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More German cities ditch Microsoft, move to open-source tech
Germany is the main country that’s focussed on making the transition.
BBC “worried” that encrypted apps like Signal can’t be searched for “misinformation” in private conversations
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, several social media platforms and apps have happily decided to promote only World Health Organization-approved narratives and news across the world. While social media platforms are doing so to evade “misinformation” on their platform, the director of B
Google is sued for tracking users, even in incognito mode
Google is facing its next privacy challenge.
UK contact tracing app breaches GDPR, will store personal user data for 20 years
The apps have been a privacy nightmare from the start.
How to easily encrypt your files when using cloud storage, so not even the provider can snoop
?This is for those that want to use easy cloud storage but want to keep their files private.
Facebook, quite literally, wants to hear your thoughts
Facebook has a new patent for “subvocalized speech recognition glasses.”
Australian lawmaker labels TikTok a tool for Chinese government to collect data those outside of China
Hastie is not the first to make the allegations.
Facebook to some users that “rapidly go viral”: show some ID or be suppressed
Facebook may ask users who go viral and who it deems to be suspicious to provide ID or have their reach cut.
MembersNot enough people are talking about stalkerware
? It’s not just surveillance from Big Tech you have to worry about.
Silicon Valley billionaires plot to get Joe Biden elected using data and hyper-partisan news websites
Big data meets biased news.
Firm secures deal to supply 15 countries with coronavirus digital “health passports”
The introduction of these were recently called a “conspiracy theory.”