Most people assume that once they close an app, delete their browsing history, or remove recent files, their PC instantly forgets what happened. But that assumption isn’t entirely true — especially on Windows 11....
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🔎 Windows 11 Copilot Privacy Guide: What It Collects, Where the Data Goes, and How to Take Back Control
When Microsoft introduced Copilot in Windows 11, it promised an intelligent assistant built directly into the operating system — something that could answer questions, summarize emails, adjust system settings, or help you work faster....
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🖥️ Don’t Reinstall Windows Before Reading This!
The Ultimate Guide to a Clean, Bloat-Free Windows 10/11 Installation If you’ve ever performed a clean install of Windows and ended up staring at a cluttered desktop full of unwanted apps, pre-installed bloatware, Edge...
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🕊️ EU Chat Control Blocked: How Citizens Just Saved Digital Privacy (For Now)
For years, privacy advocates have warned that the European Union’s proposed Chat Control law would be the end of private communication online. It would force encrypted messaging apps like Signal, Proton Mail, and even...
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Is Someone Tapping Your SIM Card? 5 Clear Signs and How to Stop It (2025 Guide)
Nobody likes the idea of being watched — especially through their phone. With so many apps, SIM-based services, and hidden settings, it’s natural to wonder: can someone tap my SIM card and listen to...
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10 Hidden Android Apps You Won’t Find on the Play Store (2025 Edition)
Have you ever wondered what lies beyond the Google Play Store? While millions of apps live inside Google’s curated ecosystem, some of the most clever, privacy-friendly, and surprisingly useful Android tools stay outside its...
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🧭 Is Comet Browser Worth It? Real Review, AI Features Tested, and Privacy Warning (2025)
In 2025, browsers are no longer just “windows to the web.” They’ve become digital companions — some friendly, others invasive. The latest to join this growing list is Comet Browser, an AI-powered browser by...
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How I Set Up Firefox for True Privacy (Hint: It’s Not the Default Setup!)
Most people install Firefox and leave it untouched. But if you’re serious about privacy, performance, and control, the default setup is just the beginning. In this article, I’ll walk you through exactly how I...
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The Rise of the Helium Browser: A Deep Dive
Welcome to my corner of the web. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been testing out a browser that, at first glance, seems almost too minimal. But minimalist isn’t necessarily simplistic. This browser is...
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💻 Should You Buy an “AI PC” in 2025? A Practical, No-Nonsense Guide with FAQs
We’ve been hearing it everywhere: AI PCs are the future. But what exactly makes a computer an AI PC, why do companies keep talking about NPUs, and how does any of this change your...
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🔍 YouTube’s New AI Age Verification: Protecting Children or Expanding Surveillance?
In 2025, YouTube has taken a bold step into using machine learning for age verification. On paper, the goal is simple: protect children from harmful or inappropriate content. But as with many tech policies,...
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📱 Android Is Becoming iOS? Google’s Upcoming Android Verification Rules
For years, one of Android’s biggest advantages over Apple’s iOS has been freedom. You could install apps from anywhere — whether through the Google Play Store, a third-party marketplace like F-Droid, or even directly...
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📱 Is Google Killing Android’s Freedom? A Deep Dive into App Sideloading Restrictions
One of the biggest reasons many users switch from iPhones to Android has always been freedom. Freedom to customize, to sideload apps, to use emulators, and to generally treat your phone as your own...
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📰 1999 Scandal: The Mystery of Microsoft’s Alleged “NSA Key”
In 1999, a Canadian cryptographer uncovered something unusual inside a Microsoft Windows update: a second digital signing key buried in the code, labeled “NSA Key.” The discovery set off a firestorm of speculation about...
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Ditching Gmail? A Deep Dive into Proton Mail, Tuta, and Fastmail for a Private Inbox
For over a decade, I’ve been immersed in the world of digital privacy. In that time, one question has consistently surfaced more than any other: “What’s a good, private alternative to Gmail?” It’s a...
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Switching from Windows to Linux: Common Problems and Their Solutions
If you’ve ever thought about ditching Windows for Linux, you’re not alone. With concerns about privacy, data collection, and system bloatware, more people than ever are making the switch. But while Linux is powerful,...
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📱 15 Amazing Android Apps You Won’t Find on the Google Play Store
Most Android users stick to the Google Play Store for apps, but some of the most innovative, useful, and creative apps live outside it. Whether because of Google’s strict policies, experimental development, or independent...
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🔒 McDonald’s AI Hiring System Exposes Millions of Job Applications
August 2025 — In a concerning development, security researchers have discovered a serious vulnerability in Paradox AI’s hiring assistant, used by McDonald’s and other major employers, that exposed the personal data of millions of...
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😨 10 Creepy AI Websites That Probably Shouldn’t Exist
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the world at lightning speed. From chatbots that can write novels to tools that generate hyper-realistic images, AI has become part of everyday life. But with every breakthrough, there’s...
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15 Free and Useful Windows Apps You Should Try in 2025
When it comes to Windows, there are thousands of apps out there promising to improve productivity, boost privacy, or make your computer more enjoyable to use. But not every tool is worth your time....
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