Privacy refers to the right or condition of individuals to keep their personal information, communications, and activities confidential and free from unauthorized access or intrusion. It encompasses the ability to control one’s own personal data, decide who can access it, and under what circumstances. Privacy is a fundamental human right that plays a vital role in allowing individuals to maintain autonomy, establish personal boundaries, and protect their dignity. It can apply to various contexts, including physical privacy (the ability to be alone and free from surveillance), data privacy (the protection of personal information in the digital realm), and informational privacy (the right to keep certain aspects of one’s life private). In today’s interconnected world, privacy concerns have intensified as technology enables greater data collection and surveillance, raising questions about consent, security, and the ethical use of personal information.
The Flipper Zero is a compact device, often dubbed the "hacker's Tamagotchi," that can easily be purchased online for around €200. This versatile tool is designed to intercept and replicate…