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• The ULTIMATE Proton Hardening Guide (Part 2)

  Part 1 covered Proton Mail and your Proton account. This video covers the rest of the Proton suite: what to enable, what to ignore, and why.

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• 153 Million Driver's Licenses For Sale, Plus Chrome Kills uBlock Origin & Texas Kicks Out Flock

  An ID-verification company leaked 153 million driver's licenses to a dark-web market, and it's the perfect case against ID uploads.

• California Age Verification: The Good, Bad & Ugly

  In 2027, your operating system is going to ask how old you are. California's age verification law (AB 1043) takes effect January 1st, and AB 1856 just carved Linux out of it. But the law still leaves many questions open, here's the good, the bad, and

• Folding Phones Are the Worst Thing to Happen to Smartphones

  Folding phones are the most fragile, least repairable, most expensive phones ever made.

• Border Crossings, Burner Phones, and Surviving Interrogation in China with Josh Summers from All Things Secured

  Techlore Talks brings you in-depth conversations with the experts at the forefront of digital rights, privacy and security.

• Apple Fixed A Leak Without Telling Anyone, Plus More VPN News and Flock's Creepy Police AI

  Mullvad, Obscura, Apple, and Firefox all shipped VPN improvements this week. Plus Flock's police AI, Meta's $16.68B settlement, and X killing Nitter.

• Apple's Private Relay Is Leaking Your IP, Plus Fake VPN Extensions & France's Big Win

  Apple's iCloud Private Relay is still leaking real IP addresses weeks after disclosure and other Apple issues. Plus 737 fake VPN extensions and France's age-check loss.

• Flock No: The Open Source Project Mapping Every Surveillance Camera in America (DeFlock Interview)

  Techlore Talks brings you in-depth conversations with the experts at the forefront of digital rights, privacy and security.

• Your ISP Is Watching You Walk Around Your House

  Comcast just turned millions of leased Xfinity routers into motion sensors that track movement through your home, and buried in the fine print is a clause letting them hand that data to third parties without telling you. Here's what Xfinity Shield actually does, why the tradeoff makes no

• How To Check What Any Website Is Doing With Your Data

  You can look up exactly which companies are getting your data from any website for free, in about a minute. But the tool everyone's sharing right now has a blind spot big enough that Facebook comes back completely clean. Here are three tools that actually show you what