Google collects lots of data, which is used to curate content recommendations on services like Google Play and YouTube, as well as market ads to you based on your activity.
Source: How to Automatically Delete Your Google Data, and Why You Should
Category: Privacy
Ethics, Privacy
Le gioie del Gdpr
Privacy
Fastidiosissimo
Anche se sono online dal 1996 o giù di lì (chiedete a DuckDuckGo se non ci credete!) ho esitato molto ad iscrivermi a Facebook nonostante si fossero iscritti quasi tutti i miei compagni di scuola, amici e conoscenti. Anche se “ce l’han tutti” avevo già annusato la grossa fregatura riassumibile in “se non paghi sei…
Android, Ethics, Privacy, Proprietary software, Smartphones, Software Libero, Web
Eh che stufita!
Dear Facebook, I’ve been accessing your social service using Frost an free-as-in-freedom Android app. Why? Because I don’t trust you. You already far too much about me. And knowing your ways of handling and selling the data you collect I’ve decided to confine you as much as possible and this means that I will never…
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Russia Orders Major VPN Providers To Block ‘Banned’ Sites – Slashdot
Those are bad news IMHO
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StartPage.com another privacy-aware alternative to Google/Bing/whatsoever
Ethics, Privacy, Proprietary software, Software Libero
Why we need Software Libero
Egypt Government Used Gmail Third-Party Apps To Phish Activists – Slashdot So does anybody still need to be taught why Software Libero (i.e. Free-as-in-Freedom) is of utmost importance today for the actual freedom of people? Or better why we must ban software which does not came with readable and inspectable source code?
Ethics, Privacy, Proprietary software, Social networks
No, grazie
Caro Zukenberg, cara Facebook, Da qualche mese ho intensificato la mia presenza sulla vostra rete sociale, complice il mio rinnovato interesse per i Giochi di Ruolo. Ma da avidi ed abili collezionisti e rivenditori di dati personali conoscete perfettamente la mia predilezione per il Software Libero.
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Ethics, Privacy
Facebook’s security team tracks posts, location for ‘BOLO’ threat list
Facebook security monitors users who have made aggressive comments, as well as former employees, through a “be on lookout” or “BOLO” list. It can use its apps and web sites to track the location of these people as it deems necessary. Source: Facebook’s security team tracks posts, location for ‘BOLO’ threat list I never used…