Stack Diary was launched in 2021 with the simple goal of covering the latest technology, cybersecurity, privacy, and artificial intelligence news.
We aim to provide in-depth investigative reports, long-form features, insightful blogs, and exclusive scoops. Topics include hacking, cybercrime, artificial intelligence, consumer rights, privacy, and the evolving landscape of the internet, all with a focus on delivering quality content and expert analysis.
The stories Stack Diary covers have been featured in places like the world’s largest tech editorials, including TechCrunch, The New York Times, WIRED, The Verge, and others.
~:# about the founder
Alex is a web developer who began his career in cybersecurity before transitioning to writing. His writing journey started in 2010 with a project called CodeCondo, which focused on technology and web development. Over the years, he has gradually advanced in the field.
His professional experience includes writing for The Huffington Post, where he was the lead contributor for its Code column from 2014 to 2016. He has also written for Entrepreneur, TheNextWeb, and well-known brands such as Colorlib, Shopify, and HostGator.
In 2023, Alex broke the news about Zoom changing its Terms of Service to allow it to use user content for AI training purposes without an opt-out option. That story was covered in over 900 publications and shown on the morning news at every major news station in America.
Alex is on Twitter and Mastodon. He hardly ever uses LinkedIn, but it can be used to connect with him. And he can be reached by email: [email protected]