Didi Rankovic
Didi Rankovic is an experienced online journalist, editor, and translator, with a career spanning over ten years writing for major a English-language website in Serbia, and previously working as translator for international organizations and peacekeepers in the Balkans. Rankovic is passionate about free and open source tech and is a head contributor for Reclaim The Net, focusing on lead stories. [email protected]
Google is also tracking the purchases of G Suite enterprise customers
Google’s monitoring of purchases extends to business users as well as consumers.
Tulsi Gabbard on free speech online: “Unchecked, First Amendment rights going out the window”
Gabbard is the only Democratic Presidential candidate speaking about free speech.
The EFF is representing Boxing Now, a YouTube channel targeted by UFC copyright trolls
Rights holders are ignoring fair use policies in recent years and are causing trouble for content creators.
Is embedding an image copyright infringement? – a new case will find out
Some people are determined to break the internet.
Facebook makes it clear: “one strike” and you’re banned
Facebook are cracking down.
Apple’s neglect in education means kids are growing up in a privacy-invasive Google world
Apple are really behind in the education markets.
Senator Josh Hawley is asking Mark Zuckerberg the important privacy questions
The Senator requests that the Facebook CEO respond by May 27th
Italy: Facebook deletes 23 major populist pages just weeks before the EU election
Influencing elections?
Is Microsoft Office the next privacy nightmare?
Options and headings that are written confusingly await you when you use Office.
Google will let publishers that use Google AMP have a featured spot in search results
Some see it as a way for Google to make publishers use AMP or miss out.
Revealed: It appears Google is sharing payment data with 3rd parties by default, and the opt-out setting is deceptively hard to find
This goes against everything Google’s been saying about privacy lately.
The EU has quietly restarted its push towards mass data retention
The EU is trying to find away around the ruling that mass data retention is illegal.