Trump vs. Slaughter: U.S. Supreme Court undermines data privacy
The FTC's independence is dead. Your data transfers to the U.S. are now illegal, but no one is telling you that.
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Tunick vs. U.S.: the PIN that blocks the seizure
When asked for the PIN to unlock his smartphone, an American citizen entered a code that turned the data into digital noise. An act of sovereignty that defies the U.S. federal government.
Hackers vs. the EU: the backdoor that opens the door to everyone
LunarisSec threatens attacks if Europe does not block Chat Control. Proof that these vulnerabilities pose real risks to contact data. The only defense is decentralization.
BitChat: when the government bans the app, but not the network
The Indian government has removed BitChat, highlighting the fragility of data sovereignty. Open source doesn’t die: it resists, it replicates. The lesson? We need an alert community, not just code.
From Poké Balls to military drones: war is child's play
Your favorite game is training a war machine – without you even knowing it. While you try to catch 'em all, they are capturing your data.
The end of the illusion: when Europe breaks the smartphone
EU forces Google to split hardware and AI. End of the "walled garden"? Yes, if we stop believing security needs total owner control. True sovereignty starts here.
Apple and the regulatory dilemma: UE vs. US
The European Digital Markets Act now has a potential American counterpart, revealing just how complex the race for control over our personal data is.
Meta AI: Monetization vs. Interoperability
The European Commission has ordered the company to grant competing AI assistants free access to WhatsApp under the DMA. Meta wants to charge for access. Behind this dispute lies a sad truth.
Siri AI: Control vs. Privacy
Behind the ban on Siri AI in Europe and China lies an uncomfortable truth: the clash between companies and governments prevents us from exercising our right to data sovereignty over our virtual assist
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