Surveillance Report
The privacy and security news that actually matters, every week. Surveillance Report brings you the stories, the context, and what to do about them—so nothing gets decided about your digital life without you knowing.
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VPNs Could Expose You to NSA Spying, North Korea's Open-Source Hijack, Android Malware Hits 2.3 Million Devices via Google Play, and the EU Ending Chat Control
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VPNs, NSA Spying, and the Surveillance Double Standard Nobody Wants to Address | April 1-7
Six lawmakers just asked the government to admit that following their own VPN advice might strip Americans of their constitutional rights.
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The Week Big Tech Got Sued, Hacked, and Verified | March 22-31
A jury just held Meta and Google liable for designing addictive products that harmed a child. Two thousand more cases are waiting.
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Coruna and DarkSword iOS Exploits Explained: What iPhone Users Need to Do Right Now
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Google Is Closing the Last Door on Android Freedom | March 03-22
Google just made it harder to own your Android. Here's why that matters to all of us.
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Can You Trust Your Password Manager? | Feb 24-Mar 2 Your password manager might be able to read your vault, and that's just the start of this week's privacy wake-up calls.
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Password Manager Vaults Aren't Private, Google Threatens Open Android, & Apple's Global Age Verification
Techlore Surveillance Report: Weekly News for Your Digital Freedom
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Mac Hit by 3 Simultaneous Attacks, Discord's Age Verification Fails, & Google's "Deleted" Footage Returns | SR256
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FBI Admits Defeat: iPhone Security Actually Works — And A New iOS Cellular Security Feature
Techlore Surveillance Report: Weekly News for Your Digital Freedom