Artificial Intelligence and Charlatanism
When Big Tech replaced mathematics with alchemy
Habeas Data - All About Law & IT
On the Internet, you can find either computer-related articles (privacy, hacking, tips on optimizing your computer, etc.) or articles about legal issues. Rarely will you find content about both, even though these two topics are often intertwined: see, for example, issues related to licenses, privacy, and even freedom of expression! That’s the main goal of this site: to provide some useful, straight to the point information about current problems in these areas and how to solve them.
Latest posts
Google Wants to Kidnap Your Android Device
Starting in September 2026, Google will require that all Android apps be registered with them and that developers pay a fee
Trapped In The Web: The Internet, Largest US Military Operation in History
The internet is a tool to extend the U.S. geopolitical power throughout the world
How to Block AI Bots from Crawling Your Data
An easy way to stop AI bots from stealing your work and violating licenses.
How to Block AI Content from Search Results
An easy way to block AI-generated content from appearing on your search results
Can Artificial Intelligence Infringe Copyrights?
What happens when Microsoft grabs all GitHub repositories and uses them on their new paid plugin.
Will Linux Become the Next MS Windows?
The Linux Foundation, a select club, is now partnering with the US Military
Is Your Device Hypnotizing You? How Big Tech Gets Your Consent
Hypnotic trance is much more common than you might think. Beware!
How much data do Gemini and ChatGPT gather from you?
A dive into the privacy policies of these chatbots.
How Your ChatGPT and Gemini Queries Help the Military and Luxury Carmakers
You train the algorithm; they make money.
Not Looking Good: Artists Sue AI Image Generators
Lawsuits for Copyright Infringement are now targeting AI Image Generators - and their users
The Risks of Artificial Intelligence: Microsoft Sued in 9 BILLION for Licensing Violations
GitHub Copilot, Microsoft's new flagship programming plugin, suggests copyrighted code without complying with license terms.
Get Off My Lawn! Fighting Unjust Deplatforming
What to do when you're banned from a social network
When you are not you: impersonation on social media
Someone is impersonating me on social media. What can I do?
How to remove my picture or video from someone else's account on Facebook?
Someone has published my picture/video on Facebook. How can I do to take it down?
How to remove my video from someone else's account on TikTok?
Someone has published a video in which I appear on TikTok. How can I do to take it down?
How to remove my picture or video from someone else's account on Instagram?
Someone has published my picture/video on Instagram. How can I do to take it down? This is the second article from our series on common legal issues found on social media.
How to remove my picture or video from someone else's account on Twitter?
Someone has published my picture/video on Twitter. How can I do to take it down? This is a series of short articles on common legal issues found on social media
On Naughty Printers - and Their Manufacturers
Printers are dirty little liars. But why are they made this way?
Take Care With the Clouds!
You can be processing your data on someone else's computer.
KDE's Telemetry: the Tip of the Iceberg?
Why big corporations love to donate money to Linux projects
Getting Back the Control of Your Computer
How Linux can help you to improve your PC's privacy and security.
Apple and its Mysterious Privacy Policy
What hides behind Apple's vague and frothy privacy policy?
Windows 10 – an OS With a "Privacy Guide" of 1,243 Pages
An analysis into Microsoft's lengthy and dubious privacy policy.
The End of the EU-US Privacy Shield: a Great Challenge for Businesses
How the judgement from an European Court took down the EU-US Privacy Shield Agreement.