Privacy, memory & digital ownership.
Independent perspectives from the team building daftei — on keeping your photos, files and memories yours.
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Notion AI: What Happens to Your Notes
When you use Notion AI, your content goes to OpenAI and Anthropic. Here's what that means, how long it's kept, and what you can actually do about it.
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Proton Drive for Personal Files: An Honest Review
Proton Drive uses end-to-end encryption so even Proton can't read your files. Here's an honest look at what that buys you and what it costs.
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Reddit's 2026 Privacy Policy: What It Collects
Reddit's July 2026 privacy update added LLM data sharing with no opt-out. Here's what Reddit actually collects and what you can do about it.
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What AI Coding Assistants Do With Your Source Code
Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Windsurf send your code to remote servers. What gets uploaded, what's retained, and how to reduce your exposure.
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Peloton and NordicTrack Know More Than Your Step Count
Consumer Reports found connected home gym equipment collects health data beyond workouts. Here's what Peloton and NordicTrack actually capture and share.
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Storing Your ID in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet: What It Reveals
States are rolling out mobile driver's licenses through Apple and Google Wallet. Here's what your digital ID reveals and who can request access to that data.
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What Your Wi-Fi Router Actually Logs About Your Household
Amazon Eero and Google Nest WiFi log every website you visit and every device on your network. Here's what smart routers collect and what you can disable.
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Starlink Updated Its Privacy Policy. What Changed for Users
In early 2026, Starlink added AI training language to its privacy policy. Here's what the satellite ISP collects and what you can do about it.
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AI Art Generator App Exposed 2 Million Private Photos
A misconfigured cloud bucket exposed 1.5 million images and 385,000 videos uploaded by users of a popular AI photo app. Here's what happened.
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Insurance Companies Are Scanning Your Home From Above
Insurance companies use AI to scan satellite and aerial images of your home without telling you — then drop or price your coverage based on what they find.
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AI Can Find Where Your Photos Were Taken Without Metadata
Tools like GeoSpy analyze a photo's visual context — architecture, vegetation, light — to pinpoint its location. Removing EXIF data is no longer enough.
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Substack's Data Breach and What Newsletter Platforms Know
In February 2026, a breach exposed 700,000 Substack records. Here's what newsletter platforms collect and what it means for your private writing.
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