Obscurious is a French-language newsletter by an individual writer on digital privacy and self-hosting. Its issues explain concepts like browser fingerprinting and give practical guides, such as moving away from Gmail and comparing self-hosting tools like YunoHost and Cloudron.
Website: https://obscurious.dev/
Essays and project write-ups spanning generative art, local-first software and privacy engineering, and philosophical reflections on perception and suspicion. Readers get detailed accounts of personal data-vault projects alongside close readings of philosophy and AI-driven art pieces.
netzpolitik.org reports on digital rights, surveillance, data protection and internet regulation in Germany and Europe, combining original investigations, interviews and policy analysis. Readers get in-depth coverage of how politics shapes the internet and how the internet changes politics.
Covers security news for people who run their own servers and care about privacy, including supply-chain attacks, runtime vulnerabilities and forensic tooling. It separates verified facts from rumour and explains what each issue means for readers and which fixes to apply.
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