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How the British Contact-Tracing App Prioritizes User Privacy

Five Reasons To Let Students Keep Their Cameras off During Zoom Classes

Cyberspace Is Critical Infrastructure – So Why Doesn't Government Protect It?

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Private Web Browsing: What It Does (And Doesn't Do) to Protect From Prying Eyes

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Hide and Seek: Could You Escape From a Surveillance Drone?

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Is Amazon’s Alexa A Complete Privacy Nightmare?

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How Netflix Could Destroy Itself with This 1 Bad Move

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Is It Time to Ban End-To-End Encryption?

Why You Might End Up Cancelling Netflix If They Make This 1 Move

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How Google Should Use Your Health Data

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Why Did This Kansas Man Fight His Traffic Stop to the Supreme Court?

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U.S. Cities Among the Most Surveilled in the World: Study

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Why Facebook’s New ‘Privacy Cop’ Is Doomed to Fail

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Australia’s Encryption Law Deals a Serious Blow to Privacy and Security

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No Need to Overreact to the NSA-AT&T Partnership

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No Need to Overreact to the NSA-AT&T Partnership

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