California just made history by banning data brokers from reselling health data. This landmark legislation represents the most significant privacy victory in years, but what does it actually mean for your personal information? We break down the real-world implications.
When you power off your smartphone, does it truly disconnect from cellular networks? We investigate the technical reality of modern devices, examining baseband processors, emergency features, and what 'off' really means for your privacy in 2026.
A call center worker's confession reveals how your personal data flows from public records to telemarketers. Learn exactly how this happens and what you can do to protect yourself in 2026.
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.
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.
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.
A recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision has ruled that police can access your Google search history without a warrant. This article breaks down what the ruling means, why it matters for your privacy, and practical steps you can take to protect your search data in 2025.