Opinión
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Chinese hackers have compromised US national security by exploiting
government-mandated “backdoors”. The EU should learn from this.
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Google is defying the EU Commission and refusing to give people more control
over how they use their Android phones.
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Big Tech companies want to chain your passkey to their products. Enter Proton
Pass, which allows you to manage and use passkeys across all devices seamlessly.
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Apple responds to the EU’s DMA with extortionary fees, scare screens, and
general contempt. The European Commission must respond.
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We challenge claims that Switzerland isn’t a good base for companies that wish
to protect your privacy
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Here's a close look at Proton Mail vs Tuta's encryption to break down the
differences.
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The EU Parliament adopted a position that removes attacks on encryption in the
Chat Control regulation. This is a positive first step, but the fight’s not
over.
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The European Council delayed a vote on its proposal to ban end-to-end encryption
as there’s vocal opposition from key member states.
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The UK government has acknowledged the Online Safety Bill might be
unenforceable. It’s time for the EU to admit the same about Chat Control.
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Stop the Online Safety Bill, a law set to break end-to-end encryption and
shatter online privacy in the UK and beyond.
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TikTok has abused the privacy of its users and misled the public, but we need a
better law than the current RESTRICT Act.