A Revised Letter from the European Union, Year 2030
A Revised Letter from the European Union, Year 2030(Updated for the post-DSA/DMA/AI Act era – because compliance is the new […]
The EU’s Metadata Comeback: Same Spying, New Wrapper
So, the European Commission is at it again, pushing for mandatory data retention, this time dressed up in “metadata-only” clothing.
A Letter from the European Union, Year 2030
Dear Digitally Disobedient Citizen, We hope this message finds you compliant and sufficiently confused. Congratulations! You’ve successfully navigated another week
The Reputation Trap
Why Your Voice Isn’t Censored—Just Buried Ever feel like your posts are going nowhere? Like you’re in some weird digital
Why Everything Online Feels the Same – And Why That’s Not an Accident
The internet didn’t get boring. It got engineered. Ever feel like every site, post, video, and app is just… the
They Say It’s Just Ads – But It’s Never Just Ads
How the ad economy turned the internet into a surveillance machine “Relax, it’s just targeted ads.” That’s the line they
Why Your Phone Is Acting More Like Your Boss Than Your Friend
And what that means for your digital freedom “You own the phone. But who’s really in control?” There was a
David vs. Google: How Nextcloud Fought Back and Won
In the grim world of big tech dominance, where privacy is but a fleeting memory and freedom is a luxury
The Real Reason Behind Crypto’s Divisive Drama on X
In the crypto space, heated debates between Bitcoin maximalists and privacy coin supporters like Monero advocates are often dismissed as
When Facts Become Forbidden: My Brush with the ADL’s Digital Influence
I’m not an expert. I’m not a journalist, an activist, or some shadowy figure in a basement. I’m just a