Thank you! It's investigating how Technical and Non-Technical users ideas of privacy differ, so far there are a surprising amount of non techies who do use privacy respecting features and software. I'm hoping to introduce a new audience of people to groups like Open Rights Group and the Electronic ...

Hi Everyone! I am wrapping up my University degree soon and the last thing I need for my dissertation is some data collection. I'd really appreciate if you could fill this survey out, its just some tick box questions, should only take about 5 minutes. Any help is massively appreciated. I don't ask ...

Updating this thread with a relevant Wired article , it is pay walled if you have viewed one of their articles recently.

TLDR: The UK, France and Sweden are all taking measures to undermine E2E Encryption, the European Union plan to scan private chats and India passed a law in 2021 that requires ...

Crazyroostereye wrote: Thu Mar 06, 2025 5:00 pm Every place trying to do that really, the UK is not the only place.

You're right, France is going at it as well.. Pretty scary stuff.

"First of a kind" legal challenge.

https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/05/apple_reportedly_ipt_complaint/?td=rt-3a

Context: The UK requested Apple give them a backdoor in private, this was then leaked, Apple refused to do it, however they did stop people in the UK from using their Advanced Data ...

I havent been a massive reader until recently, only ever read some of the A Song of Ice and Fire books and both the Vermis books. Recently finished Ghost in the Wires and it was a very fun read hearing about Kevins life on the run, regardless of your own opinions on Mitnick, he had lead an ...

ZFlip 3 at the moment, I love how compact it is, dumbphones dont really appeal to me massively, I need ways to speak to my family and friends beyond sms because they all us social networking a lot more than me, I'd be isolating myself. Also its always useful to have maps and being able to take ...