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  2 days ago

  DuckDuckGo caught giving Microsoft permission for trackers despite strong privacy reputation

  9to5Mac - José Adorno

  DuckDuckGo is known for its privacy-first commitment to users on iOS, Android, browsers, and soon with its own Mac app. Now, a report puts in check the company’s privacy focus due to a search agreement with Microsoft that let the Redmond company continue tracking users on the browser. As reported by …

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  1 day ago

  State privacy laws are being written by tech companies to minimize protections

  9to5Mac - Ben Lovejoy

  Some state privacy laws use wording written by tech companies and their lobbyists, says a new report today. A formerly Apple-backed lobbying group has previously been cited as pushing for weaker privacy protection based on this wording. Tech giants are aiming to push through weak privacy legislation …

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  6 hours ago

  US government efforts to regulate Big Tech stall

  Cult of Mac - Ed Hardy

  A bill aimed at regulating Big Tech is reportedly losing support in the U.S. Senate. The fate of the American Choice and Innovation Online Act is now in question. It is a Democratic proposal but some Senate Democrats are leery about voting for it in an election year. Bill to regulate Big Tech may …

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  Verizon downplays database hacked and held for ransom, security risk could remain

  9to5Mac - Michael Potuck

  A Verizon employee database was recently compromised with the hacker holding it for a $250,000 ransom. Verizon says it doesn’t believe it contains “any sensitive information” and stopped communication with the hacker. However, the list of details including employee email addresses, phone numbers, …

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  6 hours ago

  The ‘Capital Of Silicon Valley’ Is Ignoring Its Privacy Experts

  VICE Asia - Ethan Gregory Dodge

  San José created a privacy taskforce to keep ‘smart city’ technology in check. Then its members started resigning. As the tenth largest city in the United States and the self-proclaimed “Capital of Silicon Valley,” San José, Calif. has deployed or tested dozens of “smart city” technologies in the …

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  WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann’s new crypto project sounds like a scam within a scam

  Recode - Neel Dhanesha

  Adam Neumann is back. The cofounder and former CEO of WeWork and subsequent subject of the podcast-turned-TV-series WeCrashed now says he wants to fix climate change — with crypto. Specifically, Neumann wants to put carbon credits on the blockchain. But making carbon credits easier to buy and sell …