South Africa is heavily connected to the internet, and as is the case with many countries, the government is trying to exert a new level of control. South Africa’s unorthodox, impossible, and confusing proposition aims to declare their government the owners of everything that has ever happened online. This is either a well informed absurdist […]
China was never supposed to have complete micromanaging control over Hong Kong. When the UK handed the territory back over to the mainland, the deal was supposed to be “one party, two systems.” Hong Kong could continue being Hong Kong, and the mainland would take backseat control over the political narrative. This arrangement only lasted […]
Any measure taken to protect the safety of children could be considered an important and worthy cause. No reasonable person would ever support harm to a child in any way. When governments pass laws regarding virtual crime and children, it’s likely that they’re doing so with the best of intentions. Unfortunately, the methods they often […]
Many well known cyberintelligence companies like FinFisher of Germany and NGO of Israel continue to shock the world with eerie innovations on hacking. The lesser known Mollitiam of Spain claims that they have technology far superior to the most notorious hacking tools. A third party leaked information pertaining to Mollitiam’s tools online, and the detailed […]
The pandemic left many people unemployed or rethinking their career choices. People spent their quarantine learning new skills, updating their professional profiles, and seeking better opportunities. LinkedIn is the de facto platform for professional networking. It’s the Facebook for jobs, with over 750 million members seeking jobs or looking to hire. Job searchers check their […]
Apple has come under scrutiny in the past for its blatant disregard for user privacy. They’re currently attempting to position themselves as privacy leaders with a new feature that slightly enhances some aspects of browsing privacy. The only problem with this feature is that it would be illegal in several major markets that Apple relies […]
When Hong Kong was returned to China from Great Britain, that return came with stipulations. There was supposed to be a “two parties, one country” system where Hong Kong would be able to operate the way they saw fit while becoming a part of China. This lasted roughly five minutes. China realized that they couldn’t […]
India’s opposition party posted some tweets that the Indian government declared to be misinformation. For some reason, the Indian government decided that the proper answer to tweets they didn’t like was to send the police terrorism squad to Twitter headquarters in New Delhi. The police showed up long after office hours, which wouldn’t have mattered […]
First things first, you’re safe. You were always safe. We know what’s going on, and your TorGuard account was never in jeopardy. If you’ve received an email that states that your TorGuard VPN account information has leaked somewhere on the internet, don’t worry. It wasn’t. The email itself is a spam campaign from a bad […]
Apple is a company that likes to present themselves as though they’re at the forefront of everyone’s technological concerns. Despite past issues with security vulnerability and data collection that drove privacy focused users away from Apple products, they’re not ready to stop trying. Apple introduced their new Private Relay feature to crowds at their iOS […]
Facebook wants you to believe that they’re philanthropists. They project the image that their prime directive is to keep people together, uniting them through social media and bridging communication gaps throughout the world. Many people in areas where the internet is not easily accessible or mobile data is prohibitively expensive are not as large of […]
