The Privacy Card I Carry Everywhere
How much of your life does a driver's license scan really reveal? You'll want a passport card the moment you find out.
Mass Surveillance. Autonomous Weapons. The Pentagon Wants Both. This AI Company Says No.
The US government just gave Anthropic until Friday to hand over its ethics... or else.
Enough Is Enough
Every privacy concession in history has been permanent. So why are we still making them?
Privacy Is Not a Price You Pay for Growth
At a Denver debate, we argued whether weakening privacy is necessary for mass adoption. It isn’t.
Lawsuit Claims WhatsApp Encryption Is A Lie
Here's what a leading cryptography expert thinks.
Putting Signal on Your Computer Makes It Less Secure
Not because of Signal, but because desktops aren’t built to isolate apps the way phones are.
ChatGPT Basically Told Me "Privacy Is For Criminals."
I asked AI to spell check my article. Instead it censored me.
They Asked for My Cell Number. I Don’t Have One.
What to do if you're asked for your cell number, and you don't want to hand it over.
How One Person Replaced Big Tech Without Going Off the Grid
Privacy Tools You Can Start Using Today.
3 Things You Need To Fix This Year
The simplest way to dramatically improve your privacy in 2026
We Accidentally Slipped Into a 1984-Style Dystopia. It’s Time to Pull Ourselves Out.
A world of quiet and constant surveillance has quietly arrived.
Your Company Is Leaking Data From The Inside
The biggest threat isn’t hackers breaking in. It’s your own tools leaking data out.
The Most Important Email I’ll Send This Year
A message to the people who refuse to accept the status quo.
They Didn’t Expect to Feel Hope About Privacy Again. Then They Walked Into This Room.
This Is What It Looks Like When a New Civil Rights Movement Starts by Accident
Once People See the Cage, They’ll Stop Mistaking It for Safety
How to Break Free from Tracking and Take Back Your Digital Freedom
They asked for my “real” name. I said no.
How to complete checkout without handing over your real name, address, number, or credit card.
The day your financial choices stopped being private.
The Bank Secrecy Act of 1970 quietly flipped the switch on surveillance.
5 ways that the Patriot Act destroyed financial privacy
Inside the quiet rules that made every transaction traceable