TECH

Printer not working: Why yellow ink stops everything and the best solution

Why is your printer not working due to a lack of yellow ink? Uncover the technical and surveillance reasons, then find the solution with Epson EcoTank.

Few things are more frustrating than needing to print an urgent document only to see the dreaded message: “Printer not working: replace yellow ink cartridge.” Even if you are trying to print a plain black-and-white page, the printer stubbornly refuses until every cartridge, including yellow, has enough ink. This problem …

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How to bypass VPN block: 5 proven ways to make your VPN undetectable before it’s too late

How to bypass VPN block: 5 secrets Surfshark users must know.

The growing threat of VPN blocks Imagine paying for a VPN subscription to safeguard your privacy, only to see a dreaded message: “Access denied VPN detected.” VPN blocks are becoming a major issue worldwide. Governments, streaming platforms, schools, and workplaces are cracking down harder than ever to prevent users from …

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AI and the Paperclip Problem: Understanding the dangers of misaligned artificial intelligence

How the Paperclip Problem shapes the AI safety debate.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly moved from science fiction into everyday reality, powering voice assistants, medical diagnostics, self-driving cars, and financial systems. As its influence grows, so too do concerns about how powerful AI systems could impact humanity in the long term. One of the most widely discussed ideas in …

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Internet censorship 2025: How big tech’s ‘safety’ measures are quietly killing online privacy

How big tech’s "safety" measures are a new form of internet censorship, quietly killing online privacy for data and profit.

The internet has always been a place of openness, anonymity, and decentralised freedom. That ethos is rapidly eroding. In recent years, and especially in 2025, a disturbing pattern has emerged: private technology giants such as YouTube and TikTok are voluntarily adopting draconian surveillance and identification requirements often without any legal …

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TeaOnHer App: Privacy risks, controversy, and the dangers of revenge-based dating platforms

WARNING: The TeaOnHer App is a revenge-based platform leaking private user data. This poses serious privacy risks and ethical dangers.

The TeaOnHer App, launched by Newville Media Corporation and currently ranked among the top iOS lifestyle apps, was marketed as a dating advice tool for men. Positioned as the male counterpart to the controversial Tea Dating Advice app for women, TeaOnHer promised to help men “date safe” by sharing information …

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The open network and the role of TON Swap in decentralised finance

A complete guide to using TON in decentralised finance applications.

Decentralised finance is evolving at a rapid pace, with new blockchain networks emerging to meet the demand for faster transactions, lower fees, and more versatile decentralised applications. One blockchain that has captured the attention of developers, traders, and investors worldwide is The Open Network (TON). Originally conceptualised by the team …

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OWN App beta testing completed: A new chapter in secure identity management

OWN App beta testing ended: Here’s what testers discovered.

The OWN App is a next-generation, gamified social media platform that officially entered its beta testing phase in June 2025. It is designed to empower creators by enabling them to own their content, audience, brand, and earnings. OWN operates on decentralised infrastructure, giving users control and security over their creative …

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How to make a VPN for free: A necessary skill in a time of growing internet censorship

How to make a VPN for free: Step-by-step guide with AWS.

In a world where digital surveillance and internet restrictions are rapidly increasing, knowing how to make a VPN for free is not just a technical advantage it is a vital skill. Governments around the globe are introducing laws that, while appearing to protect children and national security, are often veiled …

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