1,600 guests were filmed with hidden webcams that livestreamed the action. The site also sold videos.
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Author: Lisa Vaas
Privacy
Android, browser privacy, Mobile, mobile browsers, opera, Privacy, VPN, web browser privacy, Web Browsers,
Opera brings back free VPN service to its Android browser
Opera lost its Android browser’s VPN after it was sold to a Chinese consortium, but now it’s back.
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Author: Lisa Vaas
Android, Android Q, Computer Security, Cyber Security News, Google, Internet, Privacy, Security, TLS 1.3,
Android Q – Beta Released with High Level Privacy and Security Features With TLS 1.3 Support
Google released a new Beta version of Android Q that brings a number of additional privacy and security features for Android users. Since Android reached a billion users, Google has a great responsibility to ensure the user’s privacy and security from the sophisticated cyber threats that evolving day by day. Apart from this existing privacy […]
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Researchers fret over Netflix interactive TV traffic snooping
No sooner has Netflix made an interactive TV show than people are already pulling apart its privacy implications.
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Author: Danny Bradbury
Elsevier exposes users’ emails and passwords online
The science publisher is blaming a misconfigured server that exposed a constant stream of its users’ credentials.
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Author: Lisa Vaas
Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, Fake news, fake-news inquiry, friends API, ico, Law & order, lawsuit, Privacy, Six4Three, Social networks,
Court: Embarrassing leaks of internal Facebook emails are fishy
The leaks point to a plot, a Calif. court said, ordering pikini app maker Six4Three to hand over its lawyers’ chats with the ICO.
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Author: Lisa Vaas
Epic in hot water over Steam-scraping code
Players noticed that Epic Games was gathering and storing data from Steam accounts without their permission.
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Author: Danny Bradbury
Child-friendly search engines: How safe is Kiddle?
Kiddle and Kidrex are meant to deliver age-appropriate search results, filtering out internet nastiness. But how do they really stack up?
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Author: Maria Varmazis
Cryptography, Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, outage, Pavel Durov, Privacy, Social networks, Telegram, WhatsApp,
Facebook outage coincides with (or causes?) 3m new Telegram users
A worldwide, nearly day-long outage at Facebook led to Telegram having a busy, busy day.
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Author: Lisa Vaas
chrome, DuckDuckGo, Google, Google Chrome, Organisations, Privacy, search bar, search engines, Web Browsers,
How to make DuckDuckGo your default Chrome search engine
Good news for the privacy-conscious. Chrome 73, released Tuesday, now includes the DuckDuckGo search engine as an option.
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Author: Danny Bradbury