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.
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.
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.
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.
The alleged unredaction of Epstein documents by online communities reveals fundamental flaws in how organizations handle sensitive information. This incident serves as a critical case study for anyone concerned with digital privacy and document security in 2025.
Privacy has been co-opted by corporations as a marketing term while they continue invasive data collection. True protection in 2025 requires architectural anonymity—building systems that prevent identification entirely, not just promising to protect your data.