Governments Can Spy on Your Push Notifications
If I told you that governments are spying on you through your smartphone, would you be surprised? Probably no. We all know those little black […]
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If I told you that governments are spying on you through your smartphone, would you be surprised? Probably no. We all know those little black […]
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The Internet is a wild place. Some of them are suitable for consumption in any environment, but most of them are NSFW for one reason […]
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In case you missed it, governments and law enforcement agencies can spy on you through push notifications . It’s not healthy; in fact, there are […]
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WhatsApp’s Chat Lock feature is a reliable way to separate your private conversations from those you don’t mind sharing publicly. If someone opened your WhatsApp […]
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Even though WhatsApp is owned by the data-hungry company Meta, it is known for its secure messaging. This is because the app has long offered […]
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Using the Internet without being monitored is difficult, but it is possible. Companies are starting to give us tools to help, like Apple’s App Tracking […]
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Whenever you accept the privacy policy and terms of service of any application or website, there is a possibility that some of your data will […]
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No one likes to contemplate their mortality or the mess you could potentially leave behind. But we will all die someday, and for some of […]
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If you have a phone, chances are Dynata has called you at some point and asked if you would participate in a survey. Given the […]
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When you block someone on Instagram, that user cannot view your profile; like, share or comment on your posts; or mention, tag or send you […]
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No one likes to constantly receive calls, text messages and emails with auto insurance quotes from countless companies – even long after you’ve already purchased […]
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When I open YouTube these days it’s basically a mess. Of course, the videos they recommend I watch vaguely resemble the type of content I’m […]
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If your Monday feeds are filled with people threatening to never use Zoom again, you’re not alone. There are reports everywhere that Zoom is using […]
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The Internet is anything but privacy – a quick Google search for your name will confirm this. But just because our information is in the […]
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The sixth season of Black Mirror begins with an episode titled “Joan is Terrible” . If you haven’t watched yet, the premise is essentially this: […]
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Google’s parent company Alphabet is worth $1.6 trillion . Thanks to a recently settled class action lawsuit, you can keep a small chunk of Google’s […]
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When you send an important email, you won’t know when the recipient will open it. You have to sit in front of your computer like […]
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Our personal data appears in many public online spaces. But while there are ways to view and remove your details from social media profiles or […]
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We usually think of YouTube as a video sharing platform with a large audience, but it can also be a great way to back up […]
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After alienating advertisers and losing revenue, Twitter plans to sell location data and phone numbers to advertisers, whether you like it or not, according to […]
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If you’re shocked to learn that the Internet isn’t the best place when it comes to your privacy, welcome to your first day online. Companies […]
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Do you suspect that your partner is spying on your phone? This is a serious accusation, and confronting them without evidence is a risky path. […]
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It’s hard to convince people to change at all, but it’s especially hard to switch to a different web browser. Whether you’re a team of […]
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Samsung recently updated the privacy policy for all users with a Samsung account , effective October 1st. One Redditor read the policy, did n’t like […]
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“There is a privacy problem on the Internet” – this statement is unlikely to shock you. But just because we’ve all lost a lot of […]
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At this point, it is obvious that our smartphones and computers are data leaks. Many of us now cover our laptop webcams (although we always […]
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The meta may not be a bastion of digital privacy (and may very well be its enemy), but times may change. On Thursday, August 11, […]
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“WhatsApp” and “privacy” have a complex relationship. The app is known to be end-to-end encrypted, which means your messages can only be read on your […]
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One of the most annoying features of LinkedIn is its insistence on snitching . Every time you visit a person’s LinkedIn profile, the site informs […]
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As far as personal privacy features go, WhatsApp covers the basics (aside from the privacy policy anyway). You have end-to-end encryption, two-factor authentication, and the […]
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You don’t have to follow every TikTok tip that goes through your feed, but it’s worth heeding this recent tech tip: don’t use an iOS […]
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Smartphones have changed our lives, mostly for the better, but they have also increased people’s access to your personal information the moment you share yours. […]
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Microsoft Edge is one of the few browsers that offers both privacy and versatility . One such privacy feature automatically deletes any browsing data, including […]
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Google announced this week that people will now be able to request that their personal contact information be removed from search results. The tech company […]
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TikTok is fun. TikTok is addictive. TikTok… risky? There is a lot of controversy about the app’s privacy and security, especially with its parent company […]
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Want to hide parts of a screenshot that contain personal information, such as your home address or credit card number? It’s a good idea, but […]
Continue reading »When a video call ends, there is always an initial worry: “I really left the meeting… can everyone hear me?” If you have successfully ended […]
Continue reading »Have you ever talked about something with a friend and then received an ad about the same thing? It makes you wonder if your phone […]
Continue reading »When it comes to Twitter – and all social media, for that matter – we all have our own comfort levels depending on how public […]
Continue reading »Popular VPN service ExpressVPN was recently sold to Kape Technologies, a company with a shady history that some users say undermines VPN privacy. Kape bills […]
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