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When Apple popularized TouchID and FaceID, there was an adage in the cybersecurity community that “You can change a password, but you can’t change your face.” We had traded the friction of the six-digit PIN for the ease of biometrics. We let our iPhones map our retinas and our Androids memorize the...
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Without a single federal law like Europe’s GDPR, the U.S. has relied on a growing patchwork of state-level protections to protect consumer data. On January 1, 2026, Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island officially joined the fold, bringing the total to...
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January 19th is known as “Quitters Day," because it’s the day most people abandon their New Year’s resolutions as real-world routines reassert themselves. But most resolutions don’t fail because people don’t care—they fail because the systems around them don’t change....
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Over-dependence on technology can cause us to lose our sense of self-reliance. When we depend on technological systems to perform our most important work, and those systems fail or are compromised or are perhaps even maliciously turned against us, we...
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As 2026 approaches, resolutions are moving beyond fitness or finance toward a deeper goal: reclaiming humanity. "The Great Rebalance" was originally an economic term for money shifting from Big Tech back to local markets. Today, cultural researchers have adopted it...
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