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DuckDuckGo's Director of Product on Ads, Google, and the Ecosystem They're Actually Building
Techlore Talks brings you in-depth conversations with the experts at the forefront of digital rights, privacy and security.
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A Vulnerability Hit Our PeerTube: Here's What Happened & What It Teaches About Self-Hosting A vulnerability hit our self-hosted PeerTube in May. Here's exactly what happened, what was (and wasn't) at risk, and what it can teach about self-hosting.
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California Exempts Open Source From Age Verification, Plus School Bus Surveillance Getting Out of Control
A rare win against age verification with California exempting open source! Plus AI cameras on school buses, a push to ban police license plate tracking, and more.
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Google Replaced Search With AI. Here Are 6 Alternatives.
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A Brutal Week for Microsoft Security, Signal Threatens to Leave Canada, And Bitwarden Quietly Shifts Policies
A brutal week of Microsoft vulnerabilities, an npm supply chain attack on 600+ packages, Signal vs Canada, Meta's AI age detection, and Bitwarden worries.
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TRMNL: A Screen That Doesn't Want Your Attention
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Naomi Brockwell on Digital Privacy Legislation, the Third Party Doctrine, and Fighting the Surveillance State with The Surveillance Accountability Act
Techlore Talks brings you in-depth conversations with the experts at the forefront of digital rights, privacy and security.
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Why Even Smart People Think Privacy Is Dead
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Three Linux Exploits, ICE's 20M-Person Database, and Android's Good/Bad Week | May 13
Linux's vulnerability saga hits a third entry, ICE agents are walking around with a Palantir database of 20 million people, and Android delivers both a refused-to-patch VPN leak and a useful new intrusion logging tool for high-risk users.