Washington Proposes a Privacy Bill of Rights for Internet Users
The Commerce Department wants the companies that collect, store and sell Americans' personal data to answer to a new set of voluntary rules - and a new federal office built to police them. The
Kempower's New Charger Bridges Cars and Heavy-Duty Trucks
A single charging dispenser that can fuel both a passenger sedan and a fully loaded semi-truck is no longer a concept on a slide deck. Kempower has introduced the Mega Satellite Flex, a high-power
Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz Debut in US Open Mixed Doubles
The US Open's mixed doubles event begins this week at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York, pairing Serena Williams with Carlos Alcaraz in one of the more anticipated
Instagram Users Say Delhi Protest Posts Are Being Suppressed
Photos and videos documenting student protests in Delhi are disappearing from feeds and discovery pages on Instagram, according to users and digital rights advocates who say Meta has offered no
Trojanized VPN Installer Delivers Stealthy RAT That Grants Full System Access
A malicious installer posing as the popular censorship-circumvention tool LetsVPN has been caught deploying a sophisticated remote access trojan that gives attackers complete control over a victim's
India's MIB Orders Telegram to Build Piracy Filters, Raising Serious Legal Questions
A four-page notice issued on July 4 by India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has directed Telegram to construct proactive content-detection and removal systems targeting pirated films, web
Windscribe Mocks Mullvad Donation Controversy With a Perfectly Timed Parody
A satirical broadside from VPN provider Windscribe has drawn fresh attention to one of the more unusual controversies to hit the privacy software industry in recent memory. After it emerged that
Berri Rejects Lebanon-Israel Agreement, Warning It Risks Collapse Before It Begins
Lebanon's Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri has publicly condemned the U.S.-brokered framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, warning that it carries the seeds of its own failure - sowing
India's Telegram Restrictions Before NEET Re-Examination Reignite the Privacy Debate
When Indian authorities moved to restrict access to Telegram ahead of the NEET UG re-examination, the decision landed as more than a technical administrative measure. It opened a renewed and pointed
TuxlerVPN Builds Its Network on Shared Residential IPs, Raising Both Promise and Privacy Questions
Most VPN services route traffic through servers housed in commercial data centers - facilities that major websites have become adept at identifying and blocking. TuxlerVPN takes a different approach: