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End of the Line for Windows 10?

Microsoft has announced that on 14 October 2025 their consumer versions of the Windows 10 operating system will reach “End of Life”, but what does that mean, how does it affect your security and privacy? and what steps can you take to keep your data protected?

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The Second Order: The UK Government's new secret order still strikes at Apple's security

The UK Government has reportedly issued a new secret order to Apple, and it's likely still as dangerous.

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Risks in turning AI chatbots into AI agents... and using MCP

Model Context Protocol (MCP) can extend the capabilities of AI chatbots into your life, but what are the consequences for our privacy and security?

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Blurring the Line: How Militarisation of Tech is Reshaping our Town Squares

Military tech is seeping into our daily lives, raising urgent questions about who controls our civic life and shapes our future.

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What is Militarisation of Tech?

The next wave of Militarisation of Tech is here and it comes in many shapes and forms.

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Which comes first, the Google search monopoly or the data?

A judge has ruled that Google must disclose data acquired through the operation of its illegal search monopoly. The case leaves much to be desired in protecting both privacy and fair competition in how big tech operates.

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Challenging the Militarisation of Tech

War and conflict must not dominate our societies and technologies.

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Big Tech’s bind with military and intelligence agencies

PI alerts regulator about the use of algorithms by the UK Government and their impact on migrants

All Eyes on my Period? Period tracking apps and the future of privacy in a post-Roe world

For a world where technology will empower and enable us, not exploit our data for profit and power.

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End of the Line for Windows 10?

The Second Order: The UK Government's new secret order still strikes at Apple's security

Risks in turning AI chatbots into AI agents... and using MCP

Blurring the Line: How Militarisation of Tech is Reshaping our Town Squares

What is Militarisation of Tech?

Which comes first, the Google search monopoly or the data?

Featured Campaigns

Challenging the Militarisation of Tech