Mikael Thalen is a Tech and Security Reporter at The Daily Dot. He covers a range of topics including social media, data breaches, hackers, and cybersecurity, while also touching on themes related to crime, politics, and culture. Mikael's work has been featured in Online Personals Watch and The Daily Dot.
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Mikael Thalen's work reflects a strong focus on government and politics, culture and society, as well as entertainment news. His coverage is often centered around evolving stories, expert commentary, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and opinion editorials.
Given his interest in conspiracy theories and cybersecurity issues related to public figures or celebrities (such as the exposure of sensitive data), experts with insights into these topics would likely be valuable contributors for Mikael’s articles. Additionally, sources who can provide informed analysis regarding surveillance laws or cultural phenomena related to celebrity privacy may also find their expertise relevant for pitches to him.
Mikael does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but covers international topics within government and politics along with pop culture trends that transcend borders.
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By: Mikael Thalen
‘This is the first time in American history that a presidential candidate is purposely wearing gang colors.'
There are several immediate things you should ask yourself and do if you experience a hack.
By: Mikael Thalen
‘There is no issue with YouTube censoring the trump episode,' Rogan said.
By: Mikael Thalen
Conservatives are also convinced AOC is hiding a pregnancy to protect abortion rights ahead of the election.
By: Mikael Thalen
The fallout from Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden in New York continues.
By: Mikael Thalen
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By: Mikael Thalen
‘Fine. The moon landing is real' Conspiracy theorists who believe the moon landing was faked are temporarily setting their concerns aside
By: Mikael Thalen
‘This [expletive] is shown as advertising in Germany. Is that even legal?' A verified X account keeps attempting to advertise Lego-style figurines of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler to users in Germany.
By: Mikael Thalen
Kirk believed the man had driven Trump on Wednesday during his garbage truck publicity stunt.
By: Mikael Thalen
‘I endorsed Pres Donald Trump yesterday. Today all day my phone froze…'
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