Ever want to disappear from the internet?

If you want to protect online privacy, you need to hit the data brokers where it hurts

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If you're serious about online privacy, DeleteMe is a service that removes your information from public databases to prevent data brokers from using it.

If You Want to Protect Online Privacy, You Need to Hit the Data Brokers Where It Hurts

DeleteMe removes your personal information from leading data broker sites.

Still don't have a VPN? Change that in 2019.

Make your online security a real priority In 2019 with ExpressVPN

ExpressVPN allows users to search the web securely from anywhere, even on unsecured public WiFi, and access geo-blocked content from around the world.

Make Your Online Security A Real Priority In 2019 With ExpressVPN

Take control of your data and privacy before someone else does.

Google wins lawsuit over facial recognition technology

Eye on You

A lawsuit against Google alleging it violated users' right to privacy by using facial recognition technology without their consent was recently dismissed.

Google Wins Lawsuit Over Facial Recognition Technology

Tech companies may now be more free to use facial recognition technology without your consent.

Tim Berners-Lee, who invented the web, used to be optimistic about its role in society. That's changed. "I was wrong," he says.

The Inventor of the Web Says It's Broken and Net Neutrality Can Fix It

Frankenstein's Monster

Tim Berners-Lee, who created the world wide web in 1989, just called for online privacy regulations and restored net neutrality.

The Inventor of the Web Says It’s Broken and Net Neutrality Can Fix It

Berners-Lee announced a new Contract for the Web to protect basic rights online.

Vermont and California want people to be able to opt out if companies sell their info.

Two states are trying to give people control over their online data

Future Society

Vermont and California are currently leading the push for Americans to have better control over how companies use and sell their personal information.

Two States Are Trying To Give People Control Over Their Online Data

New laws in Vermont and proposed legislation in California would require companies to be more transparent in how user data is stored and sold.

With the rise of more encrypted chat apps, and protests all over the country, it might be difficult for Russia to eliminate private speech.

Russia bans Telegram after an 18 minute hearing

Russia Bans Telegram After an 18 Minute Hearing

Why do we keep letting them get away with this?

Even Europe's new privacy laws can't regulate Facebook

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Chances are we will be sitting on the same pile of questions, and dealing with even more data breaches after the EU's new privacy laws go into effect.

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Brands We Love

If You Want to Protect Online Privacy, You Need to Hit the Data Brokers Where It Hurts

Brands We Love

Make Your Online Security A Real Priority In 2019 With ExpressVPN

Eye on You

Google Wins Lawsuit Over Facial Recognition Technology

Frankenstein's Monster

The Inventor of the Web Says It’s Broken and Net Neutrality Can Fix It

Future Society

Two States Are Trying To Give People Control Over Their Online Data

Future Society

Russia Bans Telegram After an 18 Minute Hearing

Sci-Fi Visions

Even Europe’s New Privacy Laws Can’t Regulate Facebook

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