Exploring the debate around government-provided email for citizens. We analyze the potential benefits against the significant risks of politicization, surveillance, and why email's history makes it a poor candidate for a public utility.
The 'Tea' app suffered multiple major data breaches, yet remains on the App Store, prompting a debate about Apple's review process, financial incentives, and the software industry's lack of accountability for user data.
As governments mandate ID verification for online content, discover strategies to protect your privacy and the open internet. Explore political action, technical alternatives like the RTA header, and circumvention tools.
An analysis of why tech-focused online communities often remove political content, exploring whether it's due to moderation policies, user fatigue, or an underlying ideological bias.
An analysis of why certain topics gain less visibility on online forums, exploring the roles of platform guidelines, community flagging, user bias, and the debate around what constitutes censorship.