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EU Digital Omnibus Supposedly Simplifies Digital Privacy Regulation https://www.privacyguides.org/news/2025/11/19/eu-digital-omnibus-supposedly-si...
 Hey folks! We're trying out a new experiment through the end of the year, which is being more consistent about sharing important news in the security & privacy space, every single day at:
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The latest news in data privacy, cybersecurity, and consumer rights brought to you by Privacy Guides.
 Every story/brief we post will also be shared here on Mastodon, but we're going to do so from the new @npub1myx3...hvnq account, because the content and volume of posts we're going to be sharing is a bit different than what we usually post here. Plus, that account is more automated, while all the posts here are ✍️ hand made. If you just want the absolute *top* stories and news from our team we will continue to share them here on @Privacy Guides as usual, but if you want to keep up with *all* the news in this space go give that account a follow as well! 😎 Please give us feedback on these stories and let us know if you find our new news tools useful! View quoted note →
In our series on privacy-enhancing technologies, one of our team members explains Multi-Party Computation, and how reducing the trust required in any single actor can improve your privacy overall:
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What is Multi-Party Computation?
Learn about Secure Multi-Party Computation and how it can be used to solve real-world privacy problems.
Have you hardened your smartphone's security? We have a guide that covers many essential tips you should think about:
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The Protesters
Your phone is an essential tool, but it also represents a huge risk to your privacy and security. Understanding these best practices when it comes ...