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Shipra Sanganeria
Shipra Sanganeria is a freelance writer and researcher with a strong
interest in new technologies and their socio-economic impact.
Previously, she worked as a freelance writer and market researcher for
companies in the technology and finance sectors. In her free time,
she’s an amateur photographer and baking enthusiast who enjoys diving
into psychological thrillers and exploring free courses to enhance her
research skills and creativity.
Other Articles
Do iPhone or Android Apps Use More Storage? We Measured and Found Out Why
Key Findings
On average, an App Store app weighs 359 MB, compared to 176 MB on APK Mirror making the average iOS app around twice the size of its Android counterpart.
After installation and regular use, Android apps grow b...
TikTok Ban: Cross-Platform Trends in Reach and Engagement
In January 2025, the digital space was sent into a tailspin as TikTok — one of the largest social networking platforms — faced a ban in the United States. The legislation and fallout of the threatened ban highlight a significa...
ChatGPT Leaks: We Analyzed 1,000 Public AI Conversations—Here’s What We Found
Key Takeaways
Users are sharing personally identifiable information (PII), sensitive emotional disclosures, and confidential material with ChatGPT.
Only around 100 out of 1,000 total chats make up 53.3% of the over 43 mill...
Google Trackers: What You Can Actually Escape And What You Can’t
Google is everywhere — in your emails, documents, maps, phone, in your working hours, and even in your leisure time. It’s become a part of our daily lives, and getting out of its ecosystem can feel impossible. But can switchin...
Can Freedom Cities Succeed Where Company Towns Failed?
Freedom Cities are a proposed solution to key US challenges like the housing crisis, declining manufacturing, and slow economic growth.
First introduced in 2023 by President Donald Trump and expanded in 2025, the plan aims to b...
The Evolution of Phishing Scams: Smarter, More Targeted, and Harder to Stop
Key Takeaways
2023 was the worst year on record for phishing attacks, with nearly five million incidents reported.
Up to September 2024, there were a total of 2.77 million phishing attacks that year alone.
AI-generated...
Content Moderation or Security Theater? How Social Media Platforms Really Enforce Community Guidelines
Social media has reached a level of ubiquity that new generations are now commonly referred to as the “social media generation.” Due to the popularity of these platforms — and the variety of topics that get tackled, dissected, and...
The Evolution of the Worst Passwords Over the Last 10 Years
Key Takeaways
"123456" was the most frequently used password worldwide in 2024.
The most common password in the United States in 2024 was "secret.”
Approximately 40% of the most common corporate passwords mirrored those...
The World’s Most Digitalized Countries: Connectivity, Health, and E-Government
The global shift toward digitalization is transforming how nations govern, connect citizens, and deliver healthcare by enhancing citizen engagement, revolutionizing healthcare systems, and streamlining governance through integ...
The Dark Side of Christmas: How Scams Exploit the Festive Spirit
Incidents of holiday scams increase every year, with reported financial losses continuing to surpass figures from previous years. In 2024, global information company TransUnion reported a significant spike in global fraudulent...
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