Meta’s Smart Glasses vs. Normal F***ing Sunglasses
Somewhere in a DuckDuckGo marketing meeting, someone pitched selling sunglasses with zero smart features as a joke — and it […]
Digital Privacy
Age Verification Laws Risk Building Mass Surveillance
In March 2026, 438 security and privacy researchers from 32 countries signed an open letter with a blunt message for
Naomi Brockwell’s New Video On Digital Independence
Thirty years ago, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, EFF co-founder John Perry Barlow wrote a “Declaration of the
EU Platforms Can Scan Your Private Messages Again
If you send messages through Gmail, Instagram Direct, Discord, Snapchat, Skype, or Xbox chat, those platforms are once again legally
Email Providers Built Around Your Privacy
Have you ever wondered what Gmail actually does with the contents of your inbox? Google scans it — not just
Preparing for the Quantum Threat to Encryption
Quantum computers do not need to exist at full scale today to be a threat to your privacy today. That
The Search That Follows You Around the Internet
Have you ever searched for something once — a pair of shoes, a symptom you were worried about, a question
Browsers That Protect You Before You Ask
Every time you open a browser, dozens of invisible scripts try to identify you. Cookies follow you from one site
The $1 Trillion Trap: How Ad Tech Owns the Internet in 2026
You search for hiking boots once. For the next two weeks, they follow you everywhere — on Instagram, on news