eQtv Schedule

15 November 2025

00:25

DEGUGLIZATION. Replacing services with more confidential ones | FIRST SECTION

User data is a precious resource that all big IT companies dream of getting their hands on. Some are interested in your consumer habits in order to offer contextual advertising. Others dream of feeding your texts to neural networks for training. Still others sell information about you to anyone who wants it. The only one who loses rather than earns on this resource is you. But today we will try to improve the situation. In this video we will analyze safer alternatives to popular applications and services that collect the most of your data. Some of them will be suitable only for enthusiasts, while others can be easily used by anyone right now. Watch and share with your friends - data can't protect itself!

00:54

Propaganda veteran. The Story of Vladimir Pozner | Navalny LIVE

Vladimir Pozner's role in the Russian infospace has been controversial for many years: some call him a propagandist, others actively defend him. Who is Pozner really? What role does he play in Russian propaganda? What is the secret of his vitality on TV? Dmitry Nizovtsev looked into Vladimir Pozner's personality and career.

01:30

Tips from Nadiyno.org: if you found a flash drive or memory card on the street

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

01:33

Solovyov's path. The Story of Russia's Chief Liar | Navalny LIVE

Vladimir Solovyov. One of the most important propagandists under the Russian government. Was he always like this? Or is there still something positive in his biography? In this video, Alexander Makashenets will look into the history of Vladimir Solovyov and tell how he stole, pissed off the unwanted, praised dictators, fawned before the authorities and professionally incited hatred.

02:29

Practical cases of using ChatGPT in the world and Ukraine | Diya. Osvita

Cases of practical use of ChatGPT from Novus, Content KIT agency, Promodo digital agency, Epicenter chain, VARUS retailer, Work.ua company, Ukrzaliznytsia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, Government of Albania and others.

02:39

US vs China. The war of technology: microchips, AI development, the battle for resources and brains. Episode 2 | NeVoda

Today, we continue to look at how the US and China are competing for leadership in AI; why microchips from Taiwan have become a strategic weapon; and how the struggle for resources is going on from Africa to the Arctic.

03:00

Foreign bloggers praise Russia. Who pays them? | Important Stories

Foreign bloggers criticize the West and entice foreigners to move to Russia to enjoy its "traditional values". They call themselves independent, but as "Important Stories" found out, RT (formerly Russia Today) is responsible for this propaganda for export.

03:13

How do you trace any file? Red Sneakers.

In this video, we will show you how to use Canary Tokens to protect your valuable data. Canary Tokens is a powerful tool to protect and control access to your files. We will detail how to install Canary Tokens to effectively protect your files from unauthorized access. With this method, you will have complete control over the security of your data by providing invisible protection.

03:18

How the U.S. Office of Cyberspace and Digital Policy Works | Access Now

U.S. Office of Cyberspace and Digital Policy: how it works, plans to engage and partner with countries and partner companies.

03:45

How to communicate in a truly safe way | FIRST OFFICE

In familiar messengers like Telegram, your data is controlled by companies and can potentially be accessed by third parties or the state. Solutions without "central" servers completely change the rules of the game: no one from the outside can interfere in your correspondence, much less read it.

04:07

Tips from Nadiyno.org: how regularly you should check your financial accounts

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

04:10

What Veo 3 can do and when deputies and lawyers will be replaced by AI | Dev.UA

Top news from the field of artificial intelligence. Experiments with new models, and discussion of their advantages. The guest of the issue is Pyotr Bilyk, Head of AI practice at Juscutum law firm. Member of the expert advisory committee on AI development under the Ministry of Digitalization.

05:42

Drones, robots, artificial intelligence: how will the professions of the future change? | NeVODA

Advances in artificial intelligence and automation are jeopardizing traditional professions while creating promising new fields. Future specialties such as astro-miner and genetic stylist open doors to a world of technology that requires adaptation and learning new skills.

06:19

What is OONI Explorer? | OONI

OONI Probe measures internet censorship and feeds the data into OONI Explorer, one of the largest publicly available global censorship datasets, containing over 900 million tests from 2012 to 2022. OONI Explorer provides real-time data as well as search, country pages and APIs for researchers, journalists and activists around the world.

06:25

Roskomnadzor's secret documents: who and how Russians are spied on online | Important Stories

Vladimir Putin's illnesses, the Russian army's crimes in Ukraine, criticism of the Kremlin - all these topics are taboo in Russia. Thousands of people follow Russians on the Internet every day, looking for so-called "points of information tension" and compiling reports for law enforcement officials and the authorities. These denunciations become the basis for recognizing people and organizations as "foreign agents," as well as for bringing cases of "fakes" and discrediting the armed forces. The journalists of "Important Stories" found out who works for the government's censorship on the web, how they block the truth about the war and how much they are paid for it.

06:43

Dating ChatGPT | Diya. Osvita

What the ChatGPT interface looks like. Why mastery of artificial intelligence tools is becoming a necessary skill on the labor market. An excursion into the history of ChatGPT development. Paid and free version of ChatGPT

06:51

What is propagandist Diana Panchenko doing online? | Navalny LIVE

"What they do online" - a show about propagandists, who they are, where they came from, and what they do. The heroine of the issue is a Ukrainian journalist who met the beginning of the war in Kiev. What?! The answer is very simple: Diana Panchenko worked as a journalist only until 2015. After that, she chose the path of a propagandist on NewsONE - the unofficial TV channel of Putin's cousin Viktor Medvedchuk. And her rhetoric is correspondingly pro-Putin. Sasha Makashenets understands the vicissitudes of the propaganda that the Russian authorities broadcast to the Ukrainian audience.

07:25

Gemini vs ChatGPT. Writing code, generating images | AI Ukraine

Gemini vs ChatGPT. Which service is better? We compare in the disciplines of code writing, image generation, browsing and factchecking. Instructions on how to form the most effective prompts

07:58

Protecting digital democracy and a rights-based future | Access Now

While governments, multilateral institutions, civil society and the private sector continue to work towards more democratic governance of technology, digital authoritarianism is rapidly gaining momentum, offering competing models of governance.

08:31

Tips from Nadiyno.org: How antivirus helps protect your devices and data from threats

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

08:34

YOU'RE A BETTER PERSON! How TV speculates on emotions | How not to become a vegetable

Shout louder. And louder! We need a real balaganza, then we will definitely be watched. This seems to have been one of the key principles of Ukrainian political shows. It was, because now almost all of them are on pause. How exactly did they attract the attention of the audience? What methods did the editors, hosts and guests use? And, finally, what did they put in the heads of you and me. Don't tell me you don't watch TV - it's been ubiquitous for a long time. We will talk about all this with Dr. Lidia Smola, Doctor of Political Science

09:29

What professions will disappear in the future? | NeVODA

New professions such as astro-miner, robotics trainer and genetic stylist are becoming a reality, opening up unexpected prospects. The development of technology is rapidly changing the labor market, creating opportunities that only recently seemed fantastic.

09:51

Using ChatGPT for creative tasks | Diya. Osvita

ChatGPT helps you generate ideas, especially when you have a creative crisis, an urgent deadline or just a lack of inspiration. ChatGPT instantly generates ideas that you can adapt or combine. It saves hours of brainstorming

09:58

The Empire of Fakes and Propaganda in Putin's Service | Important Stories

Propaganda in Russia today is almost impossible to hide from. It follows your children to school, seeps into the social media feeds of your cities and districts, and pops up even when you're just scrolling through your social media feed. There is a whole empire of fake production at work in the country.

10:10

How do you find hidden sites on the darknet? Red Sneakers.

Today, let's look at what the Darknet is and how i2p works, how to protect yourself on the Darknet, and whether your data is being sold there. In doing so, we'll discuss hidden sites and a more secure Darknet, revealing and giving you tips on how to stay anonymous and protected while browsing.

10:19

How to prevent internet outages and splintering | Access Now

Presentation of OHCHR report on internet outages at the UN Human Rights Council: what to do for users at risk and what UN recommendations activists can apply in the event of a shutdown

10:53

How to Create Apps and Earn on Marketplace from OpenAI | AI Ukraine

Creating chatbots using artificial intelligence is now available thanks to a marketplace from OpenAI where you can create and sell your own GPTs. Step-by-step guide to creating your own Custom ChatGPT and monetizing the application

11:15

Sobolev, Lebedev, Stas Ay How Simple, Simonyan, Stepanova, Mizulina, Shaman. The main propagandists of 2024 | Navalny LIVE

How Nikolai Sobolev rolled in 2024, how many bottoms Stas Ai Just broke through, why Simonyan was frightened by Assad's overthrow and how Ekaterina Mizulina and Veronika Stepanova opposed Lebedev - summarize the year in the New Year's edition of What They Do Online. A conversation with Apti Alaudinov, the Goida of the Year award, a backstage of Putin's New Year's address and a cameo by Maria Singers - as a gift.

12:03

Tips from Nadiyno.org: why you should be skeptical of attractive online offers

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

12:08

Chronicle of Kiev's pre-internet era. Reloading memories with Alexander Fedienko | Retro Techno

Retro Techno is the author's project of Alexander Glushchenko. Together with the guests, Alexander reboots memories and nostalgia about the first computers, games, software, shares emotions from the acquaintance with movies, music, games, technology, familiarity with the Internet.

13:41

Artificial intelligence and propaganda: how to recognize dipfake. Tips from experts | NeVODA

Artificial intelligence has become a powerful tool to create realistic photos, videos and synthesize voice with minimal effort. However, the lack of control over the technology has led to the problem of dipfakes, requiring urgent solutions and an expert approach.

14:07

Eraser. How do I permanently delete files from my computer? | Greenhouse

Normal file deletion does not guarantee data protection, as it can be recovered even after disk formatting. Eraser allows you to safely delete confidential files, set up automatic deletion and clear free space on your hard disk.

14:15

Why AI needs decentralized data | Protocol Labs

Clara Cao, founder and director of the Filecoin Foundation, gives a compelling talk on the huge potential of combining AI with decentralized storage. Addressing the pressing challenges of centralization, Cao describes how Filecoin is fighting the dominance of a few tech giants over global data. Decentralized storage provides data transparency, trust, and accessibility.

14:33

Principles and approaches to formulating requests in ChatGPT | Diya. Osvita

This series covers the different techniques and approaches to promts in ChatGPT

14:43

Your vote is fake! Seven ways AI can trick you | How not to become a vegetable

Active users of voice and video messaging on Telegram are becoming an attractive target for scammers using artificial intelligence technology to create convincing deceptions.

15:05

Perplexity - a new competitor of Internet search engines | AI Ukraine

Perplexity is a powerful neural network that makes it easier to find information on the web thanks to artificial intelligence. A complete guide on how to use Perplexity will help you master all the possibilities for efficient data search on the web.

15:17

Tips from Nadiyno.org: what personal information should never be shared online

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

15:21

General Oleksandr Potiy, State Spetsvyaz Ukrainy: Protecting Ukraine's and Europe's cyber perimeter in turbulent conditions | eQtalk

eQtalk is an original project of eQtv TV channel. The guest of Oleksandr Glushchenko is Brigadier General, head of the Service of Special Communication and Information Protection of Ukraine - Potiy Oleksandr. The topic of the conversation is the work of the Service in the conditions of Russia's military aggression against Ukraine and new challenges in cyberspace.

17:12

How is Telegram connected to the FSB? What does this mean for you personally? | Important stories

People in Russia, Ukraine, the United States, India, and many other countries around the world trust it with their secrets. Terrorists use it to plan attacks, and Russian security services recruit agents for sabotage abroad. One of the main reasons why hundreds of millions of people around the world trust Telegram is the image created by Pavel Durov as an unwavering freedom fighter, standing up for users' privacy and being persecuted by the authorities of Russia and other countries because of it.

17:36

How does Google know what you're looking for? | Red Sneakers.

In this video, we will understand why the first links in a Google search query may not look the same as they used to. We'll reveal the secrets and important changes that have taken place in the SEO world and how they affect search results. We'll break down the components of the SEO process, revealing how optimizing a website helps it rise in the search results.

17:43

Durov at a crossroads. What is the future of Telegram in Russia? | Internet Defense Society

In Russia, Telegram remains one of the few uncensored spaces thanks to Pavel Durov's resistance to pressure from the authorities, but he will have to choose between cooperating with law enforcers and preserving the messenger's freedom, which could lead to its blocking in the future.

18:01

Using ChatGPT to analyze data | Diya. Osvita

ChatGPT is your tireless analyst. It can quickly find key information in texts, saving you time and nerves. Quickly structures, compares and summarizes information

18:07

US vs China. The war of technology: microchips, AI development, and the battle for resources. Episode 1 | NeVoda

Today, we'll look at how the US and China are competing for leadership in AI; why microchips from Taiwan have become a strategic weapon; and how the struggle for resources is going on from Africa to the Arctic.

18:24

Propaganda veteran. The Story of Vladimir Pozner | Navalny LIVE

18:59

What does DeSci have to offer beyond funding models? | Protocol Labs.

Tristan Roberts is the co-founder of Minicircle and an advisor to biotech startups such as Lantern Bioworks. With his extensive experience in biotech innovation, Tristan addresses the important issue of harnessing the full potential of cryptocurrency beyond simply funding new projects.

19:35

Tips from Nadiyno.org: if you found a flash drive or memory card on the street

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

19:38

Pavel Belousov, Nadiyno.org: How to increase the security of your cyber-perimeter? | Nadiyno

Pavel Belousov, a technician of the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline, will tell Internet users how to protect their gadgets from hacking and give recommendations on how to build a safe digital space for your home or office.

21:35

Changes in laws related to the brain-computer interface | Protocol Labs

Lawyer Alex Fierst spent two years as General Counsel at Neuralink and currently represents leading BCI companies such as Science.xyz. In this LabWeek Field Building talk, Fierst explores the complex world of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), offering a unique perspective on the legal landscape of this technology.

22:05

Using ChatGPT for household and personal use | Diya. Osvita

ChatGPT will help you find solutions for household tasks, inspire culinary experiments, and support you in achieving your athletic goals.

22:11

Beware of scammers: phishing, identity theft, crypto | NeVODA

Internet fraud covers a wide range of threats, from phishing and cryptocurrency schemes to sextortion and AI abuse. Knowing how to protect yourself becomes a key tool for staying safe in the digital world.

22:52

Everything you need to know about QR codes | Red Sneakers

QR codes have become an integral part of our digital lives, but do you know all their capabilities and risks?

22:59

FSB. Durov. Kremlin. How VK was destroyed | Navalny LIVE

In 2006, the Durov brothers created VKontakte, the country's main social network. Rapid growth, the first million users, and the London Stock Exchange. Everything ended as quickly as it began, and in late 2013, the social network was taken away from Durov. Since then, VKontakte has become the favorite social network of law enforcers, was nicknamed "FSB's dump" and caused hundreds of criminal cases. Alexander Makashenets tells how VKontakte was going downhill.

23:39

"If we don't give away our users, we will be shut down". A conversation about Telegram, the FSB and the state defense order | Important Stories

The main character in the "Important Stories" investigation into Telegram's connection with the FSB is Vladimir Vedeneev, a man who held the position of CFO in the messenger, had the right to sign documents on behalf of Pavel Durov and yet remained in the shadows the whole time.

16 November 2025

00:09

Misinformation on social media and its impact on political violence | Access Now

Ilon Musk's influence on Twitter's policies, rejection of moderators and content moderation. And what consequences the policy of curtailing freedom of speech has led to.

00:40

Tips from Nadiyno.org: how to check if a site is safe for entering sensitive, personal and financial data

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

00:43

How to choose the best AI plan and create your own digital avatar | Dev.UA

Discusses the latest trends in artificial intelligence. Presenters demonstrate the functionality of a digital avatar capable of real-time interactive communication and analyze concepts for creating AI agents.

02:23

Creating a ChatGPT-based chatbot to communicate with books | AI Ukraine

ChatGPT opens up new possibilities for working with books by allowing you to create a chatbot to interact with the text. This innovative format for interacting with literature allows you to read books in dialog mode, receiving instant answers and explanations

02:35

Open AI.fm - a ChatGPT-based voice transcription model | Greenhouse

OpenAI.fm is a new voice model from OpenAI based on ChatGPT , offering 11 voices, including mood and emotion by voice. The service offers support for more than 100 languages.

02:43

Amateur investigators on their findings in Syria, Lebanon and Israel | Tactical Tech

Amateur investigators describe their methods and experiences in investigating three topics: where weapons are coming from in Syria; how urban land grabs are taking place in Beirut; and how amateur aerial photography can expose and question the balance of power in Jerusalem.

03:15

Qwen AI, Hailuo AI, Kling AI. Testing Chinese neural networks | Greenhouse

We test three popular Chinese neural networks: Qwen, Hailuo and Kling AI, check their capabilities, learn the pros and cons. How good is Qwen 2.5 MAX and is it really free? How Hailuo works - generating videos and images based on text and photos. How Kling AI can generate images.

03:26

Speculators and esotericists in Ukrainian YouTube | How not to become a vegetable

How Ukrainian esoteric and informational YouTube channels use clickbait and dubious experts to attract an audience, manipulating emotions and spreading misinformation. Special attention is paid to the topic of a possible repeated offensive by Belarus.

03:44

Changes in laws related to the brain-computer interface | Protocol Labs

04:16

Safe use of ChatGPT | Diya. Osvita

What information is best not to enter into ChatGPT. "Hallucinations" in ChatGPT and what we can do to minimize these risks. Warnings in ChatGPT. ChatGPT usage errors

04:28

Tips from Nadiyno.org: How users should check suspicious links and addresses

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

04:39

Alexander Glushchenko, Pavel Belousov: messenger MAH - remove IMMEDIATELY! | Nadiyno

Pavel Belousov, a technician of the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline, will tell Internet users how dangerous the MAX messenger is. Together with Alexander Glushchenko, they will discuss what risks exist when using it, whether this service can be trusted from the point of view of digital security, and compare it with other popular messengers.

05:46

How hackers set off a global cyberwar | FIRST OFFICE

North Korean hackers steal billions via SWIFT and crypto. Chinese hackers attack big pharma and steal vaccine development. Russian ones break elections and energy systems. The American and Israeli respond with their own digital special operations. From Lazarus to Fancy Bear, from the NSA to Israel's Unit 8200, this video shows you what the reality of cyber warfare looks like, who is waging it, and for what purpose.

06:09

Safe use of ChatGPT | Diya. Osvita

What information is best not to enter into ChatGPT. "Hallucinations" in ChatGPT and what we can do to minimize these risks. Warnings in ChatGPT. ChatGPT usage errors

06:20

Phone from diaper. How to protect children from social networks | How not to become a vegetable

Social media is an integral part of teenagers' lives. Bans do not solve the problem; it is important to teach children and adults how to recognize and deal with digital threats. Supported by the Nadiyno.org cybersecurity hotline.

06:38

X-doc AI. Translator designed for technical texts | Greenhouse

X-doc AI is a service for translation and processing of technical texts using artificial intelligence. It is designed for fast and accurate localization of documents. X-doc AI preserves their structure and design elements. This makes it a useful tool for professionals working with technical and scientific materials and official documents

06:46

Putin's empire of lies. How Konstantin Ernst made propaganda a weapon of power | Navalny LIVE

Konstantin Ernst is perhaps the most controversial hero in the history of modern Russia: he enjoyed family privileges from a young age, but not to continue the scientific dynasty; he refused Boris Berezovsky's offer to head ORT, and a few months later he accepted; he turned the channel's news service into a factory for the production of fakes by simply handing it over to the Kremlin; finally, he betrayed what he loved most - cinema - by starting to stamp out expensive propaganda. For a long time he was forgiven for his image as a rebel from the 90s, an aesthete and cinephile. But maybe he was never like that? Irina Alleman investigated.

07:20

How do you make AI reliable? Protocol Labs.

Evan Miyazono, founder of the nonprofit organization Atlas Computing, tackles the pressing issue of AI capabilities outpacing human review. In this insightful talk, Miyazono explores the separation of AI capability problems from the fear of super-intelligent AI or unbalanced power dynamics among AI users. He explains the limitations of current AI review mechanisms and proposes a future in which review processes are robust and scalable.

07:48

The internet is safe for women. Episode 2 | Pollicy

Roundtable participants discuss the status of women online and ways to combat online violence. The importance of removing barriers to access and use of digital technologies is emphasized, as well as the need to develop local, inclusive content and educational programs tailored to the needs of different groups of women.

08:16

Tips from Nadiyno.org: if you found a flash drive or memory card on the street

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

08:19

Ukraine: the battle for communications

Anatoly Frolenkov presents the stories of people who are on the front lines of the battle for communications in Ukraine, ensuring the operation of telecommunications networks in the face of Russian aggression. The heroes of the story tell how Ukrainian telecom operators organize critical infrastructure for communication and Internet access during the war.

08:48

The Digital Blockade of Modern Sudan in Military Conflict | SplinterCon Taipei

Hussam Mahjoub, co-founder of Sudan Bukra TV, discusses the use of shutdowns in Sudan as a tool of control and repression. The country's current conflict has led to unprecedented telecommunications blockades, denying millions of Sudanese access to information, medical care and remittances.

09:03

How to block all unwanted ads on the web | Red Sneakers

Are ads attacking you from all sides? Are they appearing in browsers, mobile apps, on YouTube and even on Smart TVs? It's time to take control of your own online space! Pi-Hole is a powerful DNS filter that works at the network level. It intercepts requests to ad servers and blocks them before they even appear on your screen. This means that ads will disappear not only from your browser, but also from apps, games and even YouTube on your Smart TV!

09:11

Secrets of the FSB: Why are they hiding the archives? | FIRST DIVISION

Russia's main secret service inherited the archives of the VChK, NKVD and KGB - a huge mass of documents to which many people have long been trying to gain access. Some are writing historical works, others are trying to rehabilitate relatives, others are interested in the fate of historical figures. And all of them face a reinforced concrete barrier, behind which this information is hidden: many papers of the Soviet special services do not give out even after 100 years, when none of the people mentioned in them are alive. Why do they do this? And what do those who do get something out of the archives other than just an abstract? This is the subject of our new video.

09:28

How NordVPN protects user privacy | SplinterCon Taipei

NordVPN CTO on the evolution of the service: from a basic VPN to a comprehensive security platform with antivirus and private mesh networking features. Marius explains in detail how the company ensures user privacy through a no-logs policy, annual independent audits, and strategic registration in Panama. He also talks about the risks of using free VPNs. And about the future of digital privacy in a fragmented global internet.

09:44

Comparison of Gemini and ChatGPT-4o. Image, music and video generation | AI Ukraine

Gemini and ChatGPT-4o compete in image, music and video generation. New products from Google I/O demonstrate Gemini's capabilities by comparing it to GPT-4o.

10:20

Don't update your devices until you watch this video | Red Sneakers

Is it worth updating the system at once or is it better to wait? What bugs and crashes can occur after an update? Why OS and program updates often cause more problems than improvements? In this video we will consider the problems with Windows, Mac, smartphone and program updates, which critical bugs recently bother users and how to avoid crashes after updates. We'll also share useful links to official resources where you can keep an eye on the stability of updates.

10:25

How the U.S. Office of Cyberspace and Digital Policy Works | Access Now

U.S. Office of Cyberspace and Digital Policy: how it works, plans to engage and partner with countries and partner companies.

10:50

Tips from Nadiyno.org: how to check if a site is safe for entering sensitive, personal and financial data

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

10:53

Pavel Belousov, Nadiyno.org: basic rules of digital hygiene for your safety

Tells you how to practice good internet hygiene and how to choose the right software for your device.

11:59

Using ChatGPT to educate | Diya. Osvita

ChatGPT is useful for anyone who wants to learn for life. And for teachers, ChatGPT is a real assistant that simplifies routine, saves time and helps them focus on what matters most - interacting with students.

12:05

What's new on the Dark Web? Red Sneakers.

The Darknet is constantly changing, and today we take a look at the latest resources, interesting sites, and important changes in the world of the anonymous network. Find out what services and platforms have become popular, what happened to famous onion sites such as Tor66, and what trends are currently happening on the Darknet.

12:13

Free Internet in Russia is coming to an end | FIRST DIVISION

The free Internet in Russia is dying right before our eyes. Once one of the freest segments of the global network, Runet has now turned into a closed ecosystem under the full control of the state. The war has only made things worse: mass shutdowns have become part of everyday life. In this video, we explain how and why the authorities use daily internet shutdowns, and why the era of the free network may end sooner than we think.

12:35

Key cybersecurity tips | RFE/RL Academy

A course on digital security: sammari, top security tips.

12:41

FSB. Durov. Kremlin. How VK was destroyed | Navalny LIVE

13:22

KREA. A step-by-step guide to using neural networks. AI for image generation, video | AI Ukraine

A detailed guide to working with the KREA neural network to create images, videos, 3D, 2D and other creative materials using artificial intelligence. The guide includes instructions on how to train your own neural network and apply LoRA technology for unique results.

13:52

Sobolev, Lebedev, Stas Ay How Simple, Simonyan, Stepanova, Mizulina, Shaman. The main propagandists of 2024 | Navalny LIVE

14:41

Tips from Nadiyno.org: how regularly you should check your financial accounts

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

14:44

Chronicle of Kiev's pre-internet era. Reloading memories with Victor Zhora | Retro Techno

16:12

Made in China: How China is exporting digital dictatorship | FIRST REVIEW

Where did so many Chinese surveillance cameras appear on the streets? It's simple: China actively exports technology for mass surveillance around the world. And the less technologically advanced a dictatorship is, the more technology big brother is willing to provide to fight civil society.

16:27

You definitely didn't know that about darknet | Red Sneakers.

Darknet is always shrouded in mystery and many people believe in scary stories about it. In this video, we will look at the top 5 myths about the darknet that make people afraid of this hidden internet. Is it really dominated by criminals? Is it possible to accidentally stumble upon a dangerous site? We will reveal the whole truth!

16:35

The True Story: News aggregation as a way to overcome information barriers | SplinterCon Taipei

Lev Gershenzon, founder of the news aggregator The True Story, shares the story behind the creation of the platform, which was developed in response to the blocking of independent media in Russia. The project offers a unique algorithmic approach to the news feed, collecting different points of view on events and helping readers form their own picture of what is happening through a transparent system of information sources.

16:49

Introduction to Digital Security Course | RFE/RL Academy

Meet the mascot Kida.

16:54

Free neural networks vs paid analogs | AI Ukraine

A comparison of free and paid neural networks such as ChatGPT, Gemini Deep Research and Claude reveals their unique capabilities and applications. The cases show how free solutions can be effective tools that complement the advanced features of their paid counterparts.

17:30

How the U.S. ambassador was bugged for seven years with an invisible bug. And what does that have to do with electronic music? | FIRST SECTION

In '45, Soviet spies won a great victory over their American colleagues: they managed to install a bug in the office of the American ambassador and secretly listen to all conversations for several years. This innovative device, which at that time had no analogs, was born in the cloisters of the NKVD special prison for scientists and designers, "Tupolev sharashka". The elusive bug was created by the father of electronic music and a real celebrity in the U.S. - and then a prisoner of conscience and unwitting assistant to Soviet intelligence, Lev Termen.

17:44

They will know about all your movements in Russia | FIRST OFFICE

The Ministry of Transport is going to increase the amount of tracking on transportation by the end of the year: collect much more data on passengers and store it for 7 years. At least, that's what multiple media sources say. Should we believe such promises? And is it possible to realize the dreams of officials? Let's find out in the new video!

17:54

Tips from Nadiyno.org: what personal information should never be shared online

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

17:58

Mikhail Patsan, Learn to Earn Global: the whole truth about artificial intelligence and neural networks | eQtalk

eQtalk is an original project of eQtv TV channel. Oleksandr Glushchenko's guest is Mikhail Patsan, one of the leading Ukrainian experts in the field of neural networks. The topic of the dialog is the evolution of neural networks and analysis of services that change the life of users

20:13

What is propagandist Vyacheslav Manucharov doing online? | Navalny LIVE

"What they do on the network" - a show about propagandists, who they are, where they came from, and what they do. The hero of the issue is Vyacheslav Manucharov. The host of the channel "Empathy Manuchi" used to dance to Verka Serdyuchka at the parody festival in Odessa, but then plunged headlong into the career of a propagandist. Now he shoots interviews with zetniks, mocks artists who have left the country, rejoices that he happened to live during Putin's "special operation" in Ukraine, and even puts on plays about this war. Sasha Makashenets analyzed all of this krinzhovo-propaganda content.

20:44

Using ChatGPT for household and personal use | Diya. Osvita

ChatGPT will help you find solutions for household tasks, inspire culinary experiments, and support you in achieving your athletic goals.

20:49

Free neural networks vs paid analogs | AI Ukraine

21:25

What do you do if your Telegram has been hacked? | Red Sneakers.

Has your Telegram account been hacked? Don't panic! In this video we will tell you what to do if you lose access to your Telegram account and how to act correctly to protect your account. Learn how attackers can use your account for malicious spam and what steps will help you regain access without deleting your account. We'll explain how to set up two-factor authentication, change passwords, and verify active sessions to prevent replay attacks.

21:31

Why Discord isn't safe, even if you only need it to play games | FIRST OFFICE

What is Discord dangerous and why is it important? After all, it is mostly used by gamers. Games don't seem to be a serious task, and no one discusses anything important through the game service - what difference does it make then?

21:44

ChatGPT o3 - practical applications | AI UKraine

ChatGPT o3 and its updates demonstrate a wide range of features, including voice and video modes, as well as integration with Apple Intelligence. These advances bring us closer to the era of general artificial intelligence, opening new horizons for the application of technology.

22:19

Vids that are ruining the country. What are the dangers of Tic Toc? | How not to become a vegetable

About the activities of the fake Chinese church "Church of Almighty God", which operates in Ukraine under the guise of a Christian organization. The sect actively recruits new followers through TikTok, publishing videos on the topics of freedom, human rights and spirituality. The video explains how to distinguish such cults from real religious communities and what is their danger. The role of journalists and fact-checkers in exposing such manipulations is also raised.

22:41

Tips from Nadiyno.org: how to recognize dangerous attachments in emails and protect yourself

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

22:44

Phil Kulin, Esher II A+ Project Coordinator: How Russia is Blocking the Free Internet | eQtalk

eQtalk is an original project of eQtv TV channel. Alexander Glushchenko's guest is Phil Kulin, coordinator of the Escher II A+ project. The topic of the dialog is the blocking of free Internet in Russia, how does it work from the technical side? How the "sovereign internet" was born and implemented, and the struggle for freedom on the net

17 November 2025

01:07

Blocking calls in WhatsApp and Telegram: Causes, consequences and solutions | FIRST OFFICE

Calls to WhatsApp and Telegram have stopped working in Russia. The authorities justify this as "security measures", but in reality it is a complete restriction of one of the key functions of messengers. In the video we look at why calls are blocked, how exactly this measure is technically organized, what consequences ordinary users are already feeling, and what are the ways to stay in touch despite the new bans.

01:27

Using ChatGPT to analyze data | Diya. Osvita

ChatGPT is your tireless analyst. It can quickly find key information in texts, saving you time and nerves. Quickly structures, compares and summarizes information

01:33

AI employees are replacing humans. AI trends from global startup founder Anna Stepura | AI Ukraine

How to create and where to integrate employee AI. Evolution of the development of AI Agents. What are the risks of integrating AI into companies? AI Trends from Anna Stepura - a founder of three startups with successful exits and experience in Silicon Valley. Alumna of the leading gas pedals in the US: Alchemist Accelerator, Antler and Menlo VC Fellowship. Former CMO (Chief Marketing Officer), expert in AI marketing, building startups from scratch and strategy consulting.

02:29

Ukraine - the new Taiwan? Microchips, drones, space! 5 technologies that will make Ukraine a superpower | NeVoda

What do your iPhone and the Patriot air defense system have in common? That's right - microchips. They are the ones that today determine who owns the future. And Ukraine has announced the construction of its own factory for their production. In this video we will show 5 areas that are turning Ukraine into a technological superpower: microchips, aviation, drones, nuclear power and space - Ukrainian satellites and game-changing startups. This is a story about a country that is not just recovering from war, but creating something more - the foundation of a new Ukraine.

02:40

What is propagandist Diana Panchenko doing online? | Navalny LIVE

03:12

How blocking works | Internet Defense Society

In the video we tell you how website blocking works in Russia, why you can't really block anything on the Internet and how the actions of Roskomnadzor and the Russian government harm the quality of the network

03:33

Tips from Nadiyno.org: why you should be skeptical of attractive online offers

Useful recommendations from the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline. Pavel Belousov, the Line's technical leader, answers topical questions about the dangers of the Internet for ordinary users.

03:38

Chronicle of Kiev's pre-internet era. Rebooting memories with Igor Rozkladai | Retro Techno