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- BTCPay Server 2.4.2: The Lightning Credential IncidentBTCPay Server versions before 2.4.2 let attackers steal the credentials that control a store's Lightning funds. What happened, which versions are affected, and what operators should do now.~7 min read
- Qwen3.8-27B OBLITERATED: Why the Same Model Gives Different AnswersWhat Qwen is, what the unofficial OBLITERATED version changed, why local AI apps can produce different answers, and the developer's 23 August 2026 GGUF redownload notice.~6 min read
- FreeSocks, Tor Bridges, and Messaging Proxies ComparedChoose between FreeSocks v2, Tor bridges and Snowflake, Signal proxies, and Telegram proxies by blocking problem, metadata exposure, and privacy limits.~9 min read
- Authoritative DNS Hosting Is Not Private DNS ResolutionAuthoritative hosting, recursive resolution, DNSSEC, registrar records, and account metadata expose different facts. A source-led DNS privacy worksheet using deSEC as a limited example.~8 min read
- Cellebrite in Australia: NSW and Victoria Phone-Access Powers ExplainedCellebrite Australia, reported NSW Police use, Victoria Police phone extraction powers, and the law governing post-seizure phone access.~14 min read
- Tor Browser Hardening SetupVerify and configure Tor Browser 15.0.19, preserve its shared fingerprint, test Tor routing and New Identity, and control downloads and account crossover.~12 min read
ArticlesPractical PrivacyMessaging, device privacy, data removal, local AI, and private home infrastructure.14 articles
- 01Signal vs SimpleX vs Session: Which Is Most Private?Signal needs a phone number, SimpleX has no user IDs, Session drops forward secrecy. Compare registration, metadata, groups, and seized-phone exposure.Comms · ~10 min read~10 min read
- 02GrapheneOS Setup Guide: Install, Profiles, Google PlayInstall GrapheneOS on a supported Pixel, verify the bootloader, separate profiles, add sandboxed Google Play, restrict apps, and test network controls.Privacy Tools · ~16 min read~16 min read
- 03De-Google Without Breaking EverythingA staged de-Googling plan that maps dependencies before migration, separates identity, storage, sync, media, Android, and paid purchases, and adds rollback checks.Guide · ~11 min read~11 min read
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- 04Proton Pass vs Bitwarden With SimpleLoginProton Pass and Bitwarden with SimpleLogin compared by alias setup, account separation, custom domains, self-hosting, exports, recovery, and provider portability.Passwords · ~9 min read~9 min read
- 05California DROP: Delete Data Broker Records and Check ResultsA step-by-step California DROP guide covering identifiers, broker matching, deletion statuses, 45-day processing, 90-day reporting, later checks, and records that return.Data Brokers · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 06Local-First Data Broker Removal: Extraction, Deletion, and RechecksA local-first workflow for finding data-broker records, approving least-disclosure opt-outs, tracking proof, escalating to a human, and rechecking for reappearance.AI Privacy · ~10 min read~10 min read
- 07How to Self-Host unbroker for Data Broker RemovalA practical guide to running unbroker locally or on an isolated server, with local records, browser and email modes, DROP, human fallback, and recurring re-scans.Data Brokers · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 08How to Scrub Your Personal Information from the InternetStep-by-step guide to removing your name, address, phone number, and photos from data brokers, people-search sites, Google, social media, and public records.Guide · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 09Self-OSINT Audit: Find and Reduce Your Personal ExposureA practical self-OSINT workflow for finding your public identifiers, profiles, breach exposure, broker records, images, and documents, then verifying remediation and repeat exposure.OSINT · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 10Open-Source AI: Local Models and Data PathsA sourced guide to local AI runtimes, telemetry, open-weight licences, model provenance, abliteration tradeoffs, remote tools and hardware memory tiers.AI Privacy · ~18 min read~18 min read
- 11Qwen3.8-27B OBLITERATED: Why the Same Model Gives Different AnswersWhat Qwen is, what the unofficial OBLITERATED version changed, why local AI apps can produce different answers, and the developer's 23 August 2026 GGUF redownload notice.AI Privacy · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 12Private Home Network Setup: Router, DNS, Isolation, and Remote AccessA practical home network guide covering router control, trusted and guest networks, camera and IoT isolation, DNS, firewall rules, private remote access, and verification.Home Privacy · ~10 min read~10 min read
- 13Frigate Private Camera Network: Local NVR Setup and Remote AccessA local Frigate NVR setup covering camera segmentation, detection and recording streams, storage, authenticated access, Tailscale, integrations, and operational failure tests.Home Privacy · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 14How to Vet Any Privacy Tool Before You Trust ItA practical checklist for assessing a privacy tool: threat model, architecture, release integrity, ownership, policies, audits, and testing.OPSEC · ~9 min read~9 min read
ArticlesComms & NetworkingPhones, messaging, VPNs, DNS, and anonymous hosting.18 articles
- 01Private Phone Setup in 2026: GrapheneOS, Phreeli, and SimpleXAnonymous phone stack 2026: GrapheneOS on Pixel, Phreeli or Silent.Link for carrier, SimpleX or Session for messaging, Cake Wallet for crypto.Phone · ~15 min read~15 min read
- 02No-KYC eSIM Comparison for 2026Compare Silent.Link, NadaNada, PikaSim, and Phreeli by identity checks, payment records, coverage, and the telecom data each service still exposes.Phone · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 03Phreeli Review 2026: Signup and Payment RequirementsA source-backed review of Phreeli signup, payment, data, and launch-protocol requirements, including what remains identifiable and unverified.Phone · ~7 min read~7 min read
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- 04Private Phone Number and Data eSIM SetupSet up a separate JMP.chat phone number, XMPP calling and messaging, an optional data eSIM, billing limits, and six acceptance tests.Comms · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 05Private Email Migration with Proton and SimpleLoginMove an existing inbox to Proton Mail, add one-address-per-account SimpleLogin aliases, verify replies, import mail, and run a 30-day cutover.Comms · ~13 min read~13 min read
- 06Hardening TelegramTelegram cloud chats are not end-to-end encrypted. Reduce account, phone-number, metadata and session exposure with settings that have clear limits.Guides · ~3 min read~3 min read
- 07No-KYC VPN Comparison for 2026No-KYC VPNs compared on no-email account models, Monero and cash payment, jurisdiction, audit records, and logging evidence.VPN · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 08EU CSAM Scanning: Voluntary Detection Rules Restored Until 2028Regulation (EU) 2026/1881 restored voluntary CSAM detection until April 2028. It excludes end-to-end encrypted chat, and mandatory scanning remains unadopted.Surveillance · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 09Mullvad VPN Setup GuideSet up Mullvad VPN with no account, paid with XMR or cash. Multi-hop, DNS leak testing, kill switch config.VPN · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 10Mullvad VPN and DNS Leak-Proof SetupConfigure Mullvad VPN 2026.3 with default in-tunnel DNS, Lockdown mode, no browser DNS exception, and connection, leak, disconnect, and reboot tests.VPN · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 11Authoritative DNS Hosting Is Not Private DNS ResolutionAuthoritative hosting, recursive resolution, DNSSEC, registrar records, and account metadata expose different facts. A source-led DNS privacy worksheet using deSEC as a limited example.DNS · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 12FreeSocks, Tor Bridges, and Messaging Proxies ComparedChoose between FreeSocks v2, Tor bridges and Snowflake, Signal proxies, and Telegram proxies by blocking problem, metadata exposure, and privacy limits.Censorship · ~9 min read~9 min read
- 13Five Eyes Jurisdictions and VPN PrivacyHow Five Eyes intelligence cooperation affects VPN risk, and how to assess a provider's legal entity, records, ownership, and audit evidence.OPSEC · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 14Hola VPN and Peer-to-Peer Bandwidth SharingHow Hola's peer-to-peer routing, Bright Data relationship, product differences, and current logging policy affect users.VPN · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 15Domain Registration Privacy: Njalla, WHOIS Privacy, and .onionRegister a domain without exposing your name. Njalla, WHOIS privacy, .onion services, Monero payment, registrar risk, and operational setup.Hosting · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 16No-KYC VPS Hosting ProvidersAnonymous VPS hosting providers compared: FlokiNET, 1984 Hosting, Njalla, IncogNET, Monero payments, Tor signup, jurisdiction, and SSH hardening.Hosting · ~9 min read~9 min read
- 17Hosting a Website With Tor, ENS, and IPFSHow Tor Onion Services, IPFS, and ENS provide separate website access paths, with current setup steps and explicit hosting, key, gateway, and persistence limits.Hosting · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 18Government Surveillance-Resistant InfrastructureHow to limit infrastructure exposure through data minimisation, separated control, protected logs, Tor onion services, IPFS, and tested recovery.Hosting · ~11 min read~11 min read
ArticlesOPSECIdentity compartmentalization, scrubbing, and counter-surveillance.6 articles
- 01Tails OS for Financial PrivacyUsing Tails OS for no-KYC crypto transactions, Feather Wallet via Tor, and reduced local forensic traces.OPSEC · ~9 min read~9 min read
- 02PGP Basics: Encrypt Messages Without a Central ServerHow OpenPGP encryption, signatures, fingerprints, revocation certificates and hardware keys work, including what email metadata remains visible.Guides · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 03Hidden Camera Detection: What Each Method MissesPublished research on hidden-camera detection, including each method’s blind spots, null-result meaning, validation method, skill floor and legal scope.Hardware · ~18 min read~18 min read
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- 04DIY Privacy Hardware: Faraday Pouches, Camera Blockers, and Detection ToolsUse and test physical privacy tools for radio isolation, camera blocking, safer USB charging, and hidden-camera screening.Hardware · ~9 min read~9 min read
- 05Hardware Surveillance: Microphones, Cameras and TelemetryHow to reduce microphone, camera, radio, and telemetry exposure across phones, laptops, televisions, and connected devices.Hardware · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 06Ledger Data Breach and Physical-Security RisksLedger's 2020 breach exposed about 272,000 detailed customer records. What is verified, what is not, and how exposed customers can reduce phishing and physical-security risks.Privacy · ~10 min read~10 min read
ArticlesSurveillanceState, corporate, and AI surveillance infrastructure: and how to defend.18 articles
- 01Privacy Controls for AI-Agent PaymentsSource-backed controls for AI-agent payments: narrow tool scopes, spend limits, separate signing, human approval, revocation, and the records each rail retains.AI Privacy · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 02AI Agent Payment Protocols ComparedA privacy-first comparison of AP2, x402, and MPP for AI-agent payments: authorization, HTTP 402 challenges, settlement rails, logs, wallets, and metadata exposure.AI Privacy · ~5 min read~5 min read
- 03Privacy.com MCP Is Spend Control, Not AnonymityPrivacy.com MCP gives AI tools access to virtual-card controls, but identity checks and linked funding make it spend control, not anonymous money.AI Privacy · ~4 min read~4 min read
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- 04Agent Wallet Threat Model: Keys, Sessions, Budgets, and ReceiptsA practical threat model for AI-agent wallets: key custody, prompt injection, sessions, budgets, receipts, approval policies, wallet reuse, and privacy logs.AI Privacy · ~5 min read~5 min read
- 05Pay Per Crawl and the Paid Web: Privacy Risks of HTTP 402How x402 and pay-per-crawl can connect AI-agent requests to wallets, accounts, facilitators, timing, and resource metadata.AI Privacy · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 06Virtual Cards vs Stablecoin Wallets for AI AgentsA privacy-first comparison of virtual cards and stablecoin wallets for AI-agent spending: KYC, issuer logs, onchain history, revocation, budgets, and merchant fit.AI Privacy · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 07Evaluating AI-Agent Payment MethodsA practical scoring rubric for AI-agent payment rails: identity exposure, authorization, settlement, custody, autonomy, revocation, logs, and privacy fit.AI Privacy · ~5 min read~5 min read
- 08Flock Safety Expansion: License Plates, Traffic Cameras, and DronesHow Flock license-plate cameras connect to wider surveillance systems, why Pulaski County decided not to renew, and which contracts, access logs, cancellation records, and removal evidence to request.Surveillance · ~15 min read~15 min read
- 09Axon Police AI: Body Cameras, Draft One, and FususAxon sells AI that drafts police reports from body-camera audio and software that watches live city cameras. How the data flows from recording to courtroom, and which public records show how your city uses it.Surveillance · ~14 min read~14 min read
- 10Section 702 Searches of Sensitive GroupsSection 702 expired on June 12, 2026, but existing court certifications allow surveillance to continue. Sensitive FBI searches still require internal approval, not a warrant.Surveillance · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 11Privacy and Security Concerns in the White House AppA March 2026 audit found extensive third-party telemetry and bundled location capability in the White House app. Later disclosures and official statements changed parts of the record.Surveillance · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 12Google Notice Policy and ICE Data RequestsEFF says Google turned over subscriber data to ICE and only notified the user afterward, despite a public promise of advance notice. What simultaneous notice means and how to cut your exposure.Surveillance · ~10 min read~10 min read
- 13Hong Kong Device Password LawHong Kong now criminalises refusal to provide device passwords in national security cases. What the new rules say, where the claimed safeguards stop, and how travelers should change their device OPSEC.Surveillance · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 14Operating-System Age Verification RequirementsWhat California AB 1043 requires operating systems and apps to do, what age-bracket data is shared, and what the law does not mandate.Privacy · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 15NSO Group and Pegasus SpywareHow Pegasus compromises phones, what court records and forensic research establish, and how high-risk users can reduce and investigate targeted spyware risk.Surveillance · ~10 min read~10 min read
- 16Cellebrite Phone Extraction and the Serbia Abuse CaseWhat Cellebrite UFED and Physical Analyzer do, what Amnesty documented in Serbia, and how to limit the data exposed when a phone is seized.Surveillance · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 17How to Find Surveillance Contracts and Political LinksA practical guide to finding surveillance contracts, suppliers, values, lobbying records, donations, company ownership, and personnel links in official databases.Surveillance · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 18What Is a SAR? Bank Reports to FinCENSARs are secret bank filings to FinCEN. You are never told when one is filed. Learn what triggers them, what data is shared, and how to reduce your exposure.Explainer · ~7 min read~7 min read
ArticlesCrypto & WalletsBuy, swap, spend, and store crypto without KYC or chain surveillance.11 articles
- 01Buying Bitcoin With Less Identity ExposureHow P2P Bitcoin purchases, payment records, fresh addresses, UTXO labels, and coin control affect identity exposure.Bitcoin · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 02No-KYC Monero Payment Path: Cash to XMRUse a RetoSwap no-deposit cash offer, withdraw to Feather Wallet, and verify one native XMR payment without a centralized exchange account.Monero · ~13 min read~13 min read
- 03No-KYC Crypto Exchange Options in 2026No-KYC exchange-style venues compared by type: aggregators, instant exchangers, and P2P markets, with KYC postures and fees from their records.Swap · ~6 min read~6 min read
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- 04No-KYC Crypto Swap Guide: Wallet-to-Wallet No-ID ServicesA source-backed comparison of Haveno, Bisq, and StealthEX showing the difference between no platform KYC, accountless swaps, and anonymity.Swap · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 05Zcash Shielded-Transaction Setup GuideSet up Zashi for shielded ZEC, identify transparent fallbacks, and understand what Zcash hides and what external services can still record.Zcash · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 06Zcash vs Monero: Privacy Comparison 2026Compare Monero's default transaction privacy with Zcash shielded and transparent transfers, including address risks, viewing keys, and wallet checks.Zcash · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 07Zero-Knowledge Proofs and PrivacyZero-knowledge proofs can validate a statement while hiding its secret witness. Learn what Zcash, private contracts, and selective disclosure protect and what they still expose.Explainer · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 08Monero Wallet Comparison for 2026Current comparison of Feather, Cake, Monerujo, and the Monero CLI, including Tor routing, hardware-wallet support, swaps, and platform limits.Monero · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 09Feather Wallet Setup and Privacy SettingsSet up Feather Wallet with verified downloads, offline seed storage, Tor-aware node selection, subaddresses, and output controls.Monero · ~9 min read~9 min read
- 10Paying With Shielded ZEC Through Zodl and FlexaZashi is now Zodl. Use shielded ZEC through Flexa while understanding identity checks, processor records, limits, and refund rules.Zcash · ~5 min read~5 min read
- 11No-KYC Virtual Cards: SolvoCard, Veil, StealthsCompare no-KYC virtual cards by identity checks, fees, load limits, issuer disclosure, custody, and current incidents, including SolvoCard, Veil, and Stealths.Payments · ~8 min read~8 min read
ArticlesLegal & FinancialTax, corporate structures, offshore banking, and legal compliance.2 articles
- 01Legal Tax Minimization 2026: US, UK, EU & AustraliaA factual guide to lawful tax planning through US retirement accounts, UK ISAs and pensions, EU residence rules, and Australian super contributions.Legal · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 02Financial Privacy for Journalists, Activists & DissidentsJournalists, activists, and dissidents face asset freezing and payment deplatforming. Financial OPSEC guide using no-KYC tools and Monero.Privacy · ~10 min read~10 min read
ArticlesNews & InvestigationsRegional reports, deep investigations, and exchange news.9 articles
- 01M-Pesa, Machankura, and Transaction Privacy in KenyaM-Pesa and Machankura both work on basic phones, but they expose different records. A factual guide to custodial Bitcoin, USSD identity, and Kenya's VASP law.Bitcoin · ~10 min read~10 min read
- 02Zimbabwe's ZiG Currency and Cryptocurrency UseZiG remains secondary to the US dollar, while Zimbabwe's official risk assessment describes a small, mostly peer-to-peer cryptocurrency market.Crypto · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 03Kape Technologies and ExpressVPN OwnershipKape Technologies owns ExpressVPN, Private Internet Access, CyberGhost, and ZenMate. Its Crossrider history, acquisitions, private ownership, and VPN audit evidence.VPN · ~9 min read~9 min read
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- 04GitHub Privacy Considerations for Sensitive ProjectsWhat GitHub records, what legal process can reach, how commit metadata identifies contributors, and how Codeberg's published data policy differs.Privacy · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 05Ethereum Foundation CROPS Mandate: What It Commits ToWhat the Ethereum Foundation's CROPS mandate says about censorship resistance, open source software, privacy, and security, and what it does not change.Ethereum · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 06BTCPay Server 2.4.2: The Lightning Credential IncidentBTCPay Server versions before 2.4.2 let attackers steal the credentials that control a store's Lightning funds. What happened, which versions are affected, and what operators should do now.BTCPay Server · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 07TradeOgre Shutdown and RCMP Seizure in 2025The RCMP dismantled TradeOgre and recovered more than C$56 million in cryptocurrency. What the official record confirms and what users should not assume.Swap · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 08Wasabi Wallet CoinJoin Coordinator ShutdownzkSNACKs shut down Wasabi Wallet’s CoinJoin coordinator in June 2024. What broke, what guides became obsolete, and which Bitcoin privacy tools still matter in 2026.Bitcoin · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 09Correction: Monero Traded Above $687 in January 2026Monero traded near $800 on 14 January 2026. Exchange and aggregate market records correct our earlier claim that it never reached $687.Monero · ~4 min read~4 min read
ArticlesNew AdditionsRecently added articles.18 articles
- 01Tor Browser Hardening SetupVerify and configure Tor Browser 15.0.19, preserve its shared fingerprint, test Tor routing and New Identity, and control downloads and account crossover.Browser · ~12 min read~12 min read
- 02What the KIDS Act Would Change OnlineThe House passed the KIDS Act on June 29, 2026. The bill would require age checks on some sites and change privacy, messaging, and content rules for minors.Policy · ~8 min read~8 min read
- 03Private Web Hosting: Domains, Servers, and PaymentsBuild a private web stack with Njalla, FlokiNET or 1984 Hosting, Monero payments, Caddy TLS, SSH over Tor, and separate account hygiene.OPSEC · ~12 min read~12 min read
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- 04What Is KYC?KYC identity checks: the data exchanges collect, the legal basis, and available alternatives.Explainer · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 05Coldcard: 2026 Firmware Random-Number Flaw and Bitcoin TheftA 2021 firmware migration silently weakened Coldcard wallet-seed randomness. What Coinkite and independent researchers confirmed, what remains a disputed AI claim, and how to check exposure.Bitcoin · ~9 min read~9 min read
- 06Chatrie v. United States: What the Geofence Ruling Does and Does Not DecideThe Supreme Court held that acquiring Google Location History is a Fourth Amendment search. It did not set a warrant standard and did not address license plate readers.Surveillance · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 07US CBDC Restriction in Public Law 119-101The enacted Federal Reserve CBDC restriction, its exact definition, intermediary scope, exception, authorization rule, and 2030 sunset.Policy · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 08Phishing, Stalkerware, and Mercenary Spyware TriageEvidence-specific checks for suspicious messages, hidden monitoring apps, and high-confidence mercenary-spyware notifications, with survivor-safe response guidance.Privacy Guides · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 09Google's EU Copyright Submission: Site-Blocking SafeguardsGoogle's filed EU copyright position on subsidiary injunctions, shared infrastructure, judicial review, transparency, proportionality, and time limits.Policy · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 10Manifest V3 and the Limits of Chrome Content Blocking in 2026Chrome disabled Manifest V2 extensions in July 2025, ending the full uBlock Origin on Chrome. What declarativeNetRequest can and cannot filter, and why Firefox kept the blocking webRequest API.Privacy Tools · ~5 min read~5 min read
- 11GrapheneOS Duress Claim: What the Court Record SupportsFederal filings in United States v. Tunick allege deletion of Pixel data after a password was entered. They do not name GrapheneOS or confirm that a duress credential was used.Privacy Tools · ~5 min read~5 min read
- 12Minneapolis Rejects Skydio Drones While Whittier Expands Axon's DFR ProgramMinneapolis councilmembers rejected a Skydio drone pilot 6-6 over the vendor's ICE and Israeli military sales, while Whittier, California approved a $3.44M Axon DFR expansion 4-1 the same week. Both council records compared.Surveillance · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 13The SCREEN Act Cleared a Committee Vote, Then Stalled on QuorumS.737 (SCREEN Act) requires age verification for VPN and proxy traffic on any site with adult content. On Aug 5, 2026 the Senate Commerce Committee voted 15-13 in favor but the bill did not advance for lack of quorum.Policy · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 14Guinea Blocked Three Platforms After a Cabinet Reshuffle. VPN Demand Rose Over 3,000%.Guinea blocked Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok nationwide on July 28, 2026 with no official explanation. VPN Observatory telemetry shows demand rising over 3,000% within three days.Censorship · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 15A VPN Provider Built a Tool to Strip Windows' Hidden Device IDWindscribe published research into GDID, a Microsoft-issued Windows device identifier, and released deGDID to remove it. GDID surfaced in an unsealed federal complaint and operates outside VPN-tunneled traffic.Surveillance · ~6 min read~6 min read
- 16Apple Advanced Data Protection and the UK Technical Capability NoticeAdvanced Data Protection has been unavailable to new UK users since February 2025 after a Home Office notice under Investigatory Powers Act section 253. Apple filed a fresh tribunal claim in August 2026 and the lawfulness question is undecided.Encryption · ~7 min read~7 min read
- 17Briar Is in Maintenance Mode, Not Shut DownBriar says the project remains active but now limits work to essential security updates and bug fixes. Its repositories show a narrow maintenance cadence, not ordinary feature development.Privacy Tools · ~4 min read~4 min read
- 18Cellebrite in Australia: NSW and Victoria Phone-Access Powers ExplainedCellebrite Australia, reported NSW Police use, Victoria Police phone extraction powers, and the law governing post-seizure phone access.Surveillance · ~14 min read~14 min read