Pegasus, global scandal: was spyware spying on journalists, activists and leaders?
NSO's spyware has been used by authoritarian governments to spy on journalists, leaders and activists around the world, ...
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Clubhouse grows explosively, but security is creepy
Clubhouse has boomed, but there are many doubts about the security and privacy of this app. What are the ...
Will we give up our personal freedoms to defeat the coronavirus?
The global responses to coronavirus are very different in intensity and compression of personal freedoms. How much to compress to overcome ...
The anti-spy bracelet silences all microphones around you
Privacy is safe: an inexpensive anti-spy bracelet can silence all the microphones in the surroundings. A godsend even for ...
The acquisition of Xnor.ai reveals the upcoming Apple devices
What news for the next Apple devices after the acquisition of Xnor.ai? A Super Siri in sight and world record ...
Electronic pills and privacy: time to worry
Electronic pills with sensors show a patient's status to doctors and family members. But they are the only ones to ...
Nightingale project: why did Google collect millions of medical data?
Nightingale project: Google has secretly collected millions of medical and sensitive data, including full names and birth dates. ...
Steve Jobs assured “computers a privacy nightmare? Never"
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs gave bold interviews at ABC in which he reassured anxious Americans that no, the ...
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If (Italian) e-commerce shows the way: Serendipity and zero plastic life
An Italian startup, Serendipity combines ecommerce and the dissemination of environmental culture: only plastic free household products on sale
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