This episode is about the recent raids against suspects who supposedly spread hate speech online and what these police actions mean for privacy on the internet.

The techno-nerds have figured out that the German COVID-19 app isn’t working. Which shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. But it does.

In his new piece, Glenn Greenwald eloquently expresses much about Trump and peoples’ reaction to him that I always thought as well…

Watching what’s been happening in the news over the last few weeks has shown me that the media mainstream needs to be fought tooth and nail by conscientious journalists. I’m here to do so.

Observations on today’s US Presidential Election and what it might mean for the media.

Maybe I’m old-fashioned, but I feel that if you publish fact checks, you should be able to interpret data correctly.

In a special episode of my podcast, released today, me and fellow critical thinker Michael Mullan-Jensen discuss the US Presidential Election and what it means for privacy and your ability to vote freely.

I’m looking to switch from Lightroom to another non-destructive RAW editor.

At the beginning of this year, I decided to lose some weight.

The latest episode of my privacy podcast covers the second German lockdown and more details on the Cyberbunker case.

Explaining what I think about people who wear face masks.

Springsteen’s new album is out.

I had originally planned to stream an episode of The Private Citizen today. I just couldn’t get the show prepared in time.

I’m trying something new here.

It’s been ages since I had a fixed IRC channel to hang out in and I was kind of missing it.

After a long day of buying and installing furniture and, of course, some writing, I had a nice and relaxed stream last night playing some Outer Worlds.

If you like to watch me build little brick models, check this out.

Sounds like Van Morrison has had enough.

In Trier, a landmark case is underway in which prosecutors, for the first time in Germany history, are trying to convict the administrators of a hosting company for crimes committed using their infrastructure. An exclusive report from the courtroom.