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Best M4uhd Alternative Sites in 2026: Legal Streaming Platforms

M4uhd can help you stream movies online, but it’s plagued with sketchy ads, broken links and constant security concerns. The good news is that after testing more than 30 streaming sites, I’ve found a handful of safe and legal M4uhd alternatives. In this article, I’ll share my findings, along with the best VPN to stream...

By Wisdom Sablah — 27 Feb'26 Last Updated: 27 Feb'26
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Protecting Your Family from AI Voice Cloning Scams

This report includes descriptions of an AI-enabled extortion scam involving threats of violence against a minor. Some readers may find the scenario distressing, especially parents or caregivers. Reader discretion is advised. Jennifer DeStefano was at her youngest daughter’s dance rehearsal when her phone rang. Unknown number. She almost didn’t answer, but on the final ring...

By Mauricio Preuss & Valentina Bravo — 23 Feb'26 Last Updated: 23 Feb'26

Unlock Your Commands

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By Mohammad Khan — 21 Feb'26 Last Updated: 21 Feb'26

Incogni vs DeleteMe: Which Data Removal Service Is Better? 

This Incogni vs DeleteMe comparison looks at two of the top data removal services. They both aim to protect your personally identifiable information, handle custom removal requests and improve your data privacy overall. In this guide, I break down where the two services differ on pricing, the data removal process and usability so you can...

By Kate Hawkins — 20 Feb'26 Last Updated: 03 May'26
Facts checked by Eugenie Tiu

Crunchyroll vs Netflix for Anime Streaming: Which Is Better in 2026?

The Crunchyroll vs Netflix anime streaming wars are well underway. Crunchyroll has long been an industry leader, featuring seasonal simulcasts and curated collections. However, Netflix is turning heads with its exclusive titles and brand partnerships. I’ll settle the debate once and for all in this article, highlighting which platform is better for different use cases. ...

By Wisdom Sablah — 18 Feb'26 Last Updated: 19 Feb'26
Facts checked by Eugenie Tiu

The 10 Best FlixHQ Alternatives in 2026: Free & Safe Streaming Sites

I’ve tested more than 40 official and unofficial streaming sites to help you find the best FlixHQ alternative. Although FlixHQ is a popular streaming platform, it can suffer downtime and serve up intrusive ads. In this article, I’ll reveal 10 of the best free and paid FlixHQ alternatives. Remember to use one of the best...

By Wisdom Sablah — 15 Feb'26 Last Updated: 25 Feb'26
Facts checked by Eugenie Tiu

The Splinternet & Digital Sovereignty: The End of the World Wide Web

Back on January 8, Iran flipped a pretty important switch. Ninety-two million people woke up disconnected. And I’m not talking about an inconvenient slowdown or a few surprise restrictions. It stopped working, period. Landlines turned into expensive paperweights and mobile networks returned nothing but error messages. The government deployed military-grade jammers to block Starlink satellites,...

By Mauricio Preuss & Valentina Bravo — 15 Feb'26 Last Updated: 15 Feb'26

Neurorights: The Final Frontier of Privacy

This Christmas I gifted myself a pair of AirPods Pro 3. Because I deserve nice things, damn it!  … And because my previous set gave up after one too many accidental drops. A few weeks later, I’m scrolling through my iPhone’s Health app (procrastinating, as one does) and I notice something new: my heart rate....

By Mauricio Preuss & Valentina Bravo — 08 Feb'26 Last Updated: 08 Feb'26

The Subsea Cable Cold War: Sabotage in the Deep

Are you bundled up under a blanket with a hot cup of coffee, ready to hear a tale about treachery in the deep seas? I’ve got a great one for you. Once upon a time, back on November 17, 2024, a Chinese cargo ship called the Yi Peng 3 was traveling through the Baltic Sea...

By Mauricio Preuss & Valentina Bravo — 25 Jan'26 Last Updated: 25 Jan'26

The Kessler Syndrome: Starlink and the Closing of the Sky

Space, the final frontier. Stardate: November 25, 2025. You’re aboard China’s Shenzhou-20 spacecraft, a crew rotation vessel ferrying astronauts to and from the Tiangong space station. You’re 250 miles above Earth, moving at 17,000 miles per hour. Through the window, you watch the curve of the planet below. Then you notice something. A crack, spiderwebbing...

By Mauricio Preuss & Valentina Bravo — 18 Jan'26 Last Updated: 18 Jan'26