Surfshark's Unlimited-Device VPN Plan Undercuts the Usual Trade-Offs
Most VPN subscriptions still force a decision nobody should have to make: which devices get protected, and which are left exposed. Surfshark's three-year Starter Plan removes that calculation
Brussels Greenlights Digital ID Petition, Rejects Migration Initiative
The European Commission has drawn a sharp line between two citizen-led campaigns seeking to shape EU law, admitting one petition that challenges mandatory digital identity and age-verification
AI Caricature Trend Turns Personal Data Disclosure Into Entertainment
Every time someone uploads a photo to ChatGPT and asks it to render them as a cartoon, they are doing something that feels trivial and looks harmless - and that is precisely what makes it worth
Vitalik Buterin's AI Anonymity Challenge Remains Unsolved After Two Weeks
Thirteen days after Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin publicly invited the internet to demonstrate whether artificial intelligence could reliably expose a genuinely anonymous online identity, no
NTT's Arcstar Universal One Holds the World's Corporate Networks Together
The most reliable infrastructure is the kind that disappears entirely from awareness - until it doesn't. Arcstar Universal One, the managed wide-area VPN service from Japan's Nippon Telegraph and
Pakistan Publishes Its First National Freedom and Governance Benchmark Report
Pakistan has, for the first time, produced a structured, evidence-based national assessment of its freedoms and governance performance, marking a significant moment in the country's policy discourse.
Horror Film Obsession Explores Possession and Free Will, Streaming Options Explained
Curry Barker's follow-up to his acclaimed micro-budget debut Milk & Serial arrives in theaters on May 15, 2026, carrying a premise that strips the romantic fantasy of wish fulfillment down to
Netherlands and Japan Collide in Arlington, Seeking Early Dominance in Loaded Group F
Few opening fixtures carry the weight of this encounter at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, where the Netherlands and Japan will contest what promises to be one of the most tactically compelling
Malaysia's Social Media Ban Raises Hard Questions About Privacy and Enforcement
On June 1, Malaysia joined a small but growing number of countries that have decided the risks of social media for children outweigh the right of access, banning anyone under 16 from holding accounts
Delhi High Court Establishes Framework to Mask Personal Data in Online Judicial Records
A person acquitted of a criminal charge should not spend the rest of their life haunted by a searchable court record. The Delhi High Court has now given that intuition legal weight, recognising the