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Firefox maker Mozilla has a new subscription to keep your info out of data brokers’ clutches

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Mozilla is introducing a new paid subscription privacy monitoring service called Mozilla Monitor Plus. For $8.99 a month under its annual subscription, Mozilla says it will automatically keep a lookout for your information at over 190 sites where brokers sell information they’ve gathered from online sources like social

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Bluesky is ready to open up

Bluesky There was a moment last year when Bluesky — the weird, irreverent Twitter competitor with a decentralized twist — had captured lighting in a bottle. The app quickly amassed over two million users while in closed beta and became a hot topic of conversation in newsrooms like The Verge’s. Now, the conversation about what

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Atopile Wants you to Code Schematics

We’d wager that, if you’re reading Hackaday, you’ve looked at more than a few circuit diagrams in your day. Maybe you’ve even converted a few of them over to a PCB. It’s a workflow that, at this point, is well-understood. But as designs become more complex, the schematics are harder to create and maintain. That’s

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The best Samsung Galaxy S24 cases

The Samsung Galaxy S24 series is finally here, and as expected, the S24 Ultra is stealing most of the spotlight. Still, the base Galaxy S24 doesn’t go unnoticed with its compact size, powerful performance, and remarkable battery life. It is the perfect embodiment of a light, pocket-friendly smartphone that doesn’t sacrifice quality and functionality. No

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Sailing (Directly) Into the Wind

Humans have been sailing various seas and oceans for thousands of years, and using boats for potentially even longer than that. But as a species we wouldn’t have made it very far if it was only possible to sail in the same direction the wind is blowing. There are a number of methods for sailing

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How to Defrag Windows 11 PC (2024 Guide)

Every electronic device, whether a laptop, computer, or smartphone, will become slower over time. The problem relies on the storage device, degrading performance as the data fills up. The same goes for Windows 11 as well; filling up the hard drive can significantly downgrade the HDD/SSD performance. One good way to address such problems is

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How to make Kubernetes work at the edge

Kubernetes and edge computing are poised to power the new generation of applications, both together and separately. The enterprise market for edge computing is expected to grow four to five times faster than spending on networking equipment and overall enterprise IT. At the same time, Kubernetes is the default choice for overseeing the management of

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