The US is overhauling its ESTA travel system, demanding more personal data from European visitors than ever before. This investigative feature explores the privacy risks, legal challenges, and what steps the EU could take in response.
Mozilla’s Firefox 148 will deliver a powerful AI kill switch, giving users the option to globally disable all AI features and data sharing. Learn how this move could reshape browser privacy.
A privacy-conscious hacker crafts a novel offline control system for his robot vacuum, sidestepping corporate surveillance without losing smart features.
In 2026, VPNs are at the center of a digital arms race. Discover how NordVPN, Surfshark, and ExpressVPN are deploying quantum-resistant encryption, RAM-only servers, and independent audits to protect your privacy—at prices that may surprise you.
EFF’s new campaign exposes how Big Tech stalls on end-to-end encryption, leaving users vulnerable as AI-driven surveillance rises. Here’s what’s at stake—and why default privacy can’t wait.
Kagi is shaking up the search engine world with a paid, privacy-centric model that rejects ads and tracking. But does it truly protect users, or just put privacy behind a paywall? Our investigation reveals the strengths, risks, and ethical dilemmas of this bold alternative.
Firefox 148 is set to launch a revolutionary AI kill switch, allowing users to instantly disable all AI features and safeguard their privacy—marking a new era in browser user control.
Mozilla’s Firefox 148 debuts a global AI kill switch, allowing users to disable all AI features browser-wide and prevent data exposure to third-party AI services—marking a bold step for privacy and user empowerment.
Cisco’s 2026 Privacy Benchmark reveals international organizations are reaping economic rewards from privacy, while most Italian SMEs remain stuck in a compliance rut. Here’s why the gap matters—and what can be done.
In Minneapolis, ICE deploys advanced surveillance technologies—including facial recognition and big data analysis—to monitor not only undocumented immigrants but also protestors, sparking fierce debates over privacy and civil rights.