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Computer science
Even if you cover your webcam, hackers can still spy on you as usual
Ambient light sensors in smartphones may pose unwanted privacy risks.
Science Events
Facebook can 'evaporate' $ 12.8 billion just because of an Apple feature
Nearly 12 months after Apple launched the new privacy feature App Tracking Transparency on iPhones, a recent analysis predicted the damage.
Computer science
What is the Tor browser and how does it protect your privacy?
If you're new to internet privacy and security, you've probably heard of something called Tor - an internet connection software that comes with its own browser that's no…
Technology
Hybrid submarines can dive 300 meters deep
With the ability to dive underwater, Carapace allows passengers to see marine life while ensuring privacy for important meetings.
Computer science
Things on Windows 10 make users disappointed
Recently, Windows 10 has officially surpassed its Windows 7 sibling to become the most commonly used computer operating system in the world.
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The reason the aircraft seat does not turn backwards is safer
Why did the aircraft seat turn forward? This question may sound silly, but according to researchers, the rear-facing seat is really safe for passengers in case of uncert…
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When coming to Japan, do not go to the bathroom during the bath, why?
One-room baths and toilets are probably too obvious in Vietnam but if you come to Japan, you will be surprised because these two rooms will be completely separate.
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Take the plane, the simple Japanese things make you surprised
Whenever flying, especially long flights, after taking off, we often have the habit of leaning back on the plane to be able to sit comfortably.
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Why do Japanese people never use cell phones when taking the subway?
It seems that the mobile phone completely disappeared when the Japanese stepped onto the subway.
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8 countries 'most lonely' in the world
There are many people who like to live alone by absolute privacy and comfort, but there are many others who hate their lonely life.
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Sex in ancient times
The history of sex is often considered to be part of the history of human privacy, the experiences of the body.
Science Events
X-rays, see pictures ... nude
A new full-body X-ray machine being tested at an American airport this month has raised concerns about privacy because of its ability ...
Medicine - Health
Google is studying each person's mental tracking method
Does this open the door to a new debate about the privacy of every human being?
Medicine - Health
New improvements for doctor's stethoscope
The founders said the device's software also meets federal security and privacy standards.