Safari’s anti-tracking feature could apparently give access to users’ browsing habits
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Safari’s anti-tracking feature could apparently give access to users’ browsing habits
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Databases containing 14 years’ worth of customer support logs were publicly accessible with no password protection
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Some of the most popular dating services may be violating GDPR or other privacy laws
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Some of the most popular dating services may be violating GDPR or other privacy laws
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Are you looking to hide in plain sight? Here’s a rundown of three options for becoming invisible online
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You may want to implement a workaround or stop using the browser altogether, at least until Microsoft issues a a fix
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Microsoft plugs a serious hole in Windows – Your options after Windows 7 end of life – iPhones as security keys for Google accounts
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A subscription to the trove of personal details could be had for as little as $2
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And it doesn’t require much more than downloading a dedicated app
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An ESET-commissioned survey sheds light on the browsing habits of Australians and how they protect themselves online
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