A hard-edged privacy roundup that ties security headlines to the politics behind them.
Techlore Surveillance Report treats a crowded week in privacy news as a single warning about how digital systems can be turned back on the people who use them.
Privacy news with teeth and context.
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Techlore Surveillance Report tracks the week’s consequential privacy and security stories, from iOS exploits and Android policy shifts to age verification laws and encryption fights. Its strength is turning dense technical news into clear risk, context, and practical judgment.
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Techlore Surveillance Report is built for the uneasy middle ground where consumer tech, security research, and state power keep colliding. It moves through the week’s privacy and security news with urgency, but it is not simply a threat roundup. The show is most interested in consequences. A password manager vulnerability becomes a question about realistic attack models. An Android policy change becomes a fight over who gets to define open computing. An iOS exploit chain becomes a way to explain why lockdown tools exist and where their limits still sit. Episodes regularly connect technical details to broader digital rights issues, especially age verification, chat control, encryption access, and government pressure on platforms. Big tech gets treated with skepticism. So do lawmakers who frame invasive systems as child safety, fraud prevention, or convenience without reckoning with the data those systems create. The show’s recurring pattern is clear: start with the headline, sort what is known from what is assumed, then land on what users, advocates, and ordinary people should take seriously. It can be grave when discussing spyware, internet shutdowns, or surveillance against journalists. It can also be dryly amused by messy corporate security failures and overconfident AI products. That mix keeps the show accessible without softening its point of view. Recent episodes cover North Korean supply-chain attacks, malware on Google Play, macOS campaigns aimed at cryptocurrency targets, BitLocker key access, Instagram encryption changes, WhatsApp encryption lawsuits, and privacy failures in health or age verification apps. The range is wide, but the center holds: who controls devices, communications, identity checks, and access to information. It is a practical show for people who want to follow privacy news without losing sight of the politics underneath. It is also useful for security-minded listeners who want plain-language context before deciding what deserves action.
Made for: For privacy-conscious tech users, digital rights watchers, security beginners, and experienced listeners who want current threats explained without hype. It especially suits people tracking platform policy, encryption, surveillance law, and everyday defensive choices.
What sets it apart: The show pairs fast weekly coverage with a firm digital-rights lens, repeatedly translating technical incidents into practical and political stakes. It is less about novelty than about what a story means for control, consent, and resilience.
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Techlore Surveillance Report is your weekly deep-dive into the privacy and security news that matters for your digital freedom. Hosted by Henry Fisher, founder of Techlore and long-time digital rights educator, each episode cuts through the noise to bring you carefully selected stories with the context, analysis, and historical perspective you need to truly understand what's happening to protect yourself (and others!) in the digital space. Topics covered include: • Privacy tool updates and vulnerabilities • Data breaches and cybersecurity incidents • Surveillance technology and government overreach • Big Tech privacy policies and practices • Encryption and security standards • Digital rights…
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Techlore Surveillance Report makes privacy news practical by tracing how technical systems expose data, concentrate control, and shape digital rights.
Techlore Surveillance Report turns privacy and security headlines into explanations of how systems, policies, and corporate decisions affect people's control over their data.
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This surveillance report pulls a wide spread of privacy and security stories into one steady line: control can move through law, platforms, and devices with very little warning.
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Episodes
- 1
Telegram's U-Turn: Years of Privacy Lies Exposed!
·35m - 2
Two iOS Exploits, Google's Android Lockdown & Instagram Drops Encryption
·49m - 3
Password Manager Vaults Aren't Private, Google Threatens Open Android, & Apple's Global Age Verification
·40m - 4
3 Mac Attacks Explained, Discord Age Verification Goes Global & Hidden Hotel Cameras
·50m - 5
FBI Can't Crack iPhone Lockdown Mode, Age Verification Hits 3 Countries, And Chat Control 1.0 Extended
·33m - 6
Microsoft Gave FBI Your Encryption Keys
·49m - 7
Microsoft Copilot's Security Failures Are Putting Everyone at Risk
·44m - 8
Q&A: Is RethinkDNS Any Good?
·20m - 9
Chrome Refuses to Crumble Third-Party Cookies
·18m - 10
Microsoft Just Removed Another Way to Activate Windows Offline
·41m - 11
Your ChatGPT Answers Are About to Get Sponsored
·32m - 12
Federal Court Just Dealt a Major Blow to Age Verification Laws
·38m - 13
The Law That Protects Your Online Speech Is Under Attack
·42m - 14
Your Age Is Now Required: Australia's Social Media Ban Explained
·37m - 15
WhatsApp Leaked 3.5 BILLION Numbers
·36m - 16
Nate Steps Down + What Happens to Surveillance Report
·4m - 17
AI Browsers Are Already Risky
·34m - 18
Q&A: Why Don't People Care About Privacy?
·34m - 19
The UK's Apple Backdoor Fight: Round 2!
·42m - 20
Windows 10's Extra Year of Updates Has a Catch...
·35m - 21
Proton Mail Account Suspensions Explained
·1h 17m - 22
Q&A: The Risks of Cloud-Based Password Managers
·33m - 23
ChatGPT is Calling the Police on Users
·34m - 24
Android Is Becoming the New iOS
·28m - 25
Q&A: Is Kagi Safe?
·35m - 26
Are Your Passwords Safe From This New Exploit?
·30m - 27
Microsoft's Control Over Open Source Grows
·31m - 28
Q&A: Ways to Make Your Phone Private
·41m - 29
Q&A: Privacy Advice for Your Next Phone Upgrade
·18m - 30
Thinking of Trying a Custom ROM? Think Again...
·39m - 31
Q&A: How Do You Avoid Amazon?
·44m - 32
Dating Safety App Puts Thousands of Users at Risk
·53m - 33
Q&A: Do You Really Need a VPN?
·43m - 34
McDonald's Combines the Worst of AI & Job Hunting
·33m - 35
Android 16 is Adding AI, Even if You Opted Out!
·34m - 36
Q&A: Top 3 Things We Wish We'd Done Differently
·25m - 37
Facebook's Latest Privacy Invasion: Now with AI!
·29m - 38
The Biggest Data Breach That Never Happened
·37m - 39
Q&A: Is Windows Unfairly Hated?
·43m - 40
Android 16's Dark Side Threatens Every Custom ROM
·40m - 41
How Companies Sidestep Protections to Spy on You
·30m - 42
Your Comments May Reveal More Than You Think...
·28m - 43
Google's Latest Attack on FOSS
·47m - 44
Q&A: Cardinal Rules of Privacy
·12m - 45
Privacy Coins At Risk in Europe!
·25m - 46
Q&A: Can Privacy Make You Easier to Track?
·15m - 47
India is Trying to Block ProtonMail!
·40m - 48
Q&A: Do We Self-Host?
·21m - 49
Q&A: Obtanium vs Play Store
·22m - 50
Can Discord Be Trusted With Age Verification?
·33m - 51
Q&A: Does Legislation Matter in Privacy?
·26m - 52
Evading Windows' New Online Account Requirement
·37m - 53
FOSS Is In Trouble!
·38m - 54
Q&A: Keeping Passwords Safe From Malware
·23m - 55
Apple Put Your Passwords At Risk for 3 Months!
·30m - 56
Amazon Echo Somehow Gets Worse
·36m - 57
Android Backdoor Exposed: 1 Million Devices at Risk
·48m - 58
Q&A: Overcomplicated Privacy Tools
·17m - 59
Is It Time to Ditch Firefox?
·34m - 60
Q&A: Deciding on the Best Password
·18m - 61
A Critical Hit to Privacy & Cybersecurity...
·21m - 62
Q&A: Is F-Droid Safe?
·18m - 63
Why CAPTCHAs Are Even Worse Than You Thought
·31m - 64
Q&A: Our Privacy Hopes for 2025
·24m - 65
The UK is Escalating their Attacks on Encryption!
·27m - 66
Apple's Latest Security Nightmare
·25m - 67
This Cloudflare Trick Can Expose Your Location in Signal
·44m - 68
Q&A: Firefox Alternatives If You Dislike Mozilla
·19m - 69
TikTok's uncertain future in the US, criticisms of Session's safety, and tons of political updates
·35m - 70
Q&A: The Best Private Cell Carriers
·16m - 71
Mass-scale Tracking via Ads, Apple AI Opt-In, and the Proton Outage
·31m - 72
Q&A: What's the Best Kind of Password?
·18m - 73
Unintended Siri activations, Tesla can track drivers, and Bitlocker gets broken again
·21m - 74
Q&A: Was Our Password Manager Advice Wrong?!
·16m - 75
A Common Privacy Mistake, Chrome Increasing User Tracking, And Government-Planted Malware.
·43m - 76
Q&A: How to REALLY Secure Your Password Manager
·17m - 77
Windows Recall Still Sucks, Privacy Enthusiasts Use Bad Passwords, Firefox Kills "Do Not Track"
·23m - 78
Q&A: What's the Best Antirivus for Linux?
·16m - 79
SR205: Bluesky posts scraped to train AI, IVPN buys Safing, and the FBI encourages encrypted messaging
·38m - 80
Q&A: Undoing Years of Not Caring About Privacy
·26m - 81
Another Phone Hacking Software Exposed!
·26m - 82
Apple's Unannounced Security Game-Changer!
·27m - 83
Q&A: Understanding Threat Modeling
·17m - 84
Is Your Workout Compromising Your Privacy?
·17m - 85
Q&A: Private Shopping Tips for the Holidays
·13m - 86
Q&A: Episode 200 Livestream!
·1h 27m - 87
How Easy Are YOU To Track Online? (Live)
·1h 6m - 88
Is Your Smart TV Your Biggest Privacy Risk?
·37m - 89
Q&A: Why Should People Use Signal?
·21m - 90
Windows Recall Is Back! Did Microsoft Fix It?
·28m - 91
Q&A: Security Through Obscurity
·15m - 92
New Discord Feature is a HUGE Privacy Win! But...
·30m - 93
Q&A: Nate's Phone Literally Exploded. What Now?
·28m - 94
Google's New Feature Threatens Privacy & Freedom!
·24m - 95
VPNs Could Make You an NSA Target, North Korea's Supply Chain Hijack & the EU Kills Chat Control
·55m - 96
How India's Unremovable App Mandate Failed Within Days
Hidden gemIndia privately ordered smartphone makers to preload the state-owned Sanchar Sathe app on new devices within 90 days, and the order reportedly also covered devices already in people's hands through software updates.
·42m·2 clips - 97
Microsoft's Rare Confession: Windows AI Could Leak Your Data
Henry from TechLore discusses Microsoft's controversial AI integrations in Windows 11, user backlash, and recent outages and performance issues.
·36m - 98
Q&A: What Social Media Do We Use?
The hosts discuss which social media apps they currently use most, focusing on Mastodon and the Fediverse, and briefly touch on privacy concerns with education apps like Duolingo.
·33m - 99
Apple Has 4 Months, Google Has Just 14 Days...
This episode covers recent privacy and security news, including antitrust deadlines for Google and Apple, a data breach, and uBlock Origin's arrival on Safari.
·37m - 100
Is Your Cloud Still Safe?!
Surveillance Report 201 opens with ETH Zurich research finding severe flaws in five encrypted cloud providers used by more than 22 million people, including Sync, pCloud, IceDrive, C-File, and Tresorit.
·30m·2 clips - 101
VPNs Could Make You an NSA Target, North Korea's Supply Chain Hijack & the EU Kills Chat Control
Hidden gemThe episode opens on a Section 702 question: six lawmakers are asking whether Americans who use commercial VPNs could be treated as foreigners under U.S.
Apr 10, 2026·55m·3 clips - 102
Two iOS Exploits, Google's Android Lockdown & Instagram Drops Encryption
This episode covers major iOS exploits, Google's Android sideloading crackdown, Instagram dropping end-to-end encryption, and other tech news.
Mar 31, 2026·49m - 103
Password Manager Vaults Aren't Private, Google Threatens Open Android, & Apple's Global Age Verification
This episode covers the truth about password manager security, Google's threat to open Android, Apple's global age verification rollout, and a week of breaches and service updates.
Mar 2, 2026·40m - 104
3 Mac Attacks Explained, Discord Age Verification Goes Global & Hidden Hotel Cameras
This episode covers three recent macOS attacks, Discord's global age verification rollout, hidden cameras in Chinese hotels, and Google recovering deleted Nest videos.
Feb 20, 2026·50m - 105
FBI Can't Crack iPhone Lockdown Mode, Age Verification Hits 3 Countries, And Chat Control 1.0 Extended
This episode covers Apple's lockdown mode blocking FBI access, age verification laws in three countries, Chat Control 1.0 extension, and Microsoft's retreat from recall due to AI fatigue.
Feb 7, 2026·33m - 106
Microsoft Gave FBI Your Encryption Keys
Hidden gemTechlore Surveillance Report centers on Microsoft giving FBI access to BitLocker recovery keys, with Microsoft saying it handles about 20 such requests a year.
Jan 30, 2026·49m·2 clips - 107
Microsoft Copilot's Security Failures Are Putting Everyone at Risk
Hidden gemMicrosoft Copilot's "Q parameter" lets a URL run a prompt as if a user clicked enter.
Jan 18, 2026·44m·2 clips - 108
Microsoft Just Removed Another Way to Activate Windows Offline
Jan 11, 2026·41m - 109
Your ChatGPT Answers Are About to Get Sponsored
Jan 4, 2026·32m - 110
Federal Court Just Dealt a Major Blow to Age Verification Laws
Dec 27, 2025·38m - 111
The Law That Protects Your Online Speech Is Under Attack
Dec 19, 2025·42m - 112
Your Age Is Now Required: Australia's Social Media Ban Explained
Dec 12, 2025·37m - 113
How India's Unremovable App Mandate Failed Within Days
This episode discusses India's failed attempt to mandate a pre-installed, unremovable cybersecurity app on smartphones, highlighting concerns about government overreach and privacy.
Dec 4, 2025·42m - 114
Microsoft's Rare Confession: Windows AI Could Leak Your Data
Nov 27, 2025·36m - 115
WhatsApp Leaked 3.5 BILLION Numbers
Nov 20, 2025·36m - 116
Nate Steps Down + What Happens to Surveillance Report
Nov 20, 2025·4m - 117
AI Browsers Are Already Risky
Nov 14, 2025·34m - 118
Q&A: Why Don't People Care About Privacy?
Nov 1, 2025·34m - 119
The UK's Apple Backdoor Fight: Round 2!
Oct 21, 2025·42m - 120
Windows 10's Extra Year of Updates Has a Catch...
Oct 11, 2025·35m - 121
Proton Mail Account Suspensions Explained
Oct 6, 2025·1h 17m - 122
Q&A: The Risks of Cloud-Based Password Managers
Sep 24, 2025·33m - 123
ChatGPT is Calling the Police on Users
Sep 10, 2025·34m - 124
Android Is Becoming the New iOS
Sep 3, 2025·28m - 125
Q&A: Is Kagi Safe?
Aug 30, 2025·35m - 126
Are Your Passwords Safe From This New Exploit?
Aug 25, 2025·30m - 127
Microsoft's Control Over Open Source Grows
Aug 19, 2025·31m - 128
Q&A: Ways to Make Your Phone Private
Aug 15, 2025·41m - 129
Apple Has 4 Months, Google Has Just 14 Days...
Aug 13, 2025·37m - 130
Q&A: Privacy Advice for Your Next Phone Upgrade
Aug 7, 2025·18m - 131
Thinking of Trying a Custom ROM? Think Again...
Aug 5, 2025·39m - 132
Q&A: How Do You Avoid Amazon?
Aug 2, 2025·44m - 133
Dating Safety App Puts Thousands of Users at Risk
Jul 30, 2025·53m - 134
Q&A: Do You Really Need a VPN?
Jul 19, 2025·43m - 135
McDonald's Combines the Worst of AI & Job Hunting
Jul 16, 2025·33m - 136
Android 16 is Adding AI, Even if You Opted Out!
Jul 7, 2025·34m - 137
Q&A: Top 3 Things We Wish We'd Done Differently
Jul 4, 2025·25m - 138
Facebook's Latest Privacy Invasion: Now with AI!
This episode covers Facebook's plan to use user photos for AI training, an update on Android 16 custom ROM, a major printer vulnerability, and a sponsor segment about Easy Opt-Outs.
Jun 30, 2025·29m - 139
The Biggest Data Breach That Never Happened
Jun 24, 2025·37m - 140
Q&A: Is Windows Unfairly Hated?
Jun 19, 2025·43m - 141
Android 16's Dark Side Threatens Every Custom ROM
Jun 16, 2025·40m - 142
How Companies Sidestep Protections to Spy on You
Jun 9, 2025·30m - 143
Q&A: Is RethinkDNS Any Good?
Jun 4, 2025·20m - 144
Your Comments May Reveal More Than You Think...
Jun 2, 2025·28m - 145
Google's Latest Attack on FOSS
May 27, 2025·47m - 146
Q&A: Cardinal Rules of Privacy
May 14, 2025·12m - 147
Privacy Coins At Risk in Europe!
May 11, 2025·25m - 148
Q&A: Can Privacy Make You Easier to Track?
May 7, 2025·15m - 149
India is Trying to Block ProtonMail!
May 5, 2025·40m - 150
Q&A: Do We Self-Host?
Apr 30, 2025·21m - 151
Robinhood Breached! Here's What You Need To Know - SR63
Nov 15, 2021·37m - 152
Another VPN Caught Logging Data - Surveillance Report 62
Nov 8, 2021·39m - 153
Big Tech is more invasive than we EVER thought! - Surveillance Report 61
Nov 2, 2021·39m - 154
How much does Alexa know about you? (Hint: A LOT) - Surveillance Report 60
Oct 24, 2021·27m - 155
Are Custom ROMs ACTUALLY better for privacy? - Surveillance Report 59
Oct 19, 2021·30m - 156
Facebook Broke The Internet For 6 HOURS! - Surveillance Report 58
Oct 10, 2021·24m - 157
Amazon's Surveillance Minions Are Here! - Surveillance Report 57
Oct 3, 2021·45m - 158
HTTPS Everywhere Is Saying Goodbye - Surveillance Report 56
Sep 26, 2021·38m - 159
This Sketchy Company is Buying up VPNs - Surveillance Report 55
Sep 20, 2021·47m - 160
ProtonMail Logged IP Addresses For The Government! Can You Still Trust Them? -Surveillance Report 54
Sep 13, 2021·27m - 161
Australia continues its dark journey into dystopia - Surveillance Report 53
Sep 7, 2021·48m - 162
T-Mobile Breach Exposes US Customer Data - Surveillance Report 52
Aug 30, 2021·36m - 163
Snapchat Is Indefinitely Storing "Disappearing" Snaps - Surveillance Report 51
Aug 16, 2021·46m - 164
CSAM is Apple's Newest Attack on Privacy - Surveillance Report 50
Aug 9, 2021·27m - 165
Windscribe VPN Servers Seized?! - Surveillance Report 49
Aug 1, 2021·28m - 166
2 Full Weeks of Privacy Chaos! - Surveillance Report 48
Jul 26, 2021·46m - 167
Another VPN Provider Is Compromised! (Surprise...) - Surveillance Report 47
Jul 4, 2021·25m - 168
Wickr is officially dead. - Surveillance Report 46
Jun 29, 2021·37m - 169
DuckDuckGo's Upcoming Desktop Browser & More! - Surveillance Report 45
Jun 20, 2021·23m - 170
Apple's WWDC and What it Means for Privacy! - Surveillance Report 44
Jun 14, 2021·34m - 171
Facebook ASSURES YOU Apple Privacy is Bad - Surveillance Report 43
Jun 6, 2021·27m - 172
Google's Planning to Snag Your Health Data - Surveillance Report 42
May 31, 2021·36m - 173
They Found Biden's Venmo Account! - Surveillance Report 41
May 24, 2021·40m - 174
Meet Session, The Signal Rival for Private Messaging! - Kee Jefferys Interview
May 23, 2021·48m - 175
Signal's GENIUS Anti-Fecebook Campaign! - Surveillance Report 40
May 10, 2021·38m - 176
Google FLOC is FAILING! - Surveillance Report 39
May 3, 2021·44m - 177
Welcome to Data Breach Galore! - Surveillance Report 38
Apr 20, 2021·29m - 178
Breaking Down Signal's Cryptocurrency Controversy - Techlore & The New Oil
Apr 14, 2021·24m - 179
Signal...WHY? - Surveillance Report 37
Apr 11, 2021·39m - 180
Facebook Leaked Half A BILLION Users (For the Millionth Time) - Surveillance Report 36
Apr 4, 2021·36m - 181
Apple Blocked ProtonVPN Updates in Myanmar - Surveillance Report 35
Mar 31, 2021·22m - 182
Google's Privacy Labels Are (Surprise...) BAD - Surveillance Report 34
Mar 23, 2021·38m - 183
UK to Depart From GDPR - Surveillance Report 33
Mar 16, 2021·39m - 184
Google Is ELIMINATING Cookies (With a Catch) - Surveillance Report 32
Mar 8, 2021·28m - 185
LastPass Is #Cancelled - Surveillance Report 31
Mar 5, 2021·24m - 186
Apple's New Proxy Will Stop Google Spying?! - Surveillance Report 30
Feb 15, 2021·32m - 187
Amazon & Google Are Taking Over the Streets! - Surveillance Report 29
Feb 9, 2021·39m - 188
Criminals Spreading Ransomware Through Dead People? - Surveillance Report 28
Feb 1, 2021·33m - 189
Signal WENT VIRAL! Ft. The New Oil - Surveillance Report 27
Jan 26, 2021·39m - 190
Nicholas Merrill, Founder of Calyx Institute - Full-Length Interview
Dec 11, 2020·1h 50m - 191
Amazon Now Has Its Dystopia! - Surveillance Report 26
Dec 8, 2020·18m - 192
Apple & MacOS Big Sur Spy on Every App!? - Surveillance Report 25
Nov 15, 2020·17m - 193
Google Got a VPN! - Surveillance Report 24
Nov 8, 2020·19m - 194
Tutanota Pressured Into Backdoor & Fought! - Surveillance Report 23
Oct 11, 2020·12m - 195
Privacy & Security News (2 MONTHS GALORE) - Surveillance Report 22
Oct 4, 2020·28m - 196
Interviewing Pierre Valade: CEO of Jumbo Privacy
Sep 17, 2020·25m - 197
We Need To STOP Privacy Gatekeeping. It Hurts Everyone.
Aug 29, 2020·17m - 198
Facebook Suing the EU & Microsoft Buying TikTok - Surveillance Report 21
Aug 5, 2020·13m - 199
Brave VPN & Garmin Hacked! - Surveillance Report 20
Jul 28, 2020·11m - 200
Twitter Accounts Hacked & "No Logs" VPN Caught Logging - Surveillance Report 19
Jul 21, 2020·12m - 201
TikTok Bans & Controversial Signal Pin - Surveillance Report 18
Jul 13, 2020·16m - 202
Mexico Outlaws Linux (Not Really) & DDG Favicon - Surveillance Report 17
Jul 6, 2020·16m - 203
US Encryption Ban & WWDC Privacy - Surveillance Report 16
Jun 29, 2020·13m - 204
Surveillance Report 15
Jun 15, 2020·10m - 205
Surveillance Report 14
Jun 10, 2020·10m - 206
Surveillance Report 13
May 27, 2020·13m - 207
Interviewing Sean O'Brien: A Privacy & Security Expert
May 16, 2020·1h 21m - 208
Surveillance Report 12
May 11, 2020·20m - 209
Surveillance Report 11
May 4, 2020·18m - 210
Surveillance Report 10
Apr 27, 2020·27m - 211
Surveillance Report 9
Apr 20, 2020·25m - 212
Zoom's RISE & FALL: A Security & Privacy Analysis | SR 8.5
Apr 14, 2020·35m - 213
Surveillance Report 8
Apr 12, 2020·22m