This site reads the news to you. It does not read you.
Last updated 13 August 2026
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We collect no personal data, so there is nothing to sell, share, or hand to a broker.
We do not build a profile of you or track you across other sites.
To understand whether the site is useful, it uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, a cookieless tool. It reports aggregate numbers: how many visits, roughly which countries (from the network, not a precise location), which sites linked here, which pages get read, and how long a page is open.
None of that identifies you. There is no cookie, no device fingerprint, and no way to single out one person. It answers "is this worth reading" without watching who is reading.
Two things can be kept on your device, both in your browser's local storage. Neither is ever sent anywhere.
The first is automatic. So the site can show "new since your last visit", your browser saves the date of the newest story you have already seen.
The second only happens if you ask for it. Ticking "remember my filters" saves which lens, date range, tags and sort order you chose, so the page looks the same when you come back. Unticking the box deletes it straight away. Neither item identifies you. Clearing your browser data removes both, after which every story looks new again and the filters go back to their defaults.
The search box filters stories your browser has already downloaded. What you type stays in the page and is not sent to us or to anyone else. It never goes into the address bar either, so it stays out of your browser history and out of the referrer header sent to any site you click through to.
It is not saved. Ticking "remember my filters" stores your lens, date range, tags and sort order; the search text is deliberately left out, so it never survives a reload.
The site runs on Cloudflare Pages. As the host, Cloudflare processes standard request information such as your IP address to deliver and protect the page, under its own privacy policy. That is the normal cost of loading any web page and is not shared with us in a form that identifies you.
Everything shown here is public news about the privacy, security, legal and risk dimensions of AI, gathered from public sources. Summaries and analysis are written with an AI model, so they can be wrong; every card links to the original source, and the source is the authority.
We hold no personal data about you. There is nothing to export, correct, or delete, because none of it exists. If that ever changes, this page changes first.
This page describes how the site works end to end. The methodology page lists every source it reads.