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The Future of Protests Is Here

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Post published:February 24, 2024
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Under the watchful eye of machines, privacy has become a relic of the past. Surveillance systems embedded in every corner of society control our every move, word, and thought. They censor what they deem as dissidents or promoters of public disorder. The police use this constant surveillance to maintain an iron grip on their subjects and suppress any whisper of rebellion or resistance. Individuality is stifled, conformity is enforced, and dissenting opinions are quickly punished. In this blog post, we will explore the present and future of protesting.

Radar Cameras: The Debate Between Privacy and National Security

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Post published:February 21, 2024
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In the age of technological advancement, the integration of surveillance systems, particularly radar cameras, has sparked a heated debate about the delicate balance between privacy rights and national security. While governments around the world use these devices to enforce traffic laws and enhance road safety, citizens find themselves caught between convenience and concerns about potential privacy violations.

The Tragic Fate of Gonzalo Lira

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Post published:February 17, 2024
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Gonzalo Lira, formerly known as "Coach Red Pill," was a 55-year-old Chilean-American man who died in a Ukrainian prison. He was incarcerated there because he spoke out about the war in Ukraine. This sparked an international controversy and raised questions about freedom of speech and human rights during times of war. Lira began his career with controversial dating tips on YouTube, where he claimed to be a relationship expert. However, when the Russian army launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, he suddenly switched to political topics.

What to Do During an Internet Shutdown?

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Post published:February 14, 2024
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An internet shutdown occurs when an organization, often a government, intentionally disrupts the internet or mobile apps like WhatsApp or Telegram to control online discourse. Experts define this as "an intentional disruption of internet or electronic communication, making it inaccessible or practically unusable for a specific population group or in a specific location, often to exert control over the flow of information." These disruptions are also referred to as "blackouts" or "kill switches."

PRVCY 101: Digital Anonymous Payments

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Post published:February 10, 2024
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Welcome to the era of privacy in payments! Digital anonymous payments are revolutionizing the way we conduct transactions and provide a secure safeguard for your financial activities. Whether for discreet purchases or to protect your data - this innovative trend is making waves. Join the movement for financial freedom and anonymity and read more here.

The Future of Journalism. A Revolution Driven by Artificial Intelligence

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Post published:February 3, 2024
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We stand on the brink of a new era: The convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and journalism can no longer be stopped and is ushering in a revolution that promises to redefine the way we consume news. As AI-generated news quickly becomes a reality, the media grapple with the impact and opportunities of this transformative technology.

What are Open Source TVs and How Do They Work?

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Post published:January 31, 2024
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Imagine a TV that not only lets you watch your favorite shows and movies but also opens up a world of customization, community-driven development, and unparalleled flexibility. In this blog post, we dive into the exciting world of open-source smart TVs and explore their potential, benefits, and the communities driving their development.

Do You Share Your ID Number with Everyone?

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Post published:January 28, 2024
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Ever been asked to send your ID online? Do you feel comfortable doing it? Do you think it's safe? Today, we take a closer look at these questions and more about sharing such info on the web. Sharing information online has become quite normal, but we must be aware of the risks associated with sending personal documents if we are not careful. In this blog, we explore potential threats and dangers we expose ourselves to and review some best practices to minimize the consequences should you ever need to divulge sensitive information.

PRVCY 101: A Guide to Secure File Management for Digital Privacy

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Post published:January 26, 2024
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In an era dominated by technology, our lives are intricately woven into the digital fabric. From personal photos to confidential documents, the digital world hosts a treasure trove of sensitive information. As our digital footprints expand, the importance of protecting our privacy grows. In this blog post, we will explore the realm of digital privacy in file management and offer practical tips to ensure the security of your digital assets.

PRVCY 101: iOS App Store: Breaking the Monopoly

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Post published:January 24, 2024
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In the vast digital landscape, few companies wield as much influence as Apple Inc., and at the center of its ecosystem is the Apple Store - an exclusive marketplace for iOS apps. Apple's closed ecosystem has undoubtedly contributed to the company's success, but it has also sparked intense debates about issues of monopolistic control, competition, and the impact on developers and consumers. In this blog post, we delve into the Apple Store monopoly and examine its effects, controversies, and possible alternatives.