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This week, the US Supreme Court overturned a landmark decision from 1973. “Jane Roe” had filed a lawsuit against the state of Texas, claiming that banning abortions was unconstitutional. Regardless of your opinions of abortion, this is a discussion we need to have because the Supreme Court ultimately ruled 7-2...
DT Note: In the week prior to the launch of our new privacy playbook site, we will run a series of articles focussed on just on privacy and why it is so important, starting today with another excellent piece from TheNewOil blog. Icelandic encrypted email provider CTemplar went under this...
It’s that time again. I’ve been seeing the question pop up a lot: “how do I get the people around me to care about privacy?” Truthfully I’ve tackled this topic a few times in a few different ways, but today I want to address a different side...
dt intro: welcome back to one of our favorite guest contributors, Nate Bartram, in a conversation he had with his SO around the subject of privacy...great piece! Ever run into a privacy sceptic, well some of this might help explain their perspective on the issue. If you follow me...
ICYMI: Important insights from Nate Bartram Did you know that my The New Oil blog used Google Fonts until recently? Decentralize Today, the site you’re reading this on, uses FastlyCDN and other JavaScripts. Even the legendary and soon-to-be-rebranded PrivacyTools.io uses Bootstrap and links to Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn....
Do you know the axolotl? They’re an adorable aquatic salamander. One character in a later season of Bojack Horseman was an axolotl. They’re pretty cute. But the other day, I learned something amazing: axolotls evolve. You see, an axolotl is – to put it very unscientifically – an unevolved salamander....
