Home Assistant: The Open-Source Smart Home Solution

Home Assistant is an open-source platform that offers a privacy-focused alternative to mainstream smart home ecosystems, allowing users to control a wide range of devices locally.

Home Assistant is an open-source platform that offers a privacy-focused alternative to mainstream smart home ecosystems, allowing users to control a wide range of devices locally.

The Indian government has opted not to mandate the preinstallation of the Aadhaar biometric identification app on smartphones, including those from Apple and Samsung.

Despite its claims of enhanced security, Google Chrome lacks adequate defenses against browser fingerprinting, a prevalent tracking method that poses significant privacy risks.
A recent Citizen Lab report reveals that various law enforcement agencies have utilized the Webloc surveillance system to track up to 500 million devices globally, raising concerns about privacy and oversight.

A Pennsylvania state police corporal has admitted to multiple felonies, including the creation of over 3,000 pornographic deepfakes using state resources.

As digital devices proliferate, the implications for personal privacy are becoming increasingly complex, raising questions about the legal frameworks governing data use.

A lawsuit alleges that Perplexity's AI search engine shares user data with Google and Meta, undermining its claimed privacy features.

After years of using Ring cameras, the increasing subscription costs and privacy concerns prompted a switch to Reolink, which offers local storage and no subscription fees.

GitHub will begin utilizing customer interaction data to enhance its AI models, with an opt-out option available for users.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation appoints Nicole Ozer as executive director, succeeding Cindy Cohn, as the organization faces increasing privacy threats.