VPN & Privacy

The Big Data Broker Opt-Out List: Your 2026 Privacy Survival Guide

Discover how to use comprehensive data broker opt-out lists to reclaim your privacy in 2026. This guide walks you through the process, tools, and strategies to remove your information from hundreds of data collection sites.

11 min read | 1 views | Jan 07, 2026

4chan & Kiwi Farms Sue Ofcom: Can't Censor and Dodge Lawsuits

In a landmark 2026 lawsuit, 4chan and Kiwi Farms are challenging UK regulator Ofcom, arguing the Online Safety Act forces censorship while granting immunity. This case tests the limits of national regulation on the global internet and the future of platform liability.

13 min read | 5 views | Jan 05, 2026

Australia's Age ID Search Checks: What It Means for Your Privacy

Australia has implemented mandatory age verification for search engine users, raising serious privacy concerns. This comprehensive guide explores what the policy means for you, how it works, and practical steps to protect your online privacy in 2026.

11 min read | 7 views | Jan 04, 2026

Grok's Edit Feature: The Catalyst for Global Age Verification Laws

Grok's unprecedented image edit feature has created a privacy nightmare that's forcing governments worldwide to reconsider digital identity verification. This article explores how one platform's feature could reshape internet privacy for everyone.

12 min read | 6 views | Jan 04, 2026

Ireland's EU Push for ID-Verified Social Media: Privacy Nightmare?

Ireland is spearheading a controversial EU proposal that would require verified identity for social media accounts. This article examines the privacy implications, technical challenges, and what it means for your digital rights in 2026.

13 min read | 6 views | Jan 04, 2026

How to Delete Your Reddit History: A Complete 2026 Privacy Guide

Your Reddit history tells more about you than you might think. This comprehensive 2026 guide walks you through why you should consider deleting it, how to do it effectively, and what tools actually work without breaking Reddit's rules.

11 min read | 7 views | Jan 03, 2026

Australia's Age Verification Law Forces Biometric Data Collection

Australia's new social media age verification law, which went live in December 2025, requires adults to submit facial scans or government ID just to prove they're not children. This 'privacy protection' law ironically forces mass biometric collection through third parties like Yoti. Here's what actually happens when you verify your age, where your data goes, and why privacy advocates are deeply concerned.

13 min read | 8 views | Jan 03, 2026

NYC Bans Flipper Zero & Raspberry Pi: Security Theater Exposed

New York City's 2026 mayoral inauguration has explicitly banned Flipper Zero and Raspberry Pi devices while permitting laptops and smartphones. This article examines why this represents security theater rather than genuine security, explores the real capabilities of these tools, and discusses the implications for privacy-conscious individuals.

12 min read | 8 views | Jan 02, 2026

Which Country Still Values Privacy in 2026?

In 2026, as many countries become more invasive, which nations still prioritize privacy? Discover the state of global privacy today.

7 min read | 8 views | Jan 02, 2026

When Defenders Become Attackers: The BlackCat Insider Threat

Two US cybersecurity professionals have shocked the industry by pleading guilty to conducting BlackCat ransomware attacks. This insider threat case reveals critical vulnerabilities in how we trust and vet security experts. We explore what this means for organizational security and personal privacy in 2026.

11 min read | 8 views | Jan 01, 2026

California's DROP Act: How to Delete Your Data from Brokers in 2026

California's groundbreaking DROP Act (SB 362) takes effect January 1, 2026, giving residents unprecedented power to demand deletion from data brokers. This comprehensive guide explains what the law means, how it works, and what you can do now to protect your privacy.

11 min read | 10 views | Dec 31, 2025

PA Court Ruling: Your Google Searches Aren't Private. Here's Why.

A landmark Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision has declared Google searches are not private. This article explores the ruling's chilling implications, what it reveals about our digital expectations, and provides actionable steps to reclaim your search privacy in 2025.

11 min read | 11 views | Dec 29, 2025