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Your email provider has ten days to hand you over
Since 18 August 2026, your email data can be handed over within ten days to an authority in any member state, without a judge in your country.
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De-Googled browsers, the false choice they sell you
Brave, Firefox, Safari, Librewolf. Most alternatives to Chrome run on Google's engine. Engines, exploited flaws and agentic AI, the essentials.
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Code signing, the shared anchor of Santa and Little Snitch
A Little Snitch alert on your backup is not necessarily a missing signature. What code signing really controls, with Santa in parallel.
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Passwork, « Made in EU » outside, FSB-certified inside
A tool sold as Made in EU, with code pushed from Russia. The label has no legal weight. Here's the checklist to vet your software supply chain.
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kSuite vs Google Workspace, the honest comparison
kSuite Infomaniak or Google Workspace for your Mac? Pricing, encryption, jurisdiction, native Apple apps. The honest comparison, no marketing fluff.
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Little Snitch vs LuLu: Which outgoing firewall for your Mac?
Little Snitch paid and closed-source vs LuLu open-source and free. Max sovereignty on one side, max granularity on the other. How to choose without regrets.
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Proton Meet: Encrypted Vision, End-to-End Encryption for Maximum Privacy
Proton encrypts your calls end-to-end using MLS. Even Proton can't snoop on your meetings. How it really differs from Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet.
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Six months and nineteen global texts, the terrifying convergence
HR 8250, CSAR, verdict Meta, World ID, Online Safety Act. Six months, nineteen texts, four continents. One direction.
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The DNS, your digital Achilles heel.
You encrypt your emails, pay for a VPN, enable Tailscale. Yet your ISP knows you visited Tinder.com last night. DNS, that's why.
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NIS2 forces companies to encrypt. CSAR prevents them from really doing it.
NIS2 forces encryption on businesses. CSAR wants to crack it. Same institution. Two incompatible texts. What it means for you.
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Chat Control 2.0: The EU wants to read your messages before you send them
The CSAR regulation would force messaging apps to scan your messages before encryption. Signal threatens to leave Europe. Here's what you can do.
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Switching from Gmail to ProtonMail on Mac
Switching from Gmail to ProtonMail on Mac without losing any emails. Import, redirect, contacts, native app or Bridge, the whole process step-by-step.
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The cloud is someone else's computer, so what?
iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox: Practical, Not Sovereign. What It Means, and How to Take Back Control of Your Data.
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Password Manager for Mac: Apple, Bitwarden, KeePassXC or 1Password
Apple, Bitwarden, KeePassXC, 1Password: Four radically different approaches. Which one fits your profile and budget?
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Why your mail client is a sieve, and how to fix it
Spy Pixels, HTML Exploits, Outlook Zero-Days. Your Email's Attack Surface is Way Bigger Than "Gmail Reads You". Comprehensive Guide to Fix It.
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Apple Mail vs Gmail vs Proton Mail, the honest comparison
Apple Mail, Gmail or Proton Mail? Three philosophies, three contracts. The no-bullshit comparison to choose what really suits you.
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Proton Bridge + Apple Mail on Mac: Encryption Without Compromise
How to Set Up Proton Bridge with Apple Mail on Mac. Installation, Exact Settings, Troubleshooting. Zero-Knowledge Encryption + Native Interface.
What's digital sovereignty and how to practice it
Digital sovereignty isn't some abstract concept. It's about deciding who gets access to your data, where it lives, and what happens if a provider vanishes.
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Why you need a VPN and what it actually does
Your ISP, or an attacker on a public network, sees every site you visit. A VPN changes that. But it also has its limits.
Mac security
Privacy on macOS: Safeguarding Your Digital Life
Your Mac's default settings are leaking your data. Location, Siri, FileVault, Apple ID: the settings to change in 15 minutes.