Your phone carrier sells your location data.
In 2018, a Missouri sheriff used a carrier-data reseller called Securus to track the location of a judge and a fellow officer without a warrant.
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Tools we refuse to affiliate with. And why.
Would I use this tool myself in a situation where my security actually depended on it?
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Digital privacy guide for NGO workers abroad.
Not every deployment carries the same risk.
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A VPN won’t save you if this already happened.
A VPN creates an encrypted tunnel between your device and a server operated by the VPN provider.
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Pegasus doesn’t need you to click anything.
Pegasus is a commercial surveillance tool developed by NSO Group, an Israeli company that sells exclusively to government clients.
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Is your phone being monitored? 8 signs that weren’t there last month.
Spyware runs in the background and transmits data continuously.
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Free VPNs sell your data. Exactly what they collect.
Operating a VPN requires servers, bandwidth, and engineering.
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An NGO worker’s phone was searched at the border.
The worker was returning from a deployment in a country where the organisation’s work had attracted official scrutiny.
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Digital privacy checklist before filing for divorce.
Check active sessions on every major account.
