Meta’s Smart Glasses and the Consent Nobody Asked For
A journalist spends a month wearing Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses and comes away with an unsettling conclusion: not only did […]
Digital Privacy
Privacy Can’t Wait: Phil Zimmermann Was Right
In the early 1990s, a software engineer from New Jersey released a free encryption tool that the US government classified
Private AI Inference — From Trust to Proof
Every time you send a prompt to an AI assistant, your message travels in plaintext through systems that can access
Digital Identity Systems and Privacy
Europe is undergoing a digital identity revolution, with three major systems competing to define how we prove who we are
Mozilla vs Proton: Two Privacy Models
When it comes to building privacy-focused tech companies, structure matters. Mozilla and Proton — two champions of user privacy —