The Free Software Foundation's new Librephone project wants to reverse engineer the binary blobs our phones rely on.

There's a new method of jailbreaking the latest Kindle firmware, and it works by injecting code via Amazon's own ads.

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has unveiled a new initiative called LibrePhone, with the ambitious goal of a completely free software smartphone ecosystem. Good luck with that, because this aim is ...

A new security measure on the horizon could reshape the Android landscape — and not everyone is thrilled. Google is preparing ...

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Signal President Meredith Whittaker responded to Musk’s post on X, noting, “Signal is trusted by the security and hacker ...

Tether launches an open-source Wallet Kit supporting six blockchains, enabling developers to build self-custodial wallets.

Zulip is the best open-source Slack alternative you can get, and it can be hosted on your own server or use it with a paid plan.

Android System Key Verifier has actually been available as a separate app before. Now, right from the Messages app, you and a ...

The developers of the secure custom ROM GrapheneOS are working with a major smartphone manufacturer to support devices beyond ...

In a bid to grab even more eyeballs, OpenAI has finally released Atlas, its long-teased, ChatGPT-powered web browser. Surfing ...

Uno Platform will co-maintain the SkiaSharp graphics engine alongside Microsoft ...