Does anybody except the advertising industry even want advertising to exist anymore? This is a question that I now think about more or less every time I see an ad (which is way too often). Our online experience is now: ads at the top of, and mixed into your search
The increasing centralization and privatization of technology is strangling our ability to use technology the way we want. There are plenty examples of this, from social media companies’ increasingly restrictive content moderation policies, to nation and state governments imposing bans on entire apps and services. We have, in a very
If you're interested in reducing your reliance on big tech companies, this is the place to start. Many activists, technologists, and researchers have tested and recommended alternatives to some of the increasingly evil tech companies that control our online experience. This page seeks to collate those resources and
Staying safe online (hereinafter OPSEC, “operational security”) is like every other sphere of information online: social media discourse about it is flooded with disinformation, exaggerations, and paranoia (some warranted, some not). We have found during our time in activist spaces that many people hear something about being “secure” or “insecure,