Federal agencies are warning iPhone and Android users to stop using personal VPNs, calling them security risks. This comes as lawmakers consider outright bans to enforce content restrictions. The VPN landscape is changing dramatically.
More than 1,000 Amazon workers have anonymously signed a letter criticizing the company’s aggressive AI development. They warn this approach could cause “staggering damage to democracy, to our jobs, and to the earth” amid massive data center expansion.
X’s new account location feature has uncovered that numerous popular MAGA-themed political accounts with thousands of followers aren’t actually based in the United States. Researchers found these accounts posting about U.S. politics are frequently located in South Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe.
YouTube is testing a feature called “Your Custom Feed” that gives users unprecedented control over their homepage recommendations. Instead of relying solely on the algorithm, you can type prompts to request specific content. The feature is currently in limited testing with no official rollout date y
A bombshell legal filing alleges Meta conducted research in 2019 showing users felt significantly better after taking breaks from Facebook. The company reportedly shut down the project and kept findings secret despite congressional inquiries about platform safety.
That AI subscription you’re sharing with friends or family isn’t like Netflix. These tools store your conversations, personal data, and can even access connected accounts. The risks are way bigger than you think.
Google is pushing back against claims that Gmail reads your emails and attachments to train its AI models. Despite the company’s denials, many users remain suspicious and are looking for ways to opt out of smart features that could potentially access their data.
The US government is pushing to ban TP-Link routers over security concerns linked to Chinese state actors. Multiple incidents since 2024 show compromised devices used in attacks. But should average consumers panic and replace their hardware immediately?
Mullvad VPN has introduced Lightweight WireGuard Obfuscation (LWO), a new feature designed to bypass VPN blocking in restrictive networks. Unlike other obfuscation methods, LWO maintains fast connection speeds while making WireGuard traffic harder to detect. The feature is available now on desktop a
Microsoft’s aggressive shift from standalone Windows to cloud-controlled systems is changing who really owns your desktop. With mandatory Microsoft 365 and automatic OneDrive integration, users are losing local control. The company’s vision points toward a future where your PC decisions are made in
