London · Tech · Digital rights

They keep moving the line.
I keep filming it.

Privacy, free speech, and the tech that actually runs your life. I spent almost two decades planning BT's fibre network, and now I take apart what gets built on top of it. From London. No corporate line.

Kay, This Brown Geek, in the London studio

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What I cover

The stories they hope you scroll past.

Digital rights

The Online Safety Act, social media bans, Digital ID, and every other 'for the children' law that just happens to need your papers.

Privacy

Encryption that quietly disappears, home robots with a stranger on the other end, and the myth that a VPN will save you.

Tech, unvarnished

Cameras, audio, laptops, phones. Kit I have actually used, reviewed by someone who is not on the guest list for the keynote.

The studio

Built in London. Not a bedroom with a ring light.

I built this properly. The studio is bespoke: camera, audio, lights, the lot. So the videos look and sound like they belong on a real channel, not a leftover Zoom call.

London, UKTech IT or Leave IT

For brands

Sponsor a video. Or a segment. Or just say hello.

If you make something an independent UK tech audience should actually know about, kit, privacy tools, software that does what it claims, I want to hear from you.

Direct, not platform

An email list. The one channel nobody can switch off.

YouTube, Instagram, X, TikTok: all of them can demonetise or disappear a channel overnight. An email is yours. I will not write often. When I do, it will be worth opening.