TechRadar’s VPN and Security team has launched a new weekly newsletter called Leave No Trace, aimed at keeping readers informed about the latest developments in digital privacy. The newsletter delivers a curated summary of the most important digital privacy stories from the past seven days directly to subscribers’ inboxes. Each issue includes full stories, with the option for readers to click through for more in-depth analysis on specific topics. Leave No Trace focuses on raising awareness about companies and governments that may pose risks to online freedom. It provides practical advice on how individuals can protect their privacy in an increasingly monitored digital world. The newsletter also highlights activists, organizations, and individuals working to defend digital rights. In its first issue, the team explores topics such as Meta’s smart glasses and the growing trend of “surveillance chic,” which refers to the increasing acceptance of technologies that track user behavior in the name of convenience. The first edition also covers recent developments in age verification laws in Utah, a new device designed to detect hidden cameras, and protests in Buenos Aires against Palantir’s co-founder. These stories reflect the diverse and global nature of digital privacy challenges. The newsletter aims to help readers understand the balance between convenience and privacy, asking whether the loss of public privacy is an unavoidable cost of modern technology and if there is still time to address these concerns. Readers can access the first issue of Leave No Trace through the provided link. Subscriptions are available, with new editions delivered every Friday. The newsletter is designed to be a reliable source of information for anyone interested in staying informed about the evolving landscape of digital privacy and security.