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Hackers probe FBI surveillance plumbing, Meta’s smart glasses spark a privacy lawsuit, and governments tighten the screws in the name of safety.
Browser extensions aren’t just “add-ons”. They’re trusted code running inside your identity.
OpenClaw is part of a new wave of “agentic” AI: not just a chatbot that answers questions, but software that can sit in your daily workflows, connect to tools, read and write files, and act on your behalf through the chat apps you already use.
Control of digital life is getting more centralized at the exact moment the systems that hold our identities keep getting breached. In just a few days, Europe moved closer to enforceable age-gating for social media, Russia fully blocked WhatsApp while promoting a state-backed replacement, and two separate incidents showed how much leverage attackers gain when they compromise telecom and device-management infrastructure.
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.
