Privacy is a right, not a feature.
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities shook the internet last week. Known as “PHP2Shell”, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 let attackers run code on web servers without even logging in. If you’ve seen the headlines, you’re probably wondering whether
At a glance The EU Kids Act is a proposed regulation that would ban social media accounts for children under 13, limit 13- and 14-year-olds to supervised accounts, and require platforms to prove their services
At a glance Think about what you have typed into an AI chat box over the past month. A symptom you did not want to look up in front of anyone. A draft email to
Private AI is not a friendlier setting on a public chatbot. It is a boundary you can point to: the model runs on a machine you control or on a host built so operators are
At a glance: Dropbox has more than 700 million registered users because it is simple, syncs well, and already lives on every device you own. But is it safe to put something confidential in there?
Imagine your phone reading every message, photo, and file you share before you even hit send. That’s the core idea behind client-side scanning. It isn’t law in Europe yet. But on 9 July 2026, the
What is secure email hosting? Your emails contain more private information than you might realise. From financial details to personal conversations, your inbox holds sensitive data that deserves better protection than what most free email
Once again, Mailfence joins forces with privacy-focused companies across Europe to voice concerns about the proposed Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) Regulation, referred to as Chat Control. With a critical EU Council vote scheduled for mid-October
Google Drive is great for storing and sharing files, but can you password-protect a Google Drive folder in 2026? The short answer is: not directly. Despite its popularity, Google still doesn’t offer native folder password
