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Former Mozilla Executive: Google Repeatedly Stabbed Us in the Back
Mozilla and Google’s relationship soon soured.
Buster Is a New Browser Extension That Automatically Solves Annoying CAPTCHAs for You
A new open-source plug-in, Buster, will solve these tests for you by employing automatic speech recognition to solve reCAPTCHA audio challenges.
Lobbyists for Google and Amazon Smacked Down a Bill That Would Have Stopped Devices Spying on You
US citizens just lost yet another piece of its right to privacy, once again in favor of the big corporations.
YouTube Starts Issuing Community Guidelines Strikes on Playlists
YouTube issued a community guidelines strike against Sheila Allen for a playlist which contained videos from other creators and none of her own content.
YouTube Will Soon Rank Videos by How “Responsible” YouTube Thinks the Content Is
YouTube creators have all reasons to be worried.
Google Chrome Web Store Bans Free Speech Comments Extension Dissenter
Google’s decision to remove Dissenter comes within 24 hours of Mozilla’s decision to remove Dissenter from the Firefox extensions store.
Google Manually Manipulates Its Search Results, New Report Shows
The policy will prohibit pages with single answers to search inquiries taken directly from the open web.
Indie Social Platform Micro.Blog Now Allows Video Uploads
You may upload video files smaller than 45Mb which is about 55-65 seconds of 720P video.
Most People Underestimate How Much Google Actually Tracks Them, New Survey Shows
The privacy scandals of Silicon Valley tech companies over the last few years have managed to turn the attention of their consumers towards privacy and data management.
Google Quietly Removes “Sort by Date” Feature From Search Results
Many people used this feature to override Google Searches’ algorithmic recommendations and get date based view of the search results.
AI Expert Slams Google for Caving to the Mob
She berated Google for failing to communicate its decision to pull the plug before axing the board.
Conservatives Call on Tech Giants to Cut Ties With the Biased and Disgraced SPLC
Bozell argues the group is extremely biased, abusing the powerful status and role given to it by these companies to silence political and ideological opponents, rather than promote fair and responsible speech.
