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The Reauthorization of FISA Section 702: The End of the Constitution Had to Start Somewhere

Sen. Ron Wyden discussing the reauthorization of FISA and Section 702
Beau Friedlander
April 27, 2026

Ghost Murmur Isn’t a Real Threat. Your Data Is.

Ghost Murmur is a new government technology that can supposedly pinpoint one heartbeat in a stadium. But is it real?
Beau Friedlander
April 17, 2026

Human Trafficking and the Scam Economy

It started with a job offer: $1200 a month for data entry. Then it turned into a nightmare.
Sarah Huard
April 10, 2026

Financial Literacy Month 2026 and Finance App Safety

Stop reading if you don’t use a personal finance app. Still here? Good. You already know what these apps can do, but those benefits come at a cost. 
Sarah Huard
April 7, 2026

The Unintentional Surveillance of Everyday Life

Do you know what’s in the frame when there’s a camera around? Christopher Anderson’s shoot at the White House is an object lesson.
Beau Friedlander
March 31, 2026

The Party is Just Getting Started: Block Party is Joining DeleteMe

When we started DeleteMe fifteen years ago, we were fighting a hidden enemy. This mission is more important than ever.
Rob Shavell
March 24, 2026

Why You Can’t Tell Deepfake from Reality

Only the host of our podcast “What the Hack?” called out my headshot, which was AI generated because I couldn’t make the in-person shoot.
Neil DuPaul
March 18, 2026

Loyalty Programs Are a Data Trap. Here’s How to Opt Out.

Someone makes a lot of money off of loyalty programs, but it isn’t you. Here’s why that is and what you can do to protect yourself and your data. 
Sarah Huard
March 6, 2026

What Should You Look for in a Privacy Policy?

For National Consumer Protection Week, we’re talking about privacy policies. Some are good and some are awful. Most people can’t tell the difference.
Sarah Huard
March 4, 2026

California’s DROP Privacy Law—and Why It’s a Win for Everyone

If you live in California and care about your privacy, there’s a new tool on the scene: the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP). DROP is a fre…
Rob Shavell
March 4, 2026

The Reauthorization of FISA Section 702: The End of the Constitution Had to Start Somewhere

Sen. Ron Wyden discussing the reauthorization of FISA and Section 702
Beau Friedlander
April 27, 2026

Ghost Murmur Isn’t a Real Threat. Your Data Is.

Ghost Murmur is a new government technology that can supposedly pinpoint one heartbeat in a stadium. But is it real?
Beau Friedlander
April 17, 2026

Human Trafficking and the Scam Economy

It started with a job offer: $1200 a month for data entry. Then it turned into a nightmare.
Sarah Huard
April 10, 2026

Financial Literacy Month 2026 and Finance App Safety

Stop reading if you don’t use a personal finance app. Still here? Good. You already know what these apps can do, but those benefits come at a cost. 
Sarah Huard
April 7, 2026

The Unintentional Surveillance of Everyday Life

Do you know what’s in the frame when there’s a camera around? Christopher Anderson’s shoot at the White House is an object lesson.
Beau Friedlander
March 31, 2026

The Party is Just Getting Started: Block Party is Joining DeleteMe

When we started DeleteMe fifteen years ago, we were fighting a hidden enemy. This mission is more important than ever.
Rob Shavell
March 24, 2026

Why You Can’t Tell Deepfake from Reality

Only the host of our podcast “What the Hack?” called out my headshot, which was AI generated because I couldn’t make the in-person shoot.
Neil DuPaul
March 18, 2026

Loyalty Programs Are a Data Trap. Here’s How to Opt Out.

Someone makes a lot of money off of loyalty programs, but it isn’t you. Here’s why that is and what you can do to protect yourself and your data. 
Sarah Huard
March 6, 2026

What Should You Look for in a Privacy Policy?

For National Consumer Protection Week, we’re talking about privacy policies. Some are good and some are awful. Most people can’t tell the difference.
Sarah Huard
March 4, 2026

California’s DROP Privacy Law—and Why It’s a Win for Everyone

If you live in California and care about your privacy, there’s a new tool on the scene: the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP). DROP is a fre…
Rob Shavell
March 4, 2026
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