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Google Eyes User Browsing Data Search in New Patent Filing
Tech giant Google may soon help users find content they've previously seen, not by searching the web but by scanning their own digital history.
Google Incognito Mode: New Disclaimer Reveals Data Tracking
Is Google Incognito mode really private? Well, the answer is no. Why? Let's take a closer look...
ChatGPT’s Bing Browsing Feature Disabled for Paywall Article Access
The feature that allows users to browse with the Bing browser is only available for paid ChatGPT users.
A Ban on Ad Targeting: Why Did EU Regulators Call for It?
Brands use ad targeting to attract potential customers but is it an ethical approach? Why is the EU asking for a ban on ad targeting?
DuckDuckGo collecting user browsing data without consent (Updated)
An ethical hacker on Twitter revealed how DuckDuckGo intentionally...
Do I need a VPN? A simple explanation & some real-life uses
If you use the internet, you definitely need a VPN. Here's why and what you should be aware of online and value using a VPN at all times.
Surfshark VPN review – How it protects your online privacy
Here is Surfshark VPN review which you won't find anywhere. Surfshark has boasted more than 1000 servers in about 61 countries, an impressive statistic.
Getting a VPN in Japan
Virtual private networks (VPN) are very popular in Japan however....
Google & Mozilla ban Avast security extensions over data snooping
In this specific case, it was Avast & AVG Security whose two browser extensions each have been found spying on users...
Is Your VPN Provider in a 14 Eyes Country? (What is 14 Eyes?)
The reason people have Virtual private networks (VPNs) is that they protect our online privacy, however, privacy is essentially non-existent…