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Encrypted DNS: Why Your DNS Provider Matters for Privacy Every website you visit starts with a DNS query—and by default, that query goes to your ISP unencrypted. Here's how encrypted DNS closes that gap.
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Email Aliasing: How to Stop Handing Out Your Real Email Address An email alias forwards mail to your real inbox without exposing your address. Every breach is contained to one alias, and spam sources become obvious.
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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.