#digital rights

"Is 'democratizing creativity' with AI just a way to sell you subscriptions?"

Should employers be allowed to track your productivity with webcam recordings and keystroke logs?

Why does every website want to track my data

Is the convenience of voice assistants worth the privacy price, or do people who accept it just lack digital self-respect?

Is using a VPN just an excuse to hide illegal activity?

Would you switch from Apple to Samsung if privacy mattered more?

Does each new app I install really need my location data?

Should apps force you to create an account to use them?

Do you really own your NFTs, or is it just a fancy receipt for a JPEG?

Are used game carts still better than digital downloads?

Is emulation just legally grey piracy, or the only way to preserve gaming history before it’s lost forever?

With AI on every device, is your current OS keeping up with your values?

Do you really need a VPN for everyday browsing, or is it mostly hype and marketing?

Is emulation simply stealing, or is it the only way to truly preserve gaming history?

Should streaming platforms pay artists fairly, or is convenience more important than ethics?

Are emulators ethical theft or the only way to preserve gaming history?

Is Apple's walled garden a feature, not a bug — or is it holding everyone back?

Are Apple's walled garden restrictions worth the security tradeoff?

Does anyone else think universal app sideloading would make mobile OSs way more useful?

Should you still use a VPN even if you have nothing to hide?