Conversations and practical events about privacy, open protocols and technology we can run ourselves.
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Join us for an evening that blends entertainment with awareness, learn while having fun! We don’t need another lecture hall. We need to sit down, pop the popcorn, and talk about what’s actually tracking us. Part 1: Watch party!!!! We're screening a thought-provoking movie/show th
Forty years later, the feeling he was describing is just daily life. Your phone knows where you slept last night. Your browser knows what you almost bought and changed your mind about. Your keyboard knows what you typed and then deleted. None of this is a secret anymore, it's jus
Forty years later, the feeling he was describing is just daily life. Your phone knows where you slept last night. Your browser knows what you almost bought and changed your mind about. Your keyboard knows what you typed and then deleted. None of this is a secret anymore, it's jus
Forty years later, the feeling he was describing is just daily life. Your phone knows where you slept last night. Your browser knows what you almost bought and changed your mind about. Your keyboard knows what you typed and then deleted. None of this is a secret anymore, it's jus
Forty years later, the feeling he was describing is just daily life. Your phone knows where you slept last night. Your browser knows what you almost bought and changed your mind about. Your keyboard knows what you typed and then deleted. None of this is a secret anymore, it's jus
Forty years later, the feeling he was describing is just daily life. Your phone knows where you slept last night. Your browser knows what you almost bought and changed your mind about. Your keyboard knows what you typed and then deleted. None of this is a secret anymore, it's jus
Most people believe privacy is about hiding something. But it's not... When Rockwell released somebody’s watching me in 1984(👀), he was way ahead of his time. If you are curious/skeptical about why this matters and what we lose by not having Privacy, please join us! Bring your ph
Most people believe privacy is about hiding something. But it's not... When Rockwell released somebody’s watching me in 1984(👀), he was way ahead of his time. If you are curious/skeptical about why this matters and what we lose by not having Privacy, please join us! Bring your ph
How the physical infrastructure of the Internet enables surveillance, and what we can build to resist it? Most of us live our entire lives on the Internet… but almost none of us know how it really works. Who carries our data? Who decides what gets blocked? And why, in 2025, does
Abhay, Vivek and Basanta took questions about hardware surveillance, phones and self-hosting. The recording became podcast episode five.
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Not all tech is built the same. Some tools hand you real freedom — the kind where you decide, you control, you own. Others just slap some buzzwords on the box and quietly lock you into their rules. How do you tell the difference? At this month's Unfuck the Internetsession, we’re
Surveillance has turned the web into a panopticon. We're here to fight back. Who are we We are Unsigned Labs. We are focused on developing free and open source software that allows individuals to be digitally self sovereign. What is this event about A gathering for anyone passion