can virtualbox be used to access a locked website without being tracked and without getting detected of using a virtual machine?

I need to open a website where access is denied in my country. I would like to know if virtualbox can be used to solve this issue. my concern is if they can detect that I am using a virtual machine. if yes, is there any way to hide my loca… Continue reading can virtualbox be used to access a locked website without being tracked and without getting detected of using a virtual machine?

How can one avoid being identified by facial recognition in a public setting?

Facial recognition is ubiquitous and methods like disguises, surgical masks and makeup are becoming ineffective owing to the improvement in algorithms.
In light of these advances, what are some countermeasures to avoid being identified in … Continue reading How can one avoid being identified by facial recognition in a public setting?

ProtonMail Now Keeps IP Logs

After being compelled by a Swiss court to monitor IP logs for a particular user, ProtonMail no longer claims that “we do not keep any IP logs.”

EDITED TO ADD (9/14): This seems to be more complicated. ProtonMail is not yet saying that they keep logs. Their privacy policy still states that they do not keep logs except in certain circumstances, and outlines those circumstances. And ProtonMail’s warrant canary has an interesting list of data orders they have received from various authorities, whether they complied, and why or why not.

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Can voice analysis be used to determine if voice samples converted in two different ways are from the same person?

Suppose we have two voice samples, A and B, which are converted from the same person’s voice into different voices respectively by a voice changer. In addition, let us assume that the voice conversion causes severe loss of the original voi… Continue reading Can voice analysis be used to determine if voice samples converted in two different ways are from the same person?