A concise, technical breakdown of where IPs exist, what ‘no IP logging’ can realistically mean, and how to evaluate claims without marketing hype.

Metadata powers search, personalization, and surveillance - often more valuable than content.

Debunking the myth of Swiss privacy: why banking secrecy doesn't translate to digital security, and what really protects your data.

Encryption is often unbreakable, but people aren't. Learn why 99% of hacks exploit human nature, from password reuse to social engineering, and how to truly secure your data.

Privacy loss isn't an accident. It's an economy. Here is exactly who profits from your data and why they are terrified of you taking it back.

Practical steps to protect your digital life without paranoia. Real advice for everyday users who want better security habits.

Ever hit delete and thought your file was gone? Think again. This post dives into the hidden layers of cloud storage that keep your data alive long after you press that button.

Worried about data breaches? Learn a quick, free way to scan for leaks using Have I Been Pwned and protect your privacy with our E2EE app.

Discover how AI models are trained on your personal cloud data and learn why unbreakable encryption and quantum-resistant security are crucial for protecting your files, photos, and memories.

Separate fact from fiction in crypto privacy. Learn why some popular beliefs are dangerous and what really protects your digital life.

Everyone obsesses over file encryption. Meanwhile, shared links leak IPs, file sizes, timestamps, social graphs, and referrer trails. Most 'private' sharing is a joke.

Every big cloud provider brags about 'AES-256 encryption at rest'. It sounds bulletproof. It's not. Here's why it protects their disks, not your privacy.

You patch your passwords, enable 2FA, and freak out about ransomware. Meanwhile the company holding your entire digital life has unrestricted root access and a legal team on speed-dial for subpoenas.

Everyone says they want privacy until it costs them ad dollars, training data, or government favors. Here's why Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Meta will never give you true zero-knowledge storage, no matter how nicely you ask.

Your files uploaded today could be cracked tomorrow by a quantum computer. Here’s why we went all-in on post-quantum crypto from day one, and why you should care even if you’re not a cryptographer.

If the company can read your files, someone eventually will. Here’s what real E2EE actually means, and why it matters to normal people.