9to5mac.com/2021/02/09/duckduckgo/ “If you want the best search results, then use Google. If you want excellent search results that aren’t used to target you with better ads, use DuckDuckGo. For me,
A Singapore government scheme to ensure children have access to computers for home learning has raised privacy concerns over monitoring software installed on the devices. The scheme, accelerated by the
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Key Points: Social media’s suspension of President Trump’s social media accounts should be troubling to everyone, whether you support him or not. Recall
The Facebook-owned app send a notification to all of its 2 billion users forcing them to accept its privacy policy before 8 February, or else lose access to their account.
by visualcapitalist From Olympic opening ceremonies to public safety, drone applications have come a long way. In fact, their modern applications are set to almost double the total value of the commercial drone
“Data collected includes ‘battery level, signal strength, app version, browser information, mobile network, connection information (including phone number, mobile operator or ISP), language and time zone, IP address, device operations
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He uses one browser to login to Google and use only Google services (GMail, Google Calendar, etc.), a separate browser to login to Facebook and use only Facebook, and a
by mapi Americans have not seen a greater threat to our privacy than the move towards drone deliveries. This includes Amazon Ring doorbells surveilling families and neighborhoods under the guise of public safety
The rise of mass protests over the past year—in Hong Kong, India, Iran, Lebanon, Zimbabwe, and the US—has presented activists with a major challenge. How do you communicate with one
by mapi credit: Tenth Amendment Center Open letter to the Boston City Council: Privacy concerns about Boston’s facial recognition ban. I commend the Boston City Council for unanimously passing a ban on
via inputmag: “The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, HuffPost, and scores of other apps may have accessed your passwords and other copy and pasted data.” While news apps are the
by street-guru In AAPL’s first ever virtual WWDC, one unifying theme that stands out is its growing commitment/emphasis on privacy. This is already reflected in several practices at the company:
by JimmyDangleton So I’m the dude with a flip phone. No Google (cept for on my fliphone brower. Can’t get DuckDuckGo on there). No Netflix or any of that crap.
by i-like-glitter-a-lot Never forget when a VPN provider bought a full page ad in The NY Times calling out 50 senators who voted to monitor our internet activity. from nextfuckinglevel
SCOOP: Arizona sues Google, alleging it violated privacy and improperly tracked location data even when users had turned off the setting. Attorney General Brnovich says Google relied on "misleading ways