Category: Cybersecurity
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How to Opt Out of Political Data Processing in the United Kingdom
In an increasingly data-driven world, your personal information is more valuable than ever—not just to marketers and corporations, but also to political organizations. Political parties routinely collect and process voter data to influence campaigns and outreach efforts. However, this practice sometimes occurs without clear consent, raising serious privacy concerns. Fortunately, there are tools and resources…
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Is Siri Listening To Me? Apple’s Siri Privacy Stance
Apple’s privacy practices came under scrutiny recently, prompting the company to address concerns related to its virtual assistant, Siri. Following a $95 million class-action settlement, Apple has issued clarifications on how Siri processes user data, reaffirming its commitment to user privacy. These events highlight the evolving relationship between technology and privacy and the importance of…
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What a Potential US TikTok Ban Means for Your Digital Presence
The ongoing discussions about a possible TikTok ban in the United States have raised significant concerns regarding data privacy, online freedom, and the future of social media platforms. Legislation aimed at restricting TikTok, citing its connections to China, has left many users questioning the implications for their digital presence and how they can proactively prepare.…
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New Year’s Resolutions Inspiration: 5 Digital Habits for 2025
As 2025 approaches, you’re probably thinking about New Year’s resolutions to adopt, or changes you’d like to make to your life. With rapid AI developments & more cybersecurity risk than ever, and an increasingly fragmented digital ecosystem – proven to prioritize profits over your privacy – it’s time to include digital New Year’s Resolutions on…
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A New Era of Digital Security: What Apple’s PQ3 Encryption Means for You
Apple’s release of iOS 17.4 brought with it a groundbreaking feature in cybersecurity: PQ3 encryption for iMessage. This advanced security protocol is designed to protect sensitive data from threats posed by quantum computing—a technology poised to reshape the landscape of cybersecurity. But what does this mean for you, and why should you care? Let’s break…
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How to import your Twitter data into Redact
In our Twitter service for Redact, you have the option to import a .zip file of your imported data. This allows us to apply any filters you specify much faster, and makes the whole process much smoother and cleaner in general. Additionally, this eliminates the issue where particularly prolific posters needed to schedule continued deletions over long…