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Facebook takes bold stance on privacy – of its ads: Independent transparency research blocked

Heaven forbid someone lifts the lid on social network's disinformation and public manipulation

Euro watchdog will try to extract $900m from Amazon for breaking data privacy laws

You miss every shot you don't take, we guess

Privacy proves elusive in Google's Privacy Sandbox

Like FLoC, FLEDGE isn't yet ready to fly for web-based ads, judging from this proof-of-concept exploit code

Restoring your privacy costs money, which makes it a marker of class

Column Opting out of data monetisation is neither easy nor cheap

Happy 4.20: Latest version of Tails bakes connection wizard into pro-privacy Linux distro

Operating system now more flexible in how you get online

Google herds FLoC back to the lab for undisclosed post-third-party-cookie ad tech modifications

Privacy advocates say surgery on bird-themed system must happen in public

Not for children: Audacity fans drop the f-bomb after privacy agreement changes

'Fork.' What did you think we meant?

Google has second thoughts about cutting cookies, so serves up CHIPs

Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State, no fish involved

Data collected to promote public health must never be surrendered to police

Column Voluntary location-tracking to crimp COVID is too good a tool to waste

Who in America is standing up to privacy-bothering facial-recognition tech? Maine is right now leading the pack

Feature 'This technology is too dangerous to be regulated, it shouldn’t be used at all'

Google: About that whole getting rid of third-party cookies thing – we're gonna need another year or so

Plan to reinvent advertising turns out to be more difficult than expected

From I'm feeling lucky to I'm feeling Brave: Browser maker erects web search engine beta

Even just to remind the world there's life beyond Google and DuckDuckGo

US Supreme Court gives LinkedIn another shot at stymieing web scraping

LinkedIn back in play / Supremes kick case back downstairs / hiQ still at risk

PrivacyMic looks to keep your home smart without Google, Alexa, Siri and pals listening in

Raspberry Pi-powered prototype proves 95% accurate, 100% private, claim boffins

FBI drops subpoena to identify readers of USA Today article about shootout with agents

Feds, facing pushback over constitutional concerns, say they no longer need the data after all

Google's 'Ask me anything' on Privacy Sandbox was more about questions than answers

FLoC is not for our benefit, says Chocolate Factory, it's for everyone else

Tor users, beware: 'Scheme flooding' technique may be used to deanonymize you

By probing for installed apps with custom URL schemes, it's possible to build a 32-bit unique fingerprint

Apple's Find My network can be abused to leak secrets to the outside world via passing devices

You gotta work hard for those three-bytes-a-second transfers, though

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