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It's quite possible that, despite your belief that the Google Chrome is the safest browser there is and your use of extensions that prevent tracking, your online movements are still being tracked. ...

Here's an overview of some of last week's most interesting news, interviews and articles: Android adware tricks users into giving it power to secretly download other apps Lookout researchers dis...

As consumers use multiple devices through the day, and tracking cookies become increasingly less effective, the advertising industry is looking for new ways to track users' online behavior. As the...



Mozilla has pushed a feature in Firefox live that allows Firefox web browsers to block certain page elements while browsing privately.


Researchers have shown that it is both easy and cheap to surveil connected vehicles. The second link talks about various anonymization techniques, none of which I am optimistic about....