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10 votes
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Surveillance on UK council websites - A study of private companies’ data collection on council websites across the United Kingdom
8 votes -
How ads follow you around the internet
8 votes -
Scroll: A subscription service partnered with major websites that removes ads and many trackers, and pays sites based on your usage
24 votes -
Google researchers find serious privacy risks in Safari’s anti-tracking protections
9 votes -
You can track your assets, including everything from ROVs to containers anywhere in the world with Iridium’s new IoT tracking capability
5 votes -
App tracking alert in iOS 13 has dramatically cut location data flow to ad industry
21 votes -
The last tracker was just removed from Basecamp.com
16 votes -
What we know about you when you click on this article—Vox has a pretty typical privacy policy. That doesn’t make it great.
11 votes -
One nation, tracked : An investigation into the smartphone tracking industry
15 votes -
How tracking pixels work
13 votes -
Behind the one-way mirror: A deep dive into the technology of corporate surveillance
9 votes -
In a major ethical leap for the tech world, Chinese start-ups have built algorithms that the government uses to track [Uighurs] members of a largely Muslim minority group
13 votes -
A new tracking technique using CNAME aliases to circumvent third-party cookie restrictions is blockable using a Firefox DNS API, but not in Chrome
18 votes -
University of Alabama uses location-tracking phone app to know who leaves football games early
8 votes -
Deconstructing Google’s excuses on tracking protection
17 votes -
iOS 13 now shows you a map of where apps have been tracking you
13 votes -
We should opt into data tracking, not out of it, says DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg
10 votes -
What are the arguments against letting user data be collected?
It's obviously bad when "real" data like full names and credit card info leaks, but most data companies collect is probably email address and some anonymous things like which buttons and when the...
It's obviously bad when "real" data like full names and credit card info leaks, but most data companies collect is probably email address and some anonymous things like which buttons and when the user clicked.
Nevertheless, such data collection, tracking and telemetry is considered quite bad among power users. I don't support those practices either. But I'm struggling to consolidate my arguments agaist data collection. The one I'm confident about is effects on performance and battery life on mobile devices, but why else it's bad I'm not sure.
What are your arguments? Why is it bad when a company X knows what anonymous user Y did and made money on that info? What's the good response to anyone who asks why I'm doing the "privacy things"?
20 votes -
Oil traders are now watching workers’ phones to spot problems at refineries
5 votes -
A family tracking app was leaking real-time location data
7 votes -
By summer 2019, the Firefox browser will also block, by default, all cross-site third-party trackers
@jensimmons: By summer 2019, the Firefox browser will also block, by default, all cross-site third-party trackers, strengthening privacy without your having to do a thing." https://t.co/cqpQbSe9Ko
69 votes -
How did the police know you were near a crime scene? Google told them
10 votes -
(Don't) return to sender: How to protect yourself from email tracking
13 votes -
How Facebook tracks you on Android
18 votes -
Hey Google! When did I ask you to access my Purchase details?
5 votes -
Chinese schools monitor students activities, targeting truancy with 'intelligent uniforms'
Straight from the horse's mouth - China's own Global Times: Chinese schools monitor students activities, targeting truancy with 'intelligent uniforms' A different view - the Australian...
Straight from the horse's mouth - China's own Global Times: Chinese schools monitor students activities, targeting truancy with 'intelligent uniforms'
A different view - the Australian Broadcasting Commission: Chinese schools enforce 'smart uniforms' with GPS tracking system to monitor students
11 votes -
How Google tracks your personal information
7 votes -
What are y'all's favorite (private?) trackers?
promise im probably not a fed
31 votes -
Panopticlick: How unique is your browser?
29 votes -
Mozilla co-founder's Brave files adtech complaint against Google
15 votes -
Feedbin goes private by default, explains design desicions to enhance user privacy
10 votes -
Google and Mastercard cut a secret ad deal to track retail sales
26 votes -
Mozilla: Changing our approach to anti-tracking
34 votes -
Google tracks your movements, like it or not
20 votes -
At least two malls are using facial recognition technology to track shoppers' ages and genders without telling
10 votes -
How smart TVs in millions of US homes track more than what’s on tonight
17 votes -
In major privacy win, US Supreme Court rules police need warrant to track your cellphone
40 votes -
Private Internet Access’ “no-logging” claims proven true again in court
22 votes -
How a hacker proved cops used a secret government phone tracker to find him
14 votes