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Independent perspectives from the team building daftei — on keeping your photos, files and memories yours.
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Period Tracking Apps Are Selling Your Most Intimate Data
Period tracking apps have been caught selling menstrual data to Meta and Google. What your cycle app actually knows—and shares—about you.
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How to Store Personal Health Records Privately
Medical records sell for up to $1,000 on dark web markets. Here's how to keep your personal health data under your control instead of a hospital's cloud.
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Using Telegram as Personal Cloud Storage? Read This First
Millions use Telegram's Saved Messages as a personal file cabinet. But Telegram's default chats aren't end-to-end encrypted — and that changes everything.
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AI Pendants Record Everything. Who's Listening?
AI pendants like Bee and Limitless record your conversations all day. Here's where that audio goes, and what it means for you and people nearby.
8 min read → - security
Cloud Outages Are Rising. Are Your Files Safe?
Major cloud providers had serious outages in 2026, and some users reported permanently lost files. Here's what that means for your personal data.
8 min read → - how-to
Shared Photo Albums: Who Can Actually See Them
That family album you shared two years ago might still be open to more people than you think. Here's how shared photo album links actually work.
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Before You Try That Viral AI Photo Trend
Toyification, pet humanization, retro filters — every viral AI photo trend starts with an upload. Here's what happens to that photo afterward.
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Windows Recall Is Back. Here's What It Records
Windows Recall takes a screenshot of your screen every few seconds for AI search. Here's how it works in 2026 and what it means for your privacy.
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Smart Glasses Are Recording You. Here's What Happens
AI smart glasses can film and identify people without their knowledge. Here's where that footage goes, and who can access it.
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Crossing a Border? Your Phone's Photos Can Be Searched
U.S. border agents searched over 55,000 devices in a year. Here's what they can access on your phone, and how to limit what's exposed when you travel.
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Your Name, Address, and Photos Are on Data Broker Sites
Thousands of data broker sites compile your personal details and photos from public records. Here's how that works, and how to start removing it.
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Your Fitness Tracker Data Has Few Legal Protections
Wearables like Oura and Whoop collect detailed health data that isn't covered by HIPAA. Here's where that data goes, and how it could affect insurance.
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