Don’t trust big tech? These are the 5 offline-first apps I recommend
Mitja Rutnik / Android Authority I generally rely on cloud services, but I’m increasingly uncomfortable with the fact…
‘There isn’t really another choice:’ Signal chief explains why the encrypted messenger relies on AWS
After last week’s major Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage took Signal along with it, Elon Musk was quick…
You Still Shouldn’t Use a Browser Password Manager
By default, Google manages your encryption key, but it allows you to set up on-device encryption, which functions…
The rise of “catch a cheater” apps exploits our worst human tendencies
When people sign up for a dating site like Tinder, they don’t expect their profiles and personal information…
Should you wait for the GrapheneOS phone or just buy a Pixel?
C. Scott Brown / Android Authority I’ve introduced GrapheneOS to a lot of friends and acquaintances, and I…
Satellites Are Leaking the World’s Secrets: Calls, Texts, Military and Corporate Data
That suggests anyone could set up similar hardware somewhere else in the world and likely obtain their own…
Welcome to the ‘papers, please’ internet
This is The Stepback, a weekly newsletter breaking down one essential story from the tech world. For more…
Expensive theatrics or something more?
CTOs should ask whether the sovereignty premium delivers real value for their risk profile The UK stands at…
UK government tries again to access encrypted Apple customer data: Report
The U.K. government is still trying to gain access to encrypted iCloud data, according to the Financial Times,…
Which countries in Europe already have a digital ID cards?
Published on 30/09/2025 – 15:56 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT The United Kingdom last week announced a mandatory digital ID system,…
Why is the UK introducing digital IDs – and why are they so controversial? | Civil Rights News
The British government announced last week that all employees will be required to hold a digital identity card,…
Europe’s cookie law messed up the internet. Brussels wants to fix it. – POLITICO
European rulemakers in 2009 revised a law called the e-Privacy Directive to require websites to get consent from…