From trend to ownership: how Big Tech profits from your photos

Why AI photo trends put your privacy at risk—and how European storage and open‑source tools let you stay in control of your photos.

PixelUnion donates 20% to aid in Sudan (Nov 24 – Dec 25)

Announcement: From November 24 to December 25, PixelUnion will donate 20% of revenue to humanitarian aid in Sudan via the Red Cross. Choose EU‑privacy and make an immediate impact.

Away from Big Tech: reclaim your privacy and data

Big Tech turns you into a product and sells your data. Learn how to switch to privacy-friendly alternatives and take back control of your digital life.

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”

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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.

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.

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.

Google to Restrict Android Sideloading

Google has announced a major change for Android users: new restrictions on sideloading apps are coming soon.

WhatsApp’s Mandatory AI: Why It’s Time to Consider Signal

WhatsApp's new AI features raise significant privacy concerns. As mandatory integration looms, is it time to switch to Signal?

Switzerland’s New Surveillance Law: A Privacy Crisis for Encrypted Services

A proposed update to Swiss surveillance law (VÜPF) threatens the privacy of VPN and encrypted chat and email providers. What does this mean for the future of privacy in Switzerland and beyond?