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Internet Explorer 8 enhances privacy and security
Internet Explorer has recently lost market share to competitors with the company, which is Mozilla's Firefox and Apple's Safari or Google's Chrome that are in beta,
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Hide Window Plus - Add a tool to protect your privacy
You are visiting a website to browse e-mail or download some important data and have to leave the desk a few minutes. If not careful, this may be an opportunity for an u…
Computer science
Why is personal information revealed so important?
It can be said, Facebook is getting a hit
Computer science
Mobile calls may not be private
A German computer scientist has released details about breaking the secret code used to protect the conversations of more than 4 billion mobile phone users.
Computer science
Five basic errors in the privacy policy
Five errors businesses often make when preparing and enforcing information security policies. Some errors seem quite simple, they often happen and cause serious losses .…
Computer science
4 most annoying things of the World Wide Web
The World Wide Web has made our lives easier, but not so that it has no troubles.
Computer science
Google calls for a law to protect global privacy
The leading Internet search service provider Google has officially voiced the government and businesses involved in developing the basic framework for privacy protection…
Computer science
Google's worst privacy policy in the world
The world's number one Internet search provider Google is also the company that has the policy of protecting the privacy of the world's worst users. This is the conclusi…
Computer science
Kingston launches 8GB version of security memory card
Kingston's announcement announced on March 21 that the DataTraveler Secure (DTS) and DataTraveler Secure - Privacy Edition (DTSP) products of the company have an 8GB ver…
Computer science
Google protects the identity of the user
Standing in front of the mass of data about users piling up like mountains, the search giant has stepped up another step in protecting personal privacy for its customers…
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Microsoft sneakily monitors users?
According to a reliable source, the technology Microsoft uses to monitor user behavior on the AdCenter online advertising platform has violated personal privacy.
Computer science
Privacy and patience - the price to pay for virtual land
Digital life in the Matrix (The Matrix) or Minority Report seems too far away from the current reality of e-mail, phone, laptop, Wi-Fi and RFID. But the computing world…
Computer science
Microsoft privacy violation?
Microsoft became the target of a new civil lawsuit after a man living in California accused the company of violating spyware regulations. The lawsuit was officially file…
Computer science
Windows Live Mail down ... Desktop
It is expected that by the end of this year, Microsoft will release Windows Live Mail Desktop, and embed ad types into this client email software.
New technology
British companies want to implant microchips on workers
BioTeq - a British technology startup - is now being hired by other businesses to implant RFID (microchips) onto employees to access buildings and access databases.