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Belgium gives Facebook 48 hours to stop tracking non-users or pay €250K per day
A Belgian court has given Facebook 48 hours to stop tracking the online activities of … Read more
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If you think your emails are private, think again
When you type up a racy e-mail to a loved one, do you consider the … Read more
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Your Porn Search History Will Be Made Public
Anyone who views porn online will one day face having their search history made public, … Read more
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Avoid your data collection becoming ‘creepy’
“I like it private but not too private” was the way Carsten Casper, Gartner’s managing … Read more
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