To everyone who fought for his freedom: Thank you.

So simple they're often overlooked, but I consider privacy screens essential for protecting our activities from prying eyes. Allowing people to watch our screen isn't a great idea...

People think that if they have 'nothing to hide' then protecting their privacy isn't important. This couldn't be further from the truth.

How to create a secondary profile on your phone, to silo apps.

Easy steps you can take immediately to beef up your privacy.

Things you NEED to do when you buy or sell a used car.

We need to stop calling Telegram a private messaging app.

Your iCloud is probably NOT as private as you think.

Your computer is silently sharing your activities with the internet.

What do your photos reveal?

Most of what you think you know about Assange is false.

Help fight internet censorship by setting up a Signal proxy server. Also, reinforcements arrive for the SEC vs. Ripple case.

DOJ doubles down on bitcoiner prosecutions, meanwhile Coinbase steps up to be the hero we need as Treasury sanctions open-source code.

While government crackdowns on privacy continue to have a chilling effect on freedom of speech, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has cryptographer Matthew Green's back in protecting code as speech.

A warning about in-app browsers, and tips for managing passwords

Diving into the Tornado Cash sanctions, and the implications for privacy at large.

Saylor Becomes CBO (Chief Bitcoin Officer), Coinbase & BlackRock BFFs, & Why You Should Be Careful Of Browser Extensions

IMF makes a bleak forecast amidst interest rate hikes and global economic downturn. Meanwhile here are some tools of empowerment, this time related to making your phone more private!

The SEC vs. LBRY case is about to set a precedent for the entire crypto industry... and no one is paying attention.

They intend to ensure America's core values are respected. Can we respect Sealand's core values instead?