
Who holds the off switch? It should be you
Elon Musk says the limits on Ukraine's military Starlink are decided in Washington. A reminder of why your data, from satellites to photos, should be yours to control.

Elon Musk says the limits on Ukraine's military Starlink are decided in Washington. A reminder of why your data, from satellites to photos, should be yours to control.

The US sanctions on the International Criminal Court show how exposed you are when your digital infrastructure is in foreign hands.

Why Trump's threatened sanctions against the EU and Canada are a death blow for your data privacy

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 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.

Official transparency reports show that Google, Apple, and Microsoft receive hundreds of thousands of government data requests annually and comply with the majority of them.

A plain-English guide to understanding the CLOUD Act, why it affects your personal data even in Europe, and what you can do about it.

Google is systematically dismantling the open Android ecosystem: forcing all developers to register with Google, slowing AOSP releases, and effectively turning Android into a walled garden. Here is what is at stake.

Take control of your photos with this practical guide to exporting from Google Photos or iCloud and migrating to a privacy-first European alternative.

As the US wages war in the Middle East and threatens NATO allies with economic ultimatums, your personal data sitting on American servers is no longer just a privacy issue - it's a geopolitical risk. Here's what ordinary people can do right now.