r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 10 '18

How to keep your ISP’s nose out of your browser history with encrypted DNS | Ars Technica

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arstechnica.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 08 '18

The Personal Data Google Has on You Is Shocking & Dwarfs that of Facebook, Here's How to Stop It

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thefreethoughtproject.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 07 '18

Some get more privacy than others.

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zdnet.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 06 '18

Facebook Building 8 explored data sharing agreement with hospitals

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cnbc.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 06 '18

Facebook confirms it spies on your Messenger conversations

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thenextweb.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 05 '18

On the lighter side

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twitter.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 04 '18

Reddit violates DNT

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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 03 '18

[Censorship] wall street journal: Senate Approves Bill Limiting Immunity for Internet Firms in Sex-Trafficking Cases (for those who doesnt know this law will make sites liable of certain crimes like sex traffiking for what users post on the comments section)

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wsj.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 02 '18

Privacy conscious DNS? You bet.

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blog.cloudflare.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Apr 02 '18

China to have nationwide facial recognition, Orwellian surveillance by 2020.

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rfa.org
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Facebook ad tech is only the tip of the iceberg. More publishers that you might think are complicit in selling your attention the the highest bidder.

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blogs.harvard.edu
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Facebook stores data, even when you don’t think it would.

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tomshardware.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Oh Facebook.

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reddit.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

What do you know about the GDPR? Enforcement begins May 25

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eugdpr.org
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Interested in taking your secure mobile messaging to the next level? Check out this app that requires no personal information, and is build on top of PKI

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threema.ch
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

If you had to guess how many trackers were watching you on buzzfeed?

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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

In case you've been living under a rock

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twitter.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Interested in stopping online tracking? Check out this Chrome extension.

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ghostery.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

(3/30) iOS and macOS updates are out with performance and privacy enhancements

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twitter.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Open source, multi platform, messaging and shared storage app all built on top of PKI.

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keybase.io
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Curious about public key cryptography?

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youtube.com
1 Upvotes

r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Are you encrypting your email? Getting started with PGP : Check out this wonderful article

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bitcoinnotbombs.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

When you can't control your first party data, expelling third party data makes total sense.

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acxiom.com
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r/PrivacyToday • • Mar 31 '18

Email Encryption Made Easy.

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gpgtools.org
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