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Internet Privacy And Control: Why Privacy Is Dying
It feels like the internet is tightening around you. Privacy is shrinking, speech is getting riskier, and more of your life is being pushed behind age checks, digital ID, and subscription access. This post connects the dots between censorship pressure, Chat Control debates, VPN and encryption pushback, and the rise of "own nothing" living, then gives you practical ways to push back without going off-grid.

Michael Burgess
Feb 2515 min read


Device Privacy Lockdown: Lock Down Your Devices and Regain Control
Feeling watched by apps, platforms, or even governments? You can fight back. This guide walks you through a practical lockdown on your phone, computer, Linux machine, and home router. You'll tighten permissions, switch on encryption, harden logins, and block unwanted network traffic. Small changes add up fast, and you stay in control of your data.

Michael Burgess
Feb 2213 min read


Tech Slowing Cloud Takeover: How Devices Stand Still as Cloud Dominates
Your phone costs more, does less, and the real upgrades happen far away in data centres. Here’s how subscriptions, AI, and the cloud shift ownership, privacy, and control.

Michael Burgess
Feb 1911 min read


Modern Surveillance and Privacy Erosion: A Journey from Past to Present
How did we end up living in a world where nearly everything you do online is tracked? This post traces the roots of modern surveillance from 19th-century mail spying to today's data-driven platforms and laws. It explores fear, profit, and power, and questions why "protecting children" is so often used to justify growing control over your private life.

Michael Burgess
Feb 134 min read


Children of the '90s: Millennials and Digital Control Today
Introduction to Millennials and Digital Control Today Growing up in the 1990s meant straddling two worlds: an analogue childhood and a digital coming-of-age. Now in adulthood, this generation (often called Millennials) is navigating a unique convergence of challenges. They entered an internet that promised freedom but evolved into something else entirely. They're trying to build lives amid economic conditions that seem harsher than those their parents faced. And they're exper

Michael Burgess
Feb 1125 min read
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