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• Go Incognito Section 1 is live

  Section 1 is live! Jump in, say hi, and leave your questions as you go.

• Congress Comes For VPNs, Plus FBI & Pentagon Hacks, and Chat Control Defended

  Two US site-blocking bills, one that drags in VPNs and encrypted DNS. Plus the FBI and Pentagon hacks, Chat Control 2.0 stalls, and Meta's Muse stumbles.

• Meet Go Incognito V2

  Hi everyone 👋

  Go Incognito, our flagship course teaching anyone about security, privacy & anonymity, has been rebuilt for 2026 & beyond. Section 1 of Go Incognito V2 opens Monday, October 5, and pre-launch starts now.

  What it is. A self-guided experience taught by me, 66 lessons across

• DNS Privacy, Encryption, Funding, and Lawsuits (Quad9 CTO Interview)

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

• No Hack Needed: How Revolut Leaked Your Passport, Plus New Age Verification & Rogue AI Agents

  A hacker impersonated a government agency and Revolut simply handed over customers' passports and IDs. Plus the age-verification wave and OpenAI's rogue agents.

• 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.