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Read our privacy expert's review of the messaging app Signal. Signal is widely regarded as the “best in class” private messenger app. Unlike most messaging apps, Signal takes a completely hands-off approach to your data. All of your traffic is end-to-end encrypted without exception.
Read our privacy expert's review of the messaging app Whatsapp. While WhatsApp can be used relatively safely, there are some privacy pitfalls lurking beneath the surface. Most of them relate to WhatsApp’s ownership. Concerns have surfaced over how much data Whatsapp shares with its parent company, Meta.
Read our privacy expert's review of the messaging app iMessage. Apple’s “private” alternative to SMS is the default text handler for iOS, so it comes bundled with every iPhone. It’s certainly more secure than sending a text over the phone network.
Read our privacy expert's review of the Ultrahuman Ring AIR. Our reviewer likes that it can work offline without any subscription fees, a feature that has garnered a significant amount of goodwill from its users. However, you're still locked into Ultrahuman's online-only ecosystem.
Read our privacy expert's review of the Oura Ring Gen 4. While Oura says the right things about data protection in their privacy policy, there's no getting away from the fact that the product doesn't work without cloud connection, meaning that your most intimate health data lives on servers you do not control.
Read our privacy expert's review of the Tapo C225, one of TP-Link's AI-enabled home cameras It is a very impressive piece of technology, but it also has the potential to be immensely invasive, especially considering TP-Link’s ties to the Chinese government.
