privacy
Purism Librem 14 brings hardware kill switches to a bigger laptop
Recent events have put privacy-conscious people in a dilemma. The need to protect their privacy from →
Android 11 security and privacy changes you need to know
Although Google loves to talk about how it uses the latest AI and machine learning technologies →
HP Envy 13 (2020) Review
The Envy’s affordable price makes it a great option for students The HP Envy 13 (2020) →
Apps that track location. Is it ethical? And, how does it work?
Location tracing apps have not been just introduced in the market. They are here for the →
Android 11 Beta now available
Google has announced that Android 11 is now open for beta testing for early adopters and →
Google Chrome completely revamps security and privacy controls
Google is revamping the privacy and security options for its popular Chrome browser with a greater →
OnePlus apologises for turning off the OnePlus 8 Pro’s coolest feature
The much-talked-about ‘X-ray’ mode on the OnePlus 8 Pro has caused quite a stir. The camera →
Why the new Microsoft Surface devices don’t have a webcam shutter
Microsoft has one approach to webcam privacy. HP and Lenovo have another. Microsoft’s Surface cameras may →
Google Drive gains an important security feature on iPhone, forgets Android exists
Android once again takes a backseat to iOS. If you’re an Apple user who uses the →
HP’s new Chromebooks have two features every laptop needs
HP has revealed a set of new Chromebooks, and while the Chrome OS notebooks may be →
MIUI 12 officially announced
Alongside the new Mi 10 Youth, Xiaomi officially unveiled its latest custom Android user interface – MIUI →
Dynabook Portégé X family welcome 14 and 15.6 inch laptops
Laptop sales have risen considerably in the past months as people around the world prepare for →
Tesla Model 3 in-cabin camera is for robotaxis but there could be more
Cars equipped with cameras facing outward is nothing new and is used for all kinds of →
Kangaroo Privacy Camera Review
If privacy concerns are preventing you from using a smart security camera to monitor your home, →
New iPad Pro gets a clever privacy feature from Apple’s MacBooks
Apple quietly added a new privacy feature to the latest iPad Pro, borrowing a MacBook security →
Great Alternatives for Google Apps
We are all aware that Google is a great company. No doubt about that. But it’s →
The Kangaroo Privacy Camera has a lens that turns opaque when you’re home
When its lens turns solid gray, you’ll know that Kangaroo’s Privacy Camera isn’t watching you and →
Purism Librem Mini is a privacy-focused Linux mini PC
It seems that we have gotten past the obsession with dongles that gave rise to small →
Somfy Indoor Camera Review – A privacy focussed indoor camera
Being in a house of two with no pets, I am not a big fan of →
OVPN 2020 review: An excellent VPN with a focus on privacy
Sweden-based OVPN is an excellent choice for speed and privacy. Plus it supports Netflix. The first →
Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 now available for direct purchase
Google’s first attempt at a “pseudo AR” eyewear may have been too far ahead of its →
Fast Charge: It’s over for the smartphone – we just don’t know it yet
Feature stagnation, unjustifiable stratospheric pricing and rising issues with privacy, addiction and mental health spell doom →
FastestVPN review: A surprising upgrade for 2020
FastestVPN is a surprising little service. It’s very affordable, makes the right privacy promises, and now →
Garmin Tactix Delta smartwatch has a kill switch and stealth mode
A rugged privacy-centric smartwatch was revealed today: the Garmin Tactix Delta. This Garmin Tactix Delta smartphone →
HP Elite Dragonfly G2, Spectre x360 15 promises power and security anywhere
CES may be painfully scheduled right after the New Year’s festivities die down but it is →
Lenovo ThinkCentre M90a AiO and Creator Extreme display lead CES 2020 desktops
Lenovo is making a big play for your desktop, with a new ThinkCentre M90a All-in-One and →
There is no “simple trick” to privacy
As 2019 draws to a close, if the past twelve months – indeed, the past decade →
Phone location tracking is frighteningly real: how to protect yourself
A new report reveals something that we probably already know, perhaps in jest. Corporations are out →
Rolls-Royce debuts Privacy Suite and Cullinan Black Badge
Black-ops mega-SUV and $1.6m Phantom Extended Wheelbase flagship arrive in Australia Chauffeurs have been handed a →
Linux phones need to succeed and it isn’t just about privacy
Android and iOS may be the mobile platforms today but there have always been attempts to →