Google Gathers FLoC of Privacy Bull
Google continues to advocate for a "privacy-first" web. The problem? Their definition of privacy and how it seems to be a Google-powered adtech nightmare.
Google continues to advocate for a "privacy-first" web. The problem? Their definition of privacy and how it seems to be a Google-powered adtech nightmare.
iOS 14.5 introduces App Tracking Transparency or ATT. Here's what it means to you.
No other technology revolution has induced more fear, uncertainty, and doubt for so long than the cloud. This post explores the "why" of it and more...
It's hard to keep track of all of the amazing content on the web. To help, I've created a few "super feeds" for your favourite RSS reader.
Ubiquiti suffered a data breach and makes it worse by not communication clearly with it's customer base.
Google has had to disclose the amount of tracking its apps do in iOS. Shocking no one: it turns out it's a lot.
iOS 14.4.2 fixes a critical cybersecurity issue. Make sure to update now.
Setting a new cloud account well is reasonably simple, but what about accounts that are already active? Here are some tips to add guardrails after the fact.
iOS 14.4.1 fixes a couple of critical cybersecurity issues. Make sure to update now.
Clubhouse is the hot new social network. It's a promising audio-only network that now boasts over 2 millions active weekly users. During this rise, it's committed some easily avoidable and obvious mistakes around privacy and content moderation. Can they recover?
Security and privacy are linked yet for some reason, you see privacy experts ignoring the impact of security and security experts who are unconcerned with privacy. Why?
Emotet and NetWalker are both taken offline within days of each. A big wins for users, law enforcement, and international cooperation...at least for a little while.