The topic of Max Homa's backing away from social media came up again in his press conference on Wednesday at the John Deere ...

Online anonymity hasn’t made the Internet a better place. Making people pay for anonymity on social platforms could shift the ...

If you seek utmost privacy when surfing the web, the Tor browser is your best bet. This free, open-source browser routes your ...

VPNs, anonymous browsers, data removal services, and more: here's everything you need to know to boost your online anonymity.

To be anonymous, you need to clear your cookies and use a privacy-oriented browser. But new research shows even that doesn’t work anymore. Websites are still tracking you — silently, persistently, and ...

Proxy servers don't just hide IP addresses. They manage traffic, fight malware, help gather data, and power the modern ...

A call labeled " No Caller ID " means the caller has blocked their number from appearing on your screen. In other words, they ...

Last summer, the Chinese government released a proposal for a national internet ID system. The proposal was met with strong opposition, which was heavily censored online. (See CDT’s past coverage for ...

Private Internet Access’s no-logs policy has been proven in court, making it one of the most trustworthy options for anonymity. Plans start at around $2/month, making it a budget-friendly choice ...

It was first invented by the U.S. Navy, and although it is not the only way to access the dark web, it is the most common way. Another common name for this is the onion router because the Tor Browser ...

The most compelling contemporary real-life example of why we need internet anonymity must be Satoshi Nakamoto, the presumed founder of Bitcoin. We would not have the cryptocurrency without it.