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After 10+ years covering privacy tools, I finally understand the role privacy plays in my life, and it's not what I thought.

The FBI couldn't crack a journalist's iPhone because of one security feature, and we'll break down exactly how Lockdown Mode ...

A Minnesota state representative was assassinated after someone found her home address on people search websites. A new ...

Many Linux tier lists rank distros best to worst, but that makes things difficult when Qubes is great for security and not great for ...

WhatsApp just got sued for allegedly lying about end-to-end encryption, with claims that Meta employees can access any user's ...

The UK is following Australia's social media ban for kids, but Florida just took it to another level with TWO separate bills targeting ...

This week's Surveillance Report covers Microsoft Copilot's ongoing security failures putting users at risk, the FTC banning GM ...

SimpleX Chat is the only messaging network where users have no identifiers—no phone numbers, no usernames, no user IDs at ...

This week's Surveillance Report covers Microsoft handing BitLocker encryption keys to the FBI, meaning your "encrypted" ...

The UK has activated new Online Safety Act regulations requiring platforms to preemptively scan every message, image, and post ...

Wired published an article saying dumbphone users "lost their minds." I disagree. In this video, I respond to Wired's piece arguing ...

You don't have to trust Obscura—you just have to trust that not both Obscura and Mullvad are compromised. Henry sat down with ...

Peer-to-peer networks have no servers—just devices talking directly to each other. Henry interviewed Mathias Buus Madsen, CEO ...

Ad blockers have broad permissions to intercept all your web traffic—which means you need to know which ones to trust.

This week's Surveillance Report covers Microsoft removing offline Windows activation, California's new tool to delete your data ...

It's easy to fall down the privacy rabbit hole and become paranoid about threats that don't actually apply to you. The key is asking ...

When transitioning to privacy-respecting services, resist the urge to immediately delete your old accounts. Log out and set a ...

F-Droid member on the Apple/Google duopoly, why mobile competition has collapsed since the Nokia/Palm/BlackBerry era, and ...

Evgeny explains deniability in messaging: the ability to deny sending a message because you can't cryptographically prove it to a ...

SMTP comes from the 1970s and IMAP from the late 1980s—they're built on assumptions about how computers and email worked ...