Category: Privacy

Jul 20, 2023

Google Pushing Enhanced Safe Browsing

If you have a Gmail account, you may have noticed a message at the top of your Inbox suggesting a

Jun 29, 2023

Web Browsers Should Just Stick to Browsing

Data is gold. Unfortunately, website operators know that too. There is money to be made with the “gold” that is

Jun 27, 2023

Available Now – DuckDuckGo Browser for Windows

DuckDuckGo is focused on privacy.  I’ve been using its App Tracking Protection on my mobile phone to block hidden trackers

Apr 26, 2023

New ChatGPT Privacy Setting

It’s no secret that ChatGPT is one of the hottest technologies we’ve seen in decades. That is, unless you’ve been

Mar 22, 2023

Built-In Screenshot Tools Leaves Artifacts

It’s a similar theme in that deleted doesn’t really mean deleted. A few days ago, Google patched a flaw called

Jan 19, 2023

Apple’s Privacy Policy – Not so Private

Historically, Apple remains silent, especially where controversy is involved. The latest news revolves around Apple’s privacy policy and what actually

Jan 10, 2023

Adobe Uses Your Content to Train AI

Artificial intelligence is all the rage these days. We see various forms of AI used in our lives every day.

Dec 08, 2022

End-To-End Encryption Now Available for iCloud Backups

As we have said many times, encryption is your friend. If you don’t care about your privacy, read no further.

Dec 06, 2022

“Invisible” Technology is Tracking Your Email

It is no secret that data is the new gold. Companies are harvesting as much data as possible to target

Nov 17, 2022

App Tracking Protection Available for All Android Users

Data is the new gold. Information about users is coveted by marketers. We really don’t know how much of our

Sep 22, 2022

Your Glasses Can Reveal Secrets While on a Video Call

As if we don’t have enough to worry about, those of us who wear glasses may be revealing information we

Sep 21, 2022

Lack of Supervision Gets Morgan Stanley a $35M Fine

In 2015, Morgan Stanley decommissioned datacenters and disposed of hard drives and backup tapes containing people’s personal data. Apparently, Morgan