My browser, the spy: How extensions slurped up browsing histories from 4M users

submitted by Mnemonic from arstechnica.com

MITM on all HTTPS traffic in Kazakhstan

submitted by Mnemonic from bugzilla.mozilla.org

The Secrets of Silicon Valley: What Big Tech Doesn't Want You to Know

submitted by fred_red_beans from youtube.com

LEAKED: EU plans to combat “hate speech” across ISPs, cloud hosting, social media, and “economy services”

submitted by Skuly from reclaimthenet.org

Impersonate The President With Consumer-Grade SDR

submitted by Mnemonic from hackaday.com

WorldCat.org: The World's Largest Library Catalog

submitted by Mnemonic from worldcat.org

Google admits workers listen to private recordings from around your house

submitted by Mnemonic from independent.co.uk

How the biggest decentralized social network is dealing with its Nazi problem

submitted by Mnemonic from theverge.com

Google-medewerkers luisteren mee naar uw gesprekken, ook in uw huiskamer [English subbed: Google-employees listen to your conversations with the Home Hub]

submitted by Mnemonic from youtu.be

Huawei cryptographic keys embedded in Cisco's firmware - IoT Inspector

submitted by Mnemonic from iot-inspector.com

How to run a small social network site for your friends

submitted by Mnemonic from runyourown.social

Youtube's ban on "hacking techniques" threatens to shut down all of infosec Youtube

submitted by Mnemonic from boingboing.net

A single regular expression hosed Cloudflare yesterday. [Cloudflare outage caused by bad software deploy (updated)]

submitted by Mnemonic from blog.cloudflare.com

Bypass Paywalls for Firefox

submitted by Mnemonic from github.com

90 Days ago, Alexa ranked SaidIt the 482,835 most popular website in the world. Today's rank is #71,482 (#13,086 in US).

submitted by Robin from alexa.com

Roadrunner Email Login Issue [Brief Guide]

submitted by donovanvalentine from reddit.com

Google Document Leaked Describing Shapiro, Prager, as ‘nazis using the dogwhistles’

submitted by dark_devil_dd from projectveritas.com

YouTube announced Wednesday it would ban videos promoting or glorifying racism and discrimination as well as those denying well-documented violent events.

submitted by Robin from news.yahoo.com

Facebook Co-founder Chris Hughes Says Libra Will Empower Corporations and Weaken Developing Countries, Urges Global Regulators To Act Now - Slashdot

submitted by Mnemonic from news.slashdot.org

The 5G Dragnet ~ Corbett Report (25:43)

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

Free Speech in Our Time? New Law Could End Tech Censorship ~ Computing Forever (6:09)

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

We just got a chance to finally force Congress to do something about the NSA surveillance programs that Edward Snowden exposed -- and maybe even facial recognition too -- but we have to act fast

submitted by happysmash27 from reddit.com

Gab is forking Mastodon and joining the fediverse [Quote from Mastodon creator: "Torba has no self-awareness to see how pathetic it looks that his master race ass is incompetent at making a working website so he has to resort to using software made by a Jew instead."]

submitted by Mnemonic from wedistribute.org

This page is anonymous

submitted by Mnemonic from voidnull.sdf.org

How Google is building a browser monopoly

submitted by Mnemonic from youtube.com

Facebook moderators break their NDAs to expose desperate working conditions [article with the video, a part II from February]

submitted by Mnemonic from theverge.com

Inside the traumatic life of a Facebook moderator [Interviews from 19th of June 2019]

submitted by Mnemonic from youtu.be

Double Censorship: Tim Pool’s YouTube video about Pinterest’s internal blacklists taken down

submitted by The_In-Betweener from reclaimthenet.org

Nathan For You - Fixing Computer Repair

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from youtu.be

Supporters | Future of Privacy Forum [Yes this is funny]

submitted by Mnemonic from fpf.org

Dissenter Web Browser for Free Speech by Gab

submitted by sawboss from self.Internet

Google: We're not killing ad blockers. Translation: We made them too powerful, we'll cram this genie back in its bottle

submitted by Mnemonic from theregister.co.uk

Mozilla will launch a paid version of Firefox this fall

submitted by d3rr from thenextweb.com

It's just a wacky rumor!

submitted by Mnemonic from i.imgur.com

What Has Happened Since the Death of Net Neutrality and How You Can Help Save It TODAY ~ Kim Iversen - [ A+++ ]

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

[PSA] Hey (American) Internet... about tomorrow

submitted by Mnemonic from imgur.com

Ron Placone Interview: Net Neutrality Update, Digital Censorship on the Rise ~ Status Coup - [ Net neutrality and municipal broadband are the solution!!! ]

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

Facebook shareholder revolt gets bloody: Powerless investors vote overwhelmingly to oust Mark Zuckerberg as chairman

submitted by Mnemonic from businessinsider.com

Harvard Study Shows YouTube Promotes Pedophilia to People Who Watch Erotic Videos

submitted by d3rr from thefreethoughtproject.com

What's wrong with of CCS of this sub?

submitted by Snow from self.Internet

One of the greatest & most exciting promises of the early internet was its unparalleled freedom of expression, action & exploration unconstrained by Govt & corporate control. Just 2 decades later, it's about begging a handful of tech giants about who should & shouldn't be heard.

submitted by The_In-Betweener from twitter.com

Generating facts (xkcd)

submitted by dark_devil_dd from xkcd.com

Motherfucking Website

submitted by sawboss from motherfuckingwebsite.com

How DRM has permitted Google to have an "open source" browser that is still under its exclusive control

submitted by Mnemonic from boingboing.net

How the mysterious dark net is going mainstream | Jamie Bartlett ~ TED Talks, 2015-09-24

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

German minister of Interior wants chat apps to enable decryption on legal request.

submitted by roc from spiegel.de

How to Find Broken Links Online ~ Corbett Report

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

Facebook's Dutch Head of Policy lied to the Dutch parliament about election interference

submitted by roc from boingboing.net

Thanks to Facebook, Your Cellphone Company Is Watching You More Closely Than Ever

submitted by Mnemonic from theintercept.com

Apple CEO Tim Cook urges college grads to 'push back' against algorithms that promote the 'things you already know, believe, or like'

submitted by happysmash27 from businessinsider.com

Tilde.red {tilde.red is a place for those who believe in equality for all, regardless of class membership. Citizens of this digital space are all equals, regardless of whatever classes the bourgesoise have tried to place us into.}

submitted by Mnemonic from tilde.red

Facebook raises minimum wage for U.S. contract workers to $20/hour

submitted by Mnemonic from reuters.com

favicon.ico Generator

submitted by Mnemonic from favicon.cc

The Brave browser basics – what it does, how it differs from rivals

submitted by fred_red_beans from computerworld.com

Mozilla Corporation Takes Firefox Down the Wrong Road - FastGadgets

submitted by sawboss from youtube.com

What we do when things go wrong - Mozilla [Deleting all telemetry since May 4th if you had enabled it to get the fix]

submitted by Mnemonic from blog.mozilla.org

Facebook co-founder says it is time to break up the company

submitted by Mnemonic from reuters.com

Attacks on net neutrality: It starts with free Pokémon Go, it ends with Bolsonaro

submitted by roc from edri.org

Some Amazon Sellers Are Paying $10,000 A Month To Trick Their Way To The Top

submitted by roc from buzzfeednews.com

Uber and Lyft drivers are striking ahead of Uber’s IPO

submitted by Mnemonic from techcrunch.com

Alt-texts: The Ultimate Guide

submitted by Mnemonic from axesslab.com

Facebooks shows off it's Dublin Fakenews room by having the same sata displayed over all screens. (Dtuch text, but the photos/stills are universal) [Nepnieuws. Facebook fopt NOS met screensavers]

submitted by Mnemonic from geenstijl.nl

Update Regarding Add-ons in Firefox [They want YOU to participate in their data collection studies <.<]

submitted by Mnemonic from blog.mozilla.org

Law enforcement seizes dark web market after moderator leaks backend credentials

submitted by Mnemonic from zdnet.com

Facebook wants to bring your entire body into virtual reality

submitted by TimesThreeTheHighest from edition.cnn.com

In defense of anonymity — The Internet Health Report 2019

submitted by Mnemonic from internethealthreport.org

“I felt like it was a betrayal, and we had raised funds on false pretense”: The Correspondent’s first U.S. employee speaks out

submitted by Mnemonic from niemanlab.org

The inception bar: a new phishing method [Chrome mobile]

submitted by Mnemonic from jameshfisher.com

CSS is being live edited

submitted by Mnemonic from self.Internet

This sub is titled "Intern" in mobile portrait mode.

submitted by Tom_Bombadil from self.Internet

The new digital divide is between people who opt out of algorithms and people who don’t

submitted by Mnemonic from fastcompany.com

The Fragmentation of Truth

submitted by Mnemonic from points.datasociety.net

The Internet Watch Foundation Annual Report 2018 [Netherlands being number one in childporno hosting of europe, second of the world]

submitted by Mnemonic from iwf.org.uk

Austria Wants To Ban Online Anonymity, And Urges The World To Follow In Its Footsteps

submitted by Mnemonic from zerohedge.com

The Hoax Hotel [A dude irritating online-scammers]

submitted by Mnemonic from youtube.com

Google walkout organizers say they're being retaliated against for demanding ethical standards

submitted by Mnemonic from boingboing.net

How To Protect Your Online Privacy In 2019 | Tutorial ~ The Hated One [as referenced by James Corbett]

submitted by JasonCarswell from bitchute.com

20 Years of Internet's Biggest Properties

submitted by Vigte from i.redd.it

State Duma successfully passes law ‘isolating’ Russian Internet

submitted by useless_aether from meduza.io

Former Mozilla exec: Google has sabotaged Firefox for years

submitted by d3rr from zdnet.com

Will Congress Restore Net Neutrality? ~ Aggressive Progressives on The Young Turks

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

It's Kind of Weird Being Well Known On the Internet ~ Styxhexenhammer666

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

Gab's Dissenter PURGED From Stores After Far Left Smear

submitted by Broken-needles350 from youtube.com

"Free speech" commenting extension Dissenter becomes spyware, banned from Firefox.

submitted by wizzwizz4 from github.com

Breaking: “Save The Internet Act” Passes In House - The Jimmy Dore Show

submitted by fred_red_beans from youtube.com

Russia passes bill to allow internet to be cut off from foreign servers

submitted by useless_aether from theguardian.com

[Don't forget that publishing war crimes is a bigger crime] Julian Assange arrested at Ecuadorian embassy in London

submitted by Mnemonic from theguardian.com

www.hivemind.progress, cybernetics

submitted by hennaojisan from youtube.com

Google and other tech giants are quietly buying up the most important part of the internet

submitted by useless_aether from venturebeat.com

The Myth of the Unbiased Search Engine

submitted by hennaojisan from youtube.com

Government Propose to Setup UK Regulator for Internet Censorship

submitted by Skuly from ispreview.co.uk

Taiwan to block Tencent and Baidu streaming sites on security risk

submitted by useless_aether from asia.nikkei.com

Mark Zuckerberg Does Not Speak for the Internet

submitted by Mnemonic from eff.org

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Calls for More Regulation of Internet After NZ "Shooting"

submitted by hennaojisan from thesun.co.uk

Tech Regulation? Be Careful What You Wish For ~ Computing Forever

submitted by JasonCarswell from youtube.com

FBI MoneyPak Ransomware - Today's front page of Wikipedia's top Did you know... states "... that the FBI can lock your computer (logo pictured)?" - as clickbait to this article.

submitted by JasonCarswell from en.wikipedia.org

Conflict-of-interest editing on Wikipedia

submitted by Vigte from en.wikipedia.org

After Insisting That EU Copyright Directive Didn't Require Filters, France Immediately Starts Promoting Filters

submitted by Skuly from techdirt.com

The European Parliament has voted in favour of Article 13

submitted by Mnemonic from wired.co.uk

EU Parliament Signs Off On Disastrous Internet Law: What Happens Next?

submitted by useless_aether from zerohedge.com

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