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-# Privacy Guides Blog
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docs/posts/i18n-announcement.md

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 # Privacy Guides is now multilingual
 
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 It's finally here. After countless requests, Privacy Guides now has translations.
 
 People have always asked us for translations to other languages because our team and community produces high quality, reliable, honest, and researched content. Our [previous site](https://blog.privacyguides.org/2021/09/14/welcome-to-privacy-guides) never had a system for this. All translations were done manually, and translators would quickly lose interest. Translated sites would be outdated and lay unmaintained on domains that we didn't own. Privacy Guides now has a proper system.<!-- more -->

docs/posts/macos-ventura-privacy-security-updates.md

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 # New Privacy and Security Features in macOS 13 Ventura
 
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 macOS Ventura was released this week, and the Apple users among us may be interested in the improvements it brings to your personal privacy and security. We always recommend running the most up-to-date version of your operating system available. Updates add privacy and security improvements all the time—and macOS Ventura is no exception.<!-- more --> Some notable new additions to the macOS privacy ecosystem include:
 
 - Lockdown Mode

docs/posts/restrict-act.md

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 # Worried About TikTok? The RESTRICT Act Is Not the Answer Americans Are Looking For
 
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 Privacy advocates have been calling for the United States to adopt strong consumer privacy protection laws along the lines of the EU's GDPR for a long time now, but the proposed *Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology* (RESTRICT) *Act* isn't the answer we're looking for.<!-- more -->
 
 Terrible acronym aside, the RESTRICT Act claims to...

docs/posts/twitter-elon-takeover.md

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 # Twitter can't fill the void inside the world's richest man
 
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 Dreams sometimes come true. That is, if you happen to be the world's richest man. Elon Musk owns Twitter. The birdsite is *his*.
 
 Elon clearly adores Twitter. He might appear to be a natural for it. Hooked to science fiction as a kid - he was 'almost too obvious to bully' in the [words](https://spectatorworld.com/topic/elon-musk-public-eccentricity/) of one journalist. Like a poorly scripted boy-genius in an budget film, Musk now owns the company he so loved. The classic Nerd-cum-Silicon-Valley-CEO. The habitual tweeter who became the self-proclaimed 'Chief Twit'.<!-- more -->