About _TECHDOGMA

Most technology coverage explains what a product does, how fast it is or whether it is worth buying. _TECHDOGMA starts with a different question: why was it designed this way? That question often reveals more than a list of specifications ever could.

This independent technology philosophy blog examines the values built into software, devices and digital platforms. It looks at software freedom, privacy, digital ownership, closed ecosystems, open standards and the growing power that technology companies have over everyday choices.

A place for slower technology writing

_TECHDOGMA is not designed to chase every launch or repeat press releases. The aim is to publish thoughtful essays that connect product decisions with larger ideas: who controls a platform, what users truly own, which freedoms are exchanged for convenience and how design quietly shapes behaviour.

The writing is curious rather than absolute. Arguments should be clear, sources should be treated seriously and conclusions should remain open to correction. Readers are invited to disagree, suggest a missing perspective or continue the discussion through the contact page.