The internet never forgets — and it never stops watching. Every click, search, and login leaves a trace that can be collected, sold, or...

Ever searched for something on your phone, then opened your laptop only to see ads for the exact same product? That’s not coincidence —...

Big Tech keeps promising “privacy features,” but most of them are half-measures at best. If you really want to protect your data, you...

Most people think private browsing means tracker blockers or maybe a VPN. But there’s another tool that takes anonymity to a whole new...

You probably use Google every day — to search, navigate, email, plan, store photos, and more. It’s convenient. Fast. Familiar. But here’s...

We live in a world dominated by a handful of tech giants — Google, Apple, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft. Their services are everywhere. Search,...

You might think your email address is just a simple contact detail — something you hand out to sign up, log in, or get a receipt. But in...

It sounds safe. You open a new window, see the dark theme, and a reassuring message about privacy. No history saved. No cookies stored. A...

Do you know, who can see what sites you visit? Every time you open a website, your device starts talking. It shares: Your IP address...

Ads Aren’t Just Annoying — They’re Costing You More Than You Think Everywhere you go online, ads are waiting. On news sites. In your...

Every time you open a browser, scroll through social media, or even check the weather online,  you’re being watched. Behind the scenes, websites and apps are quietly collecting details about what you search for, what type of content or sites you click on, on which of them you spend a lot of time, and which you leave quickly. Even what kind of device and browser you use is being tracked. This information is then used to build a digital version of you   — a detailed profile tha