be Tracked. Did You Know?

submitted by [deleted] from activistpost.com

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