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Law enforcement does prosecute people linked to illegal activity on Tor, but prosecutions usually follow investigative work that links a person to crimes—often via operational mistakes, surveillance o...
Signal is run under the umbrella of the , a 501(c) nonprofit that supports the Signal Messenger app and its open‑source encryption work, and the project is sustained primarily by donations and grants ...
Edward Snowden lived in Moscow after fleeing Hong Kong in June 2013 and survived financially through a mix of early donations (including Bitcoin), remote paid speaking engagements and later book royal...
SecureDrop is an open‑source whistleblower submission system that runs on newsroom‑controlled servers and requires sources to connect over Tor so their identities and network traces are minimized; sub...
Signal’s leadership has warned it would “withdraw from Europe” rather than implement the EU’s proposed Chat Control measures that would force client‑side scanning or other means to detect illegal cont...
are coalescing around hybrid, “passive” impairment-detection architectures that combine breath/touch alcohol sensors, camera-based driver monitoring, and vehicle-kinematics signals — and pairing those...
Media coverage shapes public perception of ICE arrests by selecting which facts and images reach audiences: national analyses show large shares of people arrested had no criminal records — nearly 75,0...