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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 15
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- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for techradar.com
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- Jul 10, 2026
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'Information-collecting monstrosities' — Are Chinese connected cars really worse for your privacy? (opens the original)
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All across British roads, a new — albeit increasingly familiar — silhouette is rapidly taking over. Nicknamed the "Temu Range Rover," feature-packed Chinese SUV models from companies like Jaecoo, Omoda, Great Wall Motor (GWM), and BYD are attracting UK buyers with the luxury feel of an iconic Range Rover at a fraction of the price. Naturally, drivers are getting worried. The issue isn’t just Chinese manufacturers gaining ground in the UK market. This takeover has reopened the debate about China,
TechRadar's new privacy newsletter is out — read Leave No Trace issue #2 now (opens the original)
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The second issue of TechRadar's privacy newsletter, Leave No Trace, is now live. Last week, TechRadar's VPN and Security team launched Leave No Trace with a clear goal: to warn about the companies and governments that put our online freedoms at risk, and to shed light on the people fighting back. To do so, Issue #2 retraced the fall of Autistici/Inventati (A/I), an Italian volunteer-run tech collective. For a quarter of a century, A/I has supplied a non-commercial, privacy-first communications i
Infrastructure as a weapon: Why the US action against Italy’s Autistici/Inventati puts global digital rights on notice (opens the original)
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Twelve days — that’s how long it took a designation, signed in the US, to bring an end to the 25-year-long work of Autistici/Inventati, an Italian technology collective which supplied a non-commercial, privacy-first communications infrastructure alternative to Big Tech. On August 26, the US Departments of State and the Treasury denounced Autistici/Inventati (A/I) as Specially Designated Global Terrorists, in a statement by the Office of the Spokesperson (OFAC), for operating infrastructure for "
'We stop thinking about the data that we're giving away because it's cool' — Smart tech and the decline of public privacy (opens the original)
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Since the mass adoption of CCTV, we have accepted — for the most part — giving up a degree of personal privacy in exchange for public safety. But are we prepared to hand that same power to everyday citizens, all in the name of fashion? In 2025 alone, over 7 million people bought Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses. This rapid adoption has coincided with an alarming rise in covert harassment, prompting public venue bans and calls to ban sales entirely. Yet these glasses are just the most well-known produc
The Sound of the Silenced: Inside the ten-year global fight to keep the internet on (opens the original)
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Felicia Anthonio first encountered the impact of internet shutdowns in 2017. While working as an intern tracking press freedom violations, she was prevented from verifying information on the ground or contacting people in the area when disruptions were imposed across Anglophone Cameroon. Certain stories struck her particularly hard. "Most of the young technologists who were building their careers in this particular region had to leave the country," Anthonio told TechRadar. Almost a decade later,
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