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selling personal data centrally

Why the U.S. Government Wants to Sell You Your Own Data—From One Central Hub

Your personal data is being sold by unknown entities, but now the government wants to become your official data broker. Find out why this matters.
ai enhanced surveillance expansion

China’S Radical Cyber ID Push Rewires Surveillance With Expanding AI Camera Networks

China’s AI surveillance reaches new heights with 97 solved crimes, but its radical cyber ID system sparks global privacy concerns. Personal freedom hangs in the balance.
digital footprint leaves impact

Your Digital Footprint Is a Permanent Trail—and It’s Watching You Back

Your digital footprint never sleeps, never forgets, and watches your every move. Protecting yourself starts with knowing what you’re up against.
password manager misconceptions revealed

Why the ‘Most Secure’ Password Manager Might Not Be the One You Think

Think your password manager is truly secure? Popular brands keep failing while lesser-known options outperform industry giants in both security and value.
screenshot sharing risks productivity

Remote Teams Are Risking Everything by Sharing Screenshots—Here’s Why It’s a Growing Crisis

Your remote team’s screenshots could be leaking critical data right now. Microsoft Teams’ latest update puts a stop to this dangerous practice.