Another Linux Gaming Deck?
Today in Linux News, NVIDIA releases fixes for Wayland, Postmarket OS switched to
Budgie Going Wayland Only?
This week in Linux News, a new supply chain error leaves Linux vulnerable, Raspberry
Call Record Dragnet
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, a White House phone record dragnet has been discovered,
Chrome Feeds Your Ad Profile
Today in the Weekly News Roundup, Google Chrome is now collecting data about your
Does Your Insurance Co Have Your Med Records?
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, UK health data is in the
Google CEO Can't Figure Out Privacy Either
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, Pichai can't figure out privacy
Google Wants Telemetry in FOSS Software
This week in Privacy News, do we understand privacy enough to consent?
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, Privacy-focused cameras Eufy are not as private as advertised. We see Windows malware scaning
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Is Your Car Infotainment System Safe?
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, law enforcement are tracking people
Is Your School Using This App?
This week in the Privacy News, IRS promises to delete the ID.me data collected,
Linux Inspiring MORE Windows Features
This week in the Linux News, a shim vulnerability impacts most Linux
Location-based Scanless Payments
Today in the Weekly News Roundup, Starbucks tests scanless payments and Tiny10
Phone Notification Surveillance
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, police can get your push notifications, Linux has a pre-boot
Police State Has Arrived
This week in Privacy News, Carnegie Mellon fills buildings with sensors, new crime
School Surveillance Tech and Your Child
This week in the Weekly News Roundup, a new report shows school
Sending Your Pee Print To The Internet
This week in the Privacy News, Encrochat cases have new court challenges,
Snap Command Not Found Attack
This week in Linux News, the next Debian is released with several bugfixes, but a
Surveil the Children
This week in Privacy News, another state rolls out digital ID while NSW ID is compromised,
I love Windows. My first real computer operated on Windows 95 and despite the ‘Blue Screen of Death’ perils of the operating system, I
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