Andrew Couts
Senior Editor, Security and Investigation at WIRED Magazine
senior editor, security & investigation @WIRED | before: executive editor @gizmodo | offline: dogs and motorcycles | @couts.bsky.social | @[email protected]
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glamour.de | Andrew Couts
Wieso hat das rote Herz-Emoji seine echte Bedeutung verloren? Kurz nachdem meine neue Chefin im Jahr 2023 in der Redaktion angefangen hatte, schickte sie mir eine Nachricht auf Slack. Aus Versehen habe ich sie mit einem Herz-Emoji versehen. Eine Nachricht von meiner sehr ernsten, sehr neuen Chefin. Das verfolgt mich bis zum heutigen Tag. Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, was in der Nachricht stand – nur eine anhaltende, herzförmige Scham fühle ich seitdem, wenn ich an sie denke.
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glamour.de | Andrew Couts
Skip to main contentAndrew Couts is Senior Editor, Security & Investigations at WIRED overseeing cybersecurity, privacy, policy, national security, and surveillance coverage. He also oversees investigations across WIRED's newsroom. Prior to WIRED, he served as executive editor of Gizmodo and politics editor at the Daily Dot. He was part of teams whose works have won a 2024 Sigma Award; a 2023 Philip Meyer Journalism Award; the 2022 Edward R.
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2 weeks ago |
maharlikanews.com | Lauren Goode |Michael Calore |Andrew Couts |Zoe Schiffer
There have been a number of protests in the past few months pushing back against President Trump’s most recent policy changes, and we're likely to see more. Today on the show, WIRED’s senior editor of security and investigations, Andrew Couts, talks us through the technology being used by law enforcement to surveil protests, how surveillance tech has evolved over the years, and what it means for anyone taking to the streets or posting to social media to voice their concerns.
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technewstube.com | Matt Burgess |Andrew Couts
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wired.com | Matt Burgess |Andrew Couts
As the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration policy ramps up, people have started to seriously consider their privacy and security when crossing into the United States. That’s especially true when it comes to searches of travelers’ phones and other devices, which US Customs and Border Protection agents have broad authority to search.
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