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Targeted ads are a problem—here s why

Are we swapping our digital privacy for a little convenience? Here’s what you need to know.

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Why all your IoT devices should be on your guest network

The world of smart home devices can be overly complicated and a bit scary from a security standpoint, but we have a few ideas that could help safeguard your data and your home.

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Queen Mary, University of London (via Public) / Project protecting online privacy for people going through serious life events secures major funding

Queen Mary, University of London (via Public) / Project protecting online privacy for people going through serious life events secures major funding
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Project protecting online privacy for people going through serious life events secures major funding

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Amazon is fixing its fitness wearables by not listening to its customers

Amazon has removed the microphone from its new Halo View fitness tracker. The company says it is not because of privacy concerns but rather what their consumers want. Experts say that privacy will always be a concern with health tracking devices.

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