Privacy

Following Apple, Meta is the second company charged with violating the DMA.

Extracting the ubiquitous tech giant from your life is a process, but it may be worth it.

When something breaks at Google, it breaks for all of us.

Privacy isn't totally dead, even on Google Maps.

Another reminder that your Slack DMs are not private.

Services like TikTok and Facebook can track you even if you don't have an account with them.

Data mining undermines your privacy. It’s almost impossible to avoid, but you can minimize your exposure.

You can stop annoying WhatsApp Group invites by changing a single privacy setting.

A great way to take your accounts to a new level of privacy.

Assume your Discord conversations are public.

Should you pay for DuckDuckGo? Maybe.

Your car is collecting (and transmitting) data about you to third parties.

Free access to premium Telegram isn't worth jeopardizing your privacy.

It might be time to retire those old blogs, people.

You’d be surprised how much information about your private life is actually public record.

A VPN can protect your data—and your privacy.

Add your nickname—or an entirely new name.

If you hate your Threads feed, you can change it.

You can post anonymously, but don't be a troll.

Discord Clips lets other users record your voice during streams or group calls.