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you won't believe this crunchy plot twist 🫢
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spoiler: deleting your account doesn't delete your data. here's what actually happens.
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That random site asking for your email to unlock a discount code does not need access to your actual inbox.
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pls just update your software challenge
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tell us the sketchiest QR code you’ve ever scanned anyway. #quishing #qrcode
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save this before you download your next health app.
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Rating apps by how much they respect your privacy. #tierlist
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your phone has been over-sharing on your behalf for a while now.
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the audacity of a puzzle game asking for your location 💀
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the math isn't adding up and neither is the privacy policy #privacy #cookies
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A different address for every signup, all landing in the same inbox. If one gets leaked, you delete that one and your real address stays clean. ✨ #PrivacyTips
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Ever get an ad for something you swear you never searched? Yeah, that's not a coincidence.
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It’s a full time job 🥲
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reminder: you don't need to read the message to build a profile. #metadata #surveillance
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we see you, cookie banner
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delete that password spreadsheet
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Five people whose work you're living inside. 🧵⬇️ #whistleblowerday
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Three things people get wrong about anonymous hosting.
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Three new locations. Coming soon. 👀
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tag someone who says this unironically
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secure or not? let's find out 👀🔐 @OCCRP
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Ever wonder what it actually takes to have a private conversation these days? Mafia methods are optional. Stefan Candea on staying private in 2026. 🔐
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"I don't know if blackmailing is the right word... or information leak attempt." Investigative journalists on how they navigate legal demands.
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Back with another must-watch! 👀 Song Kang-ho plays a broke cabbie who takes a job driving a German journalist to Gwangju in 1980, just for the money, and ends up caught in the middle of history. #movierecommendation
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How do you know no one's listening? We asked investigative journalists and here's what they said.
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A new chapter, up north. Stay tuned. 👀🇳🇴
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Journalists share the tools they trust to keep sources safe, from @signalapp, @ProtonMail, to good old in-person meetings.
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Eli Moskowitz, OCCRP, on the tool keeping his investigations secure.
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Andrei Petre, investigative journalist, on what it really means to work on sensitive stories. #dataharvest2026
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How do journalists actually keep their data secure? Watch to find out! #dataharvest2026
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we said what we said.
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Have you ever hesitated before publishing a story because of security concerns? The answer isn't always simple. In conversation with Eva Belmonte, György Folk, and Balz Oertli at #dataharvest2026.
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Turns out the biggest threat to your data security is… you. 👤🌐 #dataharvest2026
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Behind every sensitive story is a real person who trusted a journalist with their safety. Eva Belmonte on what that responsibility actually looks like.
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Every time you chat with AI, you're sharing more than you think. Data journalist György Folk, co-founder of @EUrologus, explains why that should concern you.
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The debate continues. Secure or not part 2. Watch until the end for the verdict. 😄 #dataharvest2026
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Eva Belmonte, from Civio, on the security protocols that keep investigative journalism possible. #dataharvest2026
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From Signal to Nextcloud to custom-built platforms. Ștefan Cândea on securing investigative journalism. #dataharvest2026
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Drop your worst security habit in the comments. #dataharvest2026
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Is any conversation truly private in 2026? Balz Oertli, journalist and co-founder of @WAVkollektiv shares his perspective. @jobaoer #dataharvest2026
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Ștefan Cândea, investigative journalist, on why he doesn't use AI in his work. At @DataharvestEIJC.
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We asked Andrei Petre, investigative journalist, how he makes sure his data is stored securely. His toolkit: Signal, ProtonMail, DARC and OpenAleph.
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Zeynab Isgandarova is a freelance video journalist from Azerbaijan. We asked her if security concerns ever made her hesitate before publishing. #dataharvest2026
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Sleep easy, Finland. 🇫🇮 Your servers are protected.
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A conversation with Ada Homolova, freelance data journalist, about the tiny betrayals of digital security. At @DataharvestEIJC.
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