They’re on street corners, utility poles, even garbage trucks... and they’re tracking everywhere you go.

Platforms have one overriding goal: to keep us online as long as possible. And they’ve learned that nothing hooks us like outrage. But here's something many people don't realize: privacy and surveillance have everything to do with it.

Are you using the App Store to manage apps on your Mac?
You may want to reconsider.

A huge portion of the digital world now requires mandatory ID checks.

You don’t need to disappear off the grid to stay private online. But you do need a strategy.

Why doesn’t your doctor’s office feel like a safe place anymore?

Your Smart TV is spying on you. It’s taking snapshots of everything you watch -- sometimes hundreds per second -- and quietly sending that data to third parties.

Your child already has a digital footprint—before they can even speak. But they didn’t create it. You did.

Apple is better than Microsoft and Google when it comes to privacy—but they still collect way too much of your data. If you want the strongest digital privacy, Linux is the gold standard.

You installed them to make life easier. But some browser extensions are doing a lot more than blocking ads or autofilling passwords.

Every time we upgrade our devices, we face a choice: migrate everything from the old one or start fresh.

Your phone is a tracking device. But it doesn’t have to be. One of the best ways to reclaim your privacy is to ditch iOS and stock Android and install GrapheneOS instead.