What begins as a mental health warning could end as a blueprint for government-authored speech online.

A powerful new police tool quietly turns everyday data into full-spectrum portraits of people's lives.

Meta isn’t reading your chats, but it’s definitely watching in other ways.

A quiet search for help became a digital breadcrumb trail of desperation.

France’s crusade against adult content is morphing into a stealth campaign to strip away digital anonymity, one platform at a time.

Barroso’s stance turns free speech into a privilege granted by the state, not a right protected from it.

The lawsuit accuses the state of forcing platforms to label speech in politically loaded terms they wouldn’t choose themselves.

A shadow unit with a $50 million budget just got a judicial stay of execution.

Under pressure to modernize, 23andMe clung to outdated defenses while storing humanity’s most unchangeable secrets.

A $724,000 reminder that quoting the Declaration of Independence can still start a war in higher education.

The FBI’s final justification for shielding details of high-level Twitter meetings now hangs under federal scrutiny.

Under new censorship rules, people must now ask permission before reporting where a missile lands.

Twenty minutes in, Vance discovered that Bluesky’s tolerance for dissent ends where its branding begins.

Even silence can be engineered when the story gets too big to contain.

The Digital Services Act is a velvet glove over a closed fist.

What happened in Iran isn’t an outlier. It’s a warning shot for anyone who thinks their Wi-Fi is untouchable.

Canada’s Strong Borders Act opens the door for warrantless surveillance across every corner of public life, from haircuts to hospital visits.

Austria bets on spyware as a national shield, gambling its digital soul for a sense of safety.

The revived antitrust suit over iCloud forces a deeper look at how convenience can quietly become compulsion.

EU governments push for mandatory real-ID age checks on social media under the Digital Services Act.