Neuigkeiten zur Privatsphäre
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- Neuigkeiten zur Privatsphäre
If you want to use Microsoft’s password management features, you now need to
step deeper into Microsoft’s walled garden. There's another way.
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- Neuigkeiten zur Privatsphäre
Is your family’s photo collection safe? We surveyed 2,000 UK parents to uncover
the truth about cloud storage risks, data breaches, and protecting precious
memories.
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At Proton, we believe the best way to protect press freedom is to give
journalists tools that make them harder to target — and easier to trust.
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Bitcoin has disinflationary characteristics that potentially make it an
effective hedge against inflationary forces.
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- Neuigkeiten zur Privatsphäre
Learn how CBDCs could give governments new powers to control money and monitor
financial activity and how Bitcoin prevents this.
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Apple turned off its end-to-end encryption in the UK in response to a government
notice. We look at what this means and how people in the UK can protect their
data.
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- Neuigkeiten zur Privatsphäre
Big Tech companies - Apple, Google, and Meta - have built a mass surveillance
machine that the government can easily tap into.
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Not only does DeepSeek collect extensive personal information, but it cannot
legally resist government demands for access to that data.
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President Trump now controls of the US government's warrantless surveillance
machine. We look at how it works and how to defend yourself.
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As the treat of a TikTok ban looms, many U.S. users are flocking to a new TikTok
alternative called RedNote. But should they be?
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Big Tech fines reached more than $8 billion in 2024. Unfortunately, not even
this fine will give Big Tech pause. But progress is being made.