Technology
Interfaces, privacy, AI, surveillance, devices, and power.
The Telehealth Intake Has an Ad Pixel
The FTC's Hims lawsuit is not only about one telehealth brand. It is about what happens when sexual health, medication, subscription design, and ad tech share the same intake form.
Geofence Warrants and the Private Map
The Supreme Court just said your location history is not a free police lookup. That matters most for the parts of life people are trained to hide.
Apple, Google, and the Private Life You Actually Live
The real privacy fight is not iPhone versus Android. It is whether your daily tools respect the messy, horny, medicated, ambitious person carrying them.
Tesla and the EV Belief Machine
Tesla did not just make electric cars desirable. It turned the car into software, status, infrastructure, and a rolling argument about the future.
The Private Browser Is Not a Condom
Incognito mode is useful, but it is not a magical latex cloak. Adult privacy needs layers, threat modeling, and less wishful clicking.
The Kink of Self-Hosting
Running your own services is not purity. It is a peculiar intimacy with infrastructure, control, maintenance, and consequence.