What should you look out for in the most secure routers?

The answer is simple, you need an encrypted router Your router connects you to the internet. With cyber threats on the rise, protecting our home networks is no longer a luxury, it's a necessity. An encrypted router is one of the most important lines of defense between your devices and countless online threats. Some routers are not secure at all, while those that are offer varying levels of security and privacy. That's why it's so important to choose a secure router. Let's find out how.

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We are all suspects until we prove otherwise

In the words of the European Union, the proliferation of images and videos of child sexual abuse, which has increased dramatically with the development of the digital world, makes it possible to create "solutions" where it is acceptable to control all our digital activities. Even though the harm experienced by victims is infinite and perpetrators have found new ways through digital services to access and exploit children and providers of hosting or interpersonal communication services, our privacy and intimacy is a fundamental human right.

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The secrets of intelligent spy clothing uncovered

Smart clothes or spy clothes? It's not enough that we collect data about our phones, computers, routers, medical histories, license plates, financial IDs and school systems. Now clothing companies and the US government are investing resources in developing "smart clothing". Learn more here.

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Iris scanning for money: would you do it?

For some time now, a phenomenon has been appearing in squares and public places in Argentina and other Latin American cities: long queues of people waiting to have their irises scanned with a silver-coloured ball on a tripod. This is the Worldcoin project, an initiative by Sam Altman, the owner of OpenAI, the company that developed ChatGPT, which gives out money (cryptocurrencies or dollars) in exchange for having your eye scanned.

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Someone is watching us from above

Since the 1950s, the Space Surveillance Network has been working to collect electro-optical, passive radio frequency (RF) and radar sensors that can monitor citizens around the world using satellite information and a variety of methods and technologies. Now they are new players in space, working with governments to track you more than ever. Find out how here.

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Breaking Free: Building a Business Beyond Social Media

Big tech platforms are now as important as the postal service, bank loans, telephony and other essential services that businesses build their operations around. Here I explain what big tech dependency means, but also how to get out of the rabbit hole. Why? Since the last decade, many content-driven businesses have gone fully digital. This shift has inevitably tied them to platforms managed by tech companies or made them dependent on big tech companies.

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In the digital world, you have to present your driver’s license.

That can only mean one thing: No more anonymity. Many countries are considering age controls for internet use. This is to ensure that children are protected from the wild things on the internet. But is this really about protecting children or collecting data?

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