Remember: always strip UTM (tracking) codes from a URL you share.
Unless it contains the word mastodon.
(That is the part in a URL after the question mark)
If you ever had something you ever wanted to hide
Like something you write down or something you did. You need to keep in mind things such as
1. how does your information spread, or how do people actually find your secrets out locally/physically. If your write something in like a diary, you should get a good secure one that's like no ones getting into it unless it's me. One that's almost like a safe or locker.
2. What services are more likely to be trustworthy, or might not turn your ip address in. For instance if you were pirating something for example, especially torenting. A server hosted in a country that happens to be a big market for a corporation, it could be a trap, and they might share your i.p address with the copyright owner.
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I've been using a frontend for called for the past two months, and it's been a game changer.
The interface is clean, there's no , no , and the recommendations aren't driven by engagement-focused algorithms just straightforward, relevant content.
If you're looking for a more private and focused way to enjoy YouTube, I highly recommend giving it a try.
I honestly didn't think this would happen.
Yet another way for people to force cookies and tracking on us.
The Sun website wants you to PAY in order to be able to reject cookies. I've not seen this before but am not at all surprised.
Just another thing to ruin the internet.
Wie Trump die erpressen knnte
Es ist das Gebot der Stunde: Unabhngigkeit von den USA. Die EU-Kommission nutzt jedoch im Arbeitsalltag von .
Die einzige Konstante ber diese 6 Jahre 3rd-Party-Cookie-Gerangel:
Unsere Empfehlung, sich gegen durch aber auch andere im Browser zu schtzen.
Ein paar Minuten fr mehr Privatsphre.
Nibbling
Cheeti just wanted to have a couple snacks before bed... Don't mind him...
Why a US National Health Database is a Privacy Nightmare
Daily podcast: Why a US National Health Database is a Privacy Nightmare
Your Bluetooth is always chattingeven when youre not.
Phones, earbuds, smartwatches constantly broadcast tiny signals (Im here!) that trackers can pick up and log your movements.
Disable Bluetooth when youre not using it
Devices = breadcrumbs if youre not careful
Car Features Raise Your Risk of Government , Records Show
Records reviewed by WIRED show law enforcement agencies are eager to take advantage of the data trails generated by a flood of new internet-connected vehicle features.
Body Tracking Showcase: XR Animator Meets Unreal Engine!
This game was developed during my time at Mindspiritdesign
Perplexity CEO says its browser will track everything users do online...
Spread the knowledge and stay away from the crap
Something better is coming, and ethical...
Ladybird Browser in 100 Seconds
Official website
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Perplexity CEO Says Its Browser Will Track Everything Users Do Online To Sell Hyper Personalized Ads
Perplexity wants to buy Chrome if Google has to sell it
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Hundreds of smartphone apps are monitoring users through their microphones The Independent
Around 1,000 games and social apps reportedly use the software, with more than 250 of them available to download from Google Play and a smaller number also available from Apples App Store
if you know anyone running the 2025 London Marathon, today...
you can track their progress at:
I use to think that would be a great way to address . I was wrong. At best I feel they are insufficient and way too prone to schemes and manipulation. Source is hard to measure and monitor and is pretty slippery.
So I have been exploring something different, fueled and then inspired by the lots of stuff, including the .
How about a
Universal Energy Tax offers a simple, transparent, and scalable approach to addressing climate change by focusing on energy consumption itself, rather than complex carbon accounting. Its key strengths are:
It is simple, and there is a level playing field for everyone.
By taxing all primary energy inputs (fossil, renewable, nuclear) proportionally to their environmental and societal costs, the system avoids regulatory loopholes and hidden subsidies. Everyone pays fairly based on usage, not wealth or location.
There is an automatic Incentive for efficiency as well. Because the tax is embedded in all energy use, it automatically rewards innovation, conservation, and cleaner technologies without the need for constant new regulations.
Kilowatt-hours (kWh) and joules (J) are universal, measurable quantities of energy, understood across industries and cultures. Because they directly reflect actual energy use, they offer a fair, transparent basis for applying a Universal Energy Tax.
So: Is a UNIVERSAL ENERGY TAX (UET) a good idea or a bad idea
says its , , will track everything users do online to sell
Should Americans Worry About Mass Surveillance in the US
f youre wondering if your phone is listening to you
forces players to stay even for single-player games, like playtime and launches. Despite no clear consent or necessity, they collect personal information for "improving game experience" via third-party tools. No valid legal basis under for such actions.
What do you think Should we avoid games from Ubisoft
Stop Using Google Chrome
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This is why Big Tech sites are free of cost, and thriving
This is why Big Tech sites are free of cost, and thriving
I picked up on this today after noticing ZenArmor blocking masses of attempts on my network from a mobile device trying to phone home for an app called Appsflyer. It seems it is embedded into apps for Meta (which operates Facebook, Instagram, and Wh ...continues
See
This is what I've been talking about: you phone isn't listening to audio - it doesn't have to, they get enough for surveillance and tracking via metadata
Sehr angenehm wenn ich eine neue unbekannte Seite aufsuche. Sehr sehr gut!
Name the scat.
is a lightweight app for your daily
Bluesky and 200+ major websites feeding user surviellance info to U.S. Govt, including ICE
Good time to point out that, unlike #BlueSky, applications that are part of the Fediverse do not provide user surveillance information to the U.S. Government, including ICE.
This is why I still support Mozilla, even though they've done several recent things I didn't like.
Mich gewundert warum der NTP Server (datadog.pool.ntp.org) geblockt wurde. Die Erklrung ist einfach. Datadog betreibt den Dienst und das wird fr das Tracking genutzt. Mehr dazu im Link
Datenschutzbehrde Hamburg: " durch Drittdienste: 185 von 1000 geprften Websites mssen nachbessern"
-> Google Analytics wurde dabei am Meisten falsch eingebunden.
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sprt und auf.
Erste Fotos zeigen ein neues, verblffend groes . Das ist grer als seine Vorgnger und die -Pendants.
Dabei handelt es sich um ein etwa 225 Meter langes und 32 Meter breites Schiff mit einer riesigen Radaranlage aus mindestens fnf Radomen in verschiedenen Gren. Damit ist es ein Bahnverfolgungsschiff, auch Tracking Ship genannt.
So suddenly appeared in my timeline today ... which is cool.
But I see Beaver Notes is being reviewed in the same way as a lot of other open source projects are. I don't blame BN here, but it's a trend I'm seeing. And it feels quite odd.
First of all, BN is an application for writing text and making notes.
The reviewer states these two points first:
Privacy: All your data is stored on your device.
Offline mode: Allows you to create and edit notes without an internet connection.
I mean ... it's a text editor you install locally on your system. It's the typical functionality of any text editors.
Another thing which also appears in many open source apps is we don't track you or no adds in this app-
It just makes me sad ... because no tracking and no ads should be the normal situation for any application. And applications not needing to communicate with other services over a network shouldn't need to promote no network access needed.
It is my strong opinion that applications tracking users, enforcing ads and requiring network access for whatever reason when not strictly needed should be forced to put a large sticker on their application of these unwanted features. Not the other way around.
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After attempted blackmail at Life360: Data of 443,000 users probably leaked
Following a ransomware incident at "Life360", a popular tracker app for families, a criminal has published data in the underground forum.
Hey, I dont want to alarm anyone, but....we should all be alarmed. This kind of tracking is how the Nazis were able to kidnap and hide the fact that they were murdering differently abled children, well before the camps were built.
The National Institutes of Health is amassing private medical records from a number of federal and commercial databases to give to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s new effort to study , the 's top official said Monday.
In addition, a new disease registry is being launched to track Americans with autism, ....
Between 10 and 20 outside groups of researchers will be given grant funding and access to the records to produce Kennedy's autism studies. Bhattacharya did not give details on how they would be chosen, ...."
(Doh, forgot link)
Libro: a command-line tool to track your books
-line -source
This blog post from 2021 claims 5% of people block trackers, basing on their GA stats.
But is there some newer data Not specialized to GA but to trackers in general