Whistleblower

Saber Interactive’s CEO Just Admitted Something Worse Than Replacing a Writer With ChatGPT

Saber Interactive’s CEO admitted using undisclosed generative AI for writing, then blamed the whistleblower who exposed it. This isn’t about replacementβ€”it’s about the normalization of hidden automation in creative work. The real scandal is the erosion of trust, not the machine itself.

Apple’s Privacy Promise Is a Lie. A Fired Engineer Just Proved It.

Apple’s privacy narrative collides with the reality of an engineer fired for refusing to share customer device IDs with AT&T. This isn’t just about a defiant employee; it’s about how systemic incentives in Big Tech treat your data as currency, eroding your trust while selling you the illusion of protection.

eBay Spent Millions to ‘Crush’ One Blogger. It Cost Them $56 Million.

eBay’s corporate security team stalked, harassed, and terrorized a retired couple for writing a critical newsletter. Seven employees were charged. The company paid $56 million. But the real story isn’t the rogue team β€” it’s the system that made them possible, and the uncomfortable question of how many other critics were silenced without ever making headlines.