Immich v2.2

Immich v2.2.0 Has Landed: OCR Search, Blazing-Fast Performance, and Major UX Upgrades!

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How a Single Internal Link Can Nuke Your Entire Domain: A Cautionary Tale from Google's 'Safe Browsing'

Immich v2.0.0. Immich's Stable v2.0.0 Release and What It Means for PixelUnion Users

We are thrilled to announce a landmark achievement for the entire privacy-focused photo storage community. **Immich**, the powerful open-source project that serves as the foundation for the PixelUnion platform, has officially launched its first stable version: **v2.0.0**.

Google's Gemini Update Will Access Your Texts and Calls-Even When It's 'Off'

Google’s Gemini Update Will Access Your Texts and Calls-Even When It’s “Off”

1.0 Introduction: The Double-Edged Sword of AI Assistants …

The Keys to Our European Castle: Why We Picked Authentik for PixelUnion (and Immich!)

Discover why PixelUnion chose Authentik as our Identity Provider (IDP) to ensure top-notch security and privacy for our European-based photo management service.

European Alternative to Google Photos: PixelUnion

Looking for a European, privacy‑friendly and open-source alternative to Google Photos? Discover how PixelUnion keeps your photos safely in Europe with comparable features-without tracking.

Immich v1.142.0: Timeline Becomes Default, Geolocation Upgrades, and More!

Announcing Immich v1.142.0: Beta timeline is now default, geolocation utility gets a timeline view, resume all jobs button, and more. Discover how these features improve your photo management workflows.

FTC Undermines the DSA: A New Front in Data Security Policy

How the FTC is telling US companies to ignore the EU's Digital Services Act, and what this means for global privacy.

Immich v1.140.0 Release Highlights

Immich v1.140.0 is here, bringing exciting new features and improvements to your photo management experience! This release continues the push towards feature …

Privacy Washing: Why Big Tech Doesn’t Really Care About Your Privacy

Discover why tech giants like Google and Meta don’t protect your privacy nearly as much as they claim. “Privacy Washing” is everywhere-are you still falling for it? Read on to see what’s really going on.