webradar.
Independent minds. Independent tech.An independent media project / Est. 2026

Privacy.
Ownership.
Freedom.

Own your tech.
Keep your life private.

Webradar.app — a connected globe inside a hexagon

You bought it.
But who really controls it?

Let’s ask better questions
Technology should work for you.That’s where we start.
01 / The missionLess jargon. More understanding.

A better relationship
with technology.

When a device needs someone else’s permission to work, how much of it do you really own?

Webradar explores the connection between privacy, ownership, and freedom. We’re building an independent media channel to investigate who controls everyday technology—and explain what that means for you.

Expect clear explanations, honest conversations, and practical guides to making informed choices. No technical background required.

01 /

Privacy.

Your life is yours.

Understand what your devices share, who gets your data, and the choices that help you keep it private.

02 /

Ownership.

Buying should mean owning.

Explore technology you can keep, repair, change, and use—even when a company changes its mind.

03 /

Freedom.

You should have a way out.

Discover practical alternatives that let you move your files, choose your tools, and leave on your own terms.

02 / On the radar Taking shape

Big questions.
Everyday technology.

We’re just getting started. These are some of the questions guiding our first investigations, interviews, and guides.

Everyday devices

Who’s in charge of your phone?

Phones, operating systems, and the trade-offs between convenience and control.

In the works
Practical independence

More control. One step at a time.

Repairable devices, software you can inspect, and tools that run on your own computer.

In the works
03 / Our approach

Curiosity first.
You in control.

We’ll follow the evidence, explain the trade-offs, and look for realistic ways forward. The aim is to help you make choices that fit your life.

This site keeps things simple: no tracking scripts, no advertising, no third-party fonts. Just a place to start.