I don't own a cellphone. Can this privacy-focused network change that?
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The leak of an internal Google database reveals thousands of potential privacy and security issues reported by employees
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‘Neural network’ fake ID site goes dark after 404 Media investigation - Site creator denies illegal applications after boasting of them
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An instant fake ID factory - An underground website called OnlyFake is claiming to use “neural networks” to generate realistic looking photos of fake IDs for just $15
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Impact: US FTC stops data broker X-Mode selling sensitive location data
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Marketing company claims that it actually is listening to your phone and smart speakers to target ads
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The $2,000 phones that let anyone make robocalls
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AI cameras took over one small American town. Now they're everywhere
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‘Verified’ OSINT accounts are destroying the Israel-Palestine information ecosystem
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ICE, CBP, Secret Service all illegally used US smartphone location data
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The secret weapon [leaked credit data] hackers can use to dox nearly anyone in America for $15
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Inside ShadowDragon, the tool that lets ICE monitor pregnancy tracking sites and Fortnite players
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Four former VICE Motherboard journalists founded an independent news company
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Bloodied Macbooks and stacks of cash: Inside the increasingly violent Discord servers where kids flaunt their crimes
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Inside the Italian mafia’s encrypted phone of choice
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Here is the FBI’s contract to buy mass internet data
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UK proposes making the sale and possession of encrypted phones illegal
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Revealed: US Military bought mass monitoring tool that includes internet browsing, email data
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BMW wants to charge for heated seats. These grey market hackers will fix that.
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The code the FBI used to wiretap the world
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780GB of data, tools, and source code were stolen from EA by purchasing a stolen cookie to get access to the company's Slack and social-engineering an IT Support employee
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'Find this fuck:' Inside Citizen’s dangerous effort to cash in on vigilantism
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Inside Amazon’s secret program to spy on workers’ private Facebook groups
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Hundreds arrested after European law enforcement agencies monitored over 100 million encrypted messages sent through Encrochat, a network used by criminals
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Inside the underground trade of pirated OnlyFans porn
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Zoom iOS app sends data to Facebook even if you don’t have a Facebook account
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Leaked document shows how big companies buy credit card data on millions of Americans
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Hackers are breaking directly into telecom companies to take over customer phone numbers
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Ordinary Americans are using armies of phones to generate extra income for beer, diapers, and bills through ad fraud
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As authoritarian governments surveil the internet, open source projects decide how to respond
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China's border guards are installing malware onto the phones of travellers crossing its border
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When Myspace was king, employees abused a tool called ‘overlord’ to spy on users
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Twitter has started researching whether white supremacists belong on Twitter
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Snapchat employees abused data access to spy on users
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Compromised credentials for a Microsoft support agent enabled outside access to non-enterprise Hotmail, Outlook, and MSN emails for months
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Telcos sold highly sensitive customer GPS data
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The impossible job: Inside Facebook’s struggle to moderate two billion people
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