PixelUnion has a new login page and account console. Here is how we rebuilt them on Keycloak with the open-source Keycloakify project, what we changed for privacy and accessibility, and the tradeoffs we accepted.
Welcome to PixelUnion. Here is who we are, why we built this, and how to get your photos in whenever you decide the time is right.
As the UN summit opens in New York, tensions between the US, Japan, and the International Criminal Court are running high. What's at stake, and why it affects all of us.
Why Trump's threatened sanctions against the EU and Canada are a death blow for your data privacy
Your summer photos are probably still sitting on one phone. Until September 30, the code ENDOFSUMMER takes 50% off your first payment.
Immich v3.2.0 brings a redesigned search window, a dedicated memories page, tag renaming, and shared people recognition.
Trump promises every adult American $5,000 if the Republicans hold Congress. A European look at why that makes no legal or economic sense whatsoever.
Google Takeout hands you a folder of photos and a pile of JSON files, and if you just unzip and open them, your dates and locations are gone. Here is how I got my library out with the metadata intact.
Google and Apple updated their world maps within days at the request of the White House. It exposes just how vulnerable our dependence on American Big Tech really is.
Meta is facing a massive lawsuit over deliberately hooking children and teenagers on its platforms. Here's why PixelUnion offers a different path.
The US campaign against the ICC shows how easily a person's entire digital life can be deleted by executive order. Here's why that matters for where you store your data.
Data sovereignty is one of those phrases that shows up in every privacy policy and rarely gets explained. Here is what it actually means, what it does not mean, and why the difference matters for the photos you store online.