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Startup · Belanda

Researchers tracked the passwords 154 people used online for an average of 147 days and found them logging into 26 websites with fewer than 10 unique passwords — roughly 60 percent were reused outright or built from pieces of passwords they were already using elsewhere

For about five months, a browser extension sat quietly on the home computers of 154 people and watched them log in. The researchers never saw a password. Everything was hashed on the machine before it went anywhere, leav…

Startup · Belanda

At 19, an Estonian borrowed €5,000 from his family and recruited Tallinn taxi drivers face-to-face for an app he had built because the city’s taxis were unreliable; twelve years later the company took €2.27 billion in revenue in more than 50 countries and posted its first annual profit — €920,000, a margin of four hundredths of one percent

Markus Villig was 19 in 2013, fresh out of high school in Tallinn, and frustrated with how hard it was to get a reliable taxi in his own city. He borrowed €5,000 from his family to build a first version of an app, then d…

Startup · Belanda

A country of fewer than 1.4 million people has produced ten billion-dollar startups — about 7 for every million residents, more than three times the US rate — and the first of them was a voice-call app a handful of engineers built in Tallinn in 2003.

Correction, 1 October 2026: The original excerpt called Estonia the world leader, although the cited per-capita tally places it second behind Liechtenstein. The article also misstated the Tiger Leap school-internet rollo…

Startup · Belanda

In 2008 a woman in Vilnius was moving flat with more clothes than would fit, so a friend built her a website to swap them with people she knew. In 2025 that website moved €10.8 billion of second-hand goods, took €1.1 billion in revenue and gave users access to more than 500,000 pick-up and drop-off points through delivery partners across Europe

Correction, 1 October 2026: The original headline said Vinted runs more than 500,000 parcel points; those locations belong to its delivery-partner network. The article also conflated the buyer-protection fee with the sep…

Startup · Belanda

Research suggests the brain doesn’t process scrolling through a feed like settling into a book — the constant change repeatedly asks attention to reset and decide what matters, which helps explain why an hour online can leave you feeling more mentally exhausted than informed

An hour disappears into the phone and the honest inventory afterwards runs to three items: a man cutting marble, somebody’s strong opinion about interest rates, a dog on a skateboard. None of it is retained in any …

Startup · Belanda

In a series of staged online sales, people selling a used gadget with a known flaw often owned up to it more than buyers predicted — the sellers reported caring more about honesty and fairness, and less about the price, than the buyers assumed

A pair of speakers, two years old, is up for sale online. When no music is playing, they give off an annoying static noise, and the listing does not say so. A buyer’s message ends with a pointed question: “Th…