Archive: January 28, 2025

Freedom clashes with the cost of "safety."

Christina Maas

Corporate brand map showing major companies like Kraft, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Unilever, and others with their associated sub-brands and products.

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Big Brands and the Quiet War on Dissent

Freedom clashes with the cost of “safety.”

Surveillance Nation on Trial

A major lawsuit tests the balance between public safety and constitutional privacy rights.

Southport Tragedy Becomes Starmer’s Stage for Big Brother Britain

Shifting blame from systemic failures, Starmer seizes the moment to advance sweeping surveillance policies. And the media is playing along.

A Privacy-Focused, Open-Source Files and Notes Solution with Private Encryption Options

Local-first design offers independence from cloud ecosystems while preserving seamless file organization.

The Supreme Court Appears Sympathetic to Online Digital ID Laws

Texas’s age verification law could turn online privacy into a relic of the past.

An Alternative Email App For Those Jumping Ship From Mozilla

Frustrated by Mozilla’s controversial decisions, users are turning to alternatives for a privacy-focused email experience without corporate compromises.

How Digital ID Laws Are Killing Online Privacy and People Are Fighting Back

New state regulations force millions to trade online freedom for mandatory age verification tied to government IDs.

Full Breakdown: Supreme Court Weighs Free Speech Against National Security in TikTok Ban Arguments

Here’s a breakdown of how oral arguments went and what will likely happen next.

Meta Doesn’t Understand Free Speech

Meta’s rebrand leaves much to be desired.

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