August 2026 Newsletter
While all of this is happening at the macro level, we can each take care of our own systems, product usage, data and privacy relationships, and each other.
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July 2026 Newsletter
July 2026 updates on tech and it's impacts on Canadians.
June 2026 Newsletter
This May was a busy one, with major shifts in the Canadian tech landscape.
April 2026 Newsletter
This month, I've started to add 3 actions you can take today, to help improve your privacy posture, consumer rights, tech literacy, and digital life.
March 2026 Newsletter
Dealing with the "firehose of information" and "breaking news" every day can be tiring, if not directly taxing on your mental health. What are you supposed to do when this is just the status quo of life now?
December 2025 Newsletter
I generally don't like to make hard-and-fast predictions, but I must point out that it appears we're at the peak of the $18-20T "AI" hype bubble now.
November 2025 Newsletter
This month's newsletter is another short one.
October 2025 Newsletter
Skepticism to the AI bubble has been rising, Canada struggles to step up to our digital sovereignty, and the rift between for-profit and open-source postures continues to widen.
September 2025 Newsletter
Everything "AI" is a combination of the Wild West, the dot-com hype bubble of 1998-2002, Tulip Mania in 1637, and massively negative resource and environmental impacts.
July 2025 Newsletter
This month's curated links focus on wide-sweeping privacy issues and consumer device repairability.