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Orders issued under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which DuckDuckGo claims it cannot fulfill due to its privacy-by-design approach.
Switzerland historically offered stronger legal insulation for VPNs—outside Five/Nine/Fourteen Eyes and with constitutional privacy traditions—giving providers and users meaningful legal cover versus ...
Scholars broadly judge ’s use of executive orders and surveillance authorities as a study in contradiction: praised for modest transparency reforms and restraint in executive-order frequency, but crit...
DuckDuckGo says it designs its services so it does not collect or retain search or browsing histories tied to individual users and therefore cannot produce such records in response to legal demands li...
To prove that president is "compromised" by a foreign intelligence service requires concrete, multilayered evidence linking a foreign actor’s intelligence activity to the president’s actions, communic...
Apple says it does not give governments direct, backdoor access to its servers or build master keys into its products , yet the company regularly responds to lawful government and law-enforcement requ...