If you run a website and care about privacy, you’ve probably focused on the “big” threats: data breaches, subpoenas, platform crackdowns, invasive ISPs, or hostile social media.
But the most common way
If you think in threat models, “my host can see my files” is the wrong level of zoom. The sharper question is where visibility is structural (the network has to know something), where
On Jan 12, 2026, Dubai’s regulators drew a bright line: certain privacy-preserving crypto assets and tools are no longer acceptable inside key Dubai jurisdictions.
Dubai’s DFSA (in the Dubai International Financial
The privacy story people were taught to believe went like this: companies collect data, you click “I agree,” regulators require disclosures, and everyone behaves. In 2026, that story collapses under its own weight.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably already past the “free VPN” stage.
You’ve looked at reputable privacy-first providers like Mullvad and Proton VPN, and you understand why they’re popular:
