Latest articles tagged “privacy”
Google Overloaded with European 'Right to be Forgotten' Requests, Says Removal Isn't an Easy Process
by Chris Thomas
on 1 August 2014
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Many European citizens are exercising their “right to be forgotten†by requesting that Google removes all traces of their online identity from internet existence by removing links to potentially information from the search engine's index. ... Read more
iOS Backdoors: Apple Denies NSA Affiliation, but the Privacy Is Dead
by Dan Vlasic
on 26 July 2014
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In iOS 7, file_relay has access to 44 data sources, including the ones dealing specifically with users' personal information: accounts, address book, GPS logs, photos, calendar files, notes, call history, maps of the device's file system, voicemail.. ... Read more
Alternatives to Google Search Engine That Do Not Store User Data
by Dan Vlasic
on 7 May 2014
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Below is the list of alternative search engines that claim not to store user data, or what search engines you should try if you’re worried about State Department poking their nose in your user data. ... Read more
Facebook App Getting 'Nearby Friends' Feature, Added Convenience or Another Privacy Concern?
by Chris Thomas
on 21 April 2014
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Facebook is implementing a new feature that will give users the ability to track the GPS location of their friends. The 'Nearby Friends' feature will be released in an update of the Facebook apps for Android and iOS within the next couple weeks. ... Read more
DropBox Is Now Automatically Scanning Files to Look for Copyright/DMCA Violations
by Chris Thomas
on 7 April 2014
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DropBox has apparently begun scanning all shared files to see if they match up against previously hashed files that have been subject to DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) takedowns. ... Read more
Microsoft Solemnly Swears: No More Snooping
by Dan Vlasic
on 2 April 2014
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Microsoft changes privacy policy after outraged customers stormed with accusations. They now leave snooping to law enforcement exclusively and encourage other tech companies to join in. ... Read more
'Do Not Track' Feature Explained and How to Enable It in Chrome, IE, Firefox and Opera
by Dan Vlasic
on 26 March 2014
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Do Not Track is a polite message from the user that he does not wish to be tracked by advertising networks, social platforms and analytics services. ... Read more
WhatsApp Updates User Privacy Features After Being Acquired By Facebook
by Chris Thomas
on 26 March 2014
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The popular mobile messaging app WhatsApp, which was recently acquired by Facebook for a jaw-dropping $19 million, has unrolled some key updates in version 2.11.169 for Android. ... Read more
Cloak App For iPhone: Web Browsing Safety Net And More!
by Chad Faith
on 24 March 2014
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In an age when free Wi-Fi hotspots are indispensible to smartphone and tablet owners, the ability to surf the internet safely concealed from the ever-watching eyes of hackers and the threats of phishing programs represents a godsend. ... Read more
Microsoft Admits Reading a Blogger’s Hotmail Inbox
by Dan Vlasic
on 22 March 2014
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The company acknowledged it was reading the anonymous blogger’s emails trying to identify a suspect employee who leaked the Windows 8 OS release information. ... Read more
Assange and Snowden Speak at SxSW: So True, So Ominous
by Dan Vlasic
on 14 March 2014
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Bottom Line – if you want privacy, become technically literate or quit using Internet. SXSW interactive usually goes by the title “Technology is Awesome!†but not this year. ... Read more
Anonymous Browsing, the Deep Web and Tor
by Dan Vlasic
on 7 March 2014
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While you’re using notorious browsers, such as Firefox, Chrome and Ice Dragon combined with Google, Yahoo or Bing search, you are only accessing a very small fraction of the worldwide Internet. If you think you have access to everything, you are so ... Read more
Enjoy The Best Of Privacy With The Fully Encrypted Smartphone From FreedomPop!
by Chad Faith
on 5 March 2014
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If you own a smartphone, then chances are that the device has become so indispensable that you would feel lost without it. Because your whole life revolves around the smart gadget ... Read more
Snowden Used Web Crawler to Collect Classified Files from the NSA System
by Dan Vlasic
on 28 February 2014
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The New York Times reported that Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor who exposed multiple top-secret US intelligence programs, used an automated web crawler co collect the information from the National Security Agency system. ... Read more
Snowden: Yahoo WebCam Images Stored at NSA
by Dan Vlasic
on 28 February 2014
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2685 views
According to the Guardian, NSA, the US National Security Agency and GCHQ, the British communications spy agency intercepted and stored millions of webcam images used by Yahoo users. ... Read more
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