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Web Privacy
Tech News
What is doxing and what to do if you’ve been doxed
(TECHNOLOGY) Doxing is an attack that used to be primarily done in hacker and gamer circles, but is now spilling over to victimize people from all walks of life. Like you.
Tech News
The ‘naughty list’ of companies that refuse to delete your data
(TECH NEWS) This site provides a free list of companies which won’t delete your data - or, in some cases, stop tracking your activity - after you delete your account.
Tech News
HackNotice launches as the first way to truly know what hackers have on you
(TECH NEWS) Consumers find out about hacks only when there are major breaches, and typically way too late. HackNotice is fighting back by quickly making indices of breaches public.
Tech News
Vaulteq: A modern safe deposit box for your digital info
(TECH NEWS) Vaulteq will soon launch to protect all of your passwords, digital information, and you can't break into it, even if you set it on fire.
Opinion Editorials
Who’s missing next to Zuckerberg as he testifies at the political circus?
(EDITORIAL) Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg isn't testifying because of web privacy violations, this is all a political opportunity with a dash of regulatory salivation thrown in.
Tech News
4 Things even n00bs can do to stay safe online
(TECH NEWS) The risks today are high, and all of us can do more to keep our information out of hackers' hands - these four simple steps can be taken by anyone. Even great grandma.
Tech News
New app fights cluttered inboxes by making your email private
(TECH NEWS) Install the Throttle browser extension and you never have to give your real email address to a website again.
Tech News
Why Snowden says no one should use Google’s Allo app
(TECH NEWS) On the heels of Google's launch of Allo, Edward Snowden takes to Twitter to warn against using it.


