Hidden Data Trails in Smart TVs
Smart TVs quietly transmit viewing data to advertisers and analytics firms—even when tracking is “disabled.” Learn how major brands collect data, bypass consent, and what you can do to protect your privacy at home.
Omar Torres
Selling Your Location: How Carriers Profit from Real-Time Data
Mobile carriers aren’t just connecting your calls — they’re selling your real-time location data. Here’s how the system works, why it’s dangerous, and what you can do to protect yourself from carrier-level tracking.
The Privacy Tradeoffs of Password Managers
Password managers boost security but introduce privacy tradeoffs. This article explores how they store and protect your data, the risks of cloud syncing and telemetry, and how to choose a manager that keeps your credentials — and your privacy — truly under your control.
When a SaaS Shuts Down: Where Does Your Data Go?
When a SaaS product shuts down, your data doesn’t just disappear — it may be deleted, abandoned, sold, or left vulnerable. Learn what really happens behind the scenes and how to protect your privacy and access before a shutdown strikes.
The Hidden Dangers of Browser Extensions
Browser extensions promise convenience, but many operate like silent spyware with access to everything you do online. From excessive permissions to data-harvesting updates, they pose major privacy and security risks. Here’s how to stay safe.
Building a Privacy-Focused Company Culture
Building real data protection starts with company culture. Here’s how to make privacy part of your organization’s DNA—through leadership, education, and everyday practices that build trust from the inside out.
How Your ISP Tracks You – And What You Can Do About It
ISPs have a front-row seat to everything you do online—tracking your browsing history, DNS requests, and traffic patterns. This article explains how they monitor you, why it matters for your privacy, and practical tools like VPNs, encrypted DNS, and Tor to protect yourself.