Privacy is assaulted in broad daylight and everything we do is recorded with an unforgiving permanence.

When you want to watch videos on your phone, you're probably using an app whose dual role behind the scenes is to gather as much information about you as it can.

We presume what we search for on the internet stays private. But you might be leaking all of your internet activity through something called a DNS request.

In the digital age we've become used to being able to access music and podcasts wherever we go. But most audio apps collect a LOT of data about you.

CBDCs will put financial privacy, financial freedom, and security in grave danger.

Browser extensions can be a lot more dangerous than you realize.

App stores are central to how we use our smartphones. If you’re on Android you probably get all your apps from the Google Play Store, and if you’re on iOS you get your apps from the Apple App store.

If you want to take your digital privacy to the next level, you need to look at VoIP numbers, Email Aliases, and DNS.

Your phone is filled with apps you don't use. In fact, when you first bought your phone, it was probably already filled with apps that you never installed, and there's no way to uninstall them.

Julian Assange, creator of Wikileaks, is an activist who has dedicated his life to exposing the lies and corruption of some of the most powerful governments on earth.