Your car knows how you drive, and General Motors sold the data
For years, General Motors collected data on how customers drove and sold it to companies working with the insurance sector.
Opinion
You are not under investigation, but your movements are already tracked.
Flock Safety sells an easy promise to share: helping police recover a stolen car, locate a missing person, solve a crime. To…
The NSA wants access to all AI models. Where have we seen this before?
“We want access to all AI models and intend to exploit it.” Tim Kosiba, deputy director of the US National Security Agency,…
The NSA wants access to all AI models. Where have we seen this before?
“We want access to all AI models and intend to exploit it.” Tim Kosiba, deputy director of the US National Security Agency,…
The Fed's independence is a legal fiction
The SCOTUS rulings of 29 June 2026 on independent agencies reveal that the American central bank has always been, in practice, an…
Greenspan and the great illusion: the Fed was never reformable
The death of Alan Greenspan offers an occasion to read the central bank as a structure, not a biography: the inflationary mandate…
The dark side of Telegram founder's arrest
Durov claims to abide by laws, including the Digital Service Act, but his arrest brings up a deeper issue: who establishes restraint…
History of spam on Bitcoin
How the blockchain has been used over the years to store arbitrary data not related to bitcoin transactions.
Craig Steven Wright: the story of Faketoshi
From the origins to the latest judgment, the story of the man who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto. Craig Steven Wright, alias…
The Atlas21 Manifesto
Atlas21: the Bitcoin news website to find breaking news, insights, opinions and an entire section focused on education
Why is Bitcoin considered the safest financial system?
Explore the aspects that make Bitcoin an extremely secure monetary system. Cryptography, distribution, Proof-of-Work and censorship resistance analysed.
A trial that can boomerang for Chainalysis
In the US courts, the Sterlingov case casts doubt on the legitimacy of Reactor, the Chainalysis software: 'No scientific reliability'.
