Apple and Google Roll Out 'DULT' Unwanted Bluetooth Tracker Detection
The feature is available in Android 6.0 or higher and iOS 17.5.
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Ryan Whitwam
Google Agrees to Delete Massive Trove of Incognito Data in Class Action Settlement
Google won't have to pay a dime to class members, though.
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Ryan Whitwam
Glassdoor Attaches Real Names to 'Anonymous' Profiles, Causing User Exodus
If you communicate with Glassdoor customer support, the company will tack the name you used during the interaction onto your user profile.
Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee Says We Have to Fix the Internet
Berners-Lee's thoughts on the 35th anniversary of HTTP veer into the dystopian.
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Ryan Whitwam
Internet-Connected Vehicles Are Sharing Your Driving Habits With Insurers
Has your auto insurance gone up recently? If so, the maker of your vehicle might have tattled on you.
Ransomware Ring Hits Pharmaceutical Industry, Limiting Drug Access for Millions of Americans
ALPHV, a Russian-speaking ransomware gang, is thought to have disabled a network responsible for directing insurance claims to pharmacies.
HP’s 'All-In' Printer Rental Watches Everything You Print, Tells HP All About It
It supposedly doesn't monitor the contents of your pages, but it knows just about everything else.
Amazon Continues to Sell This Doorbell Camera With Terrible Security
Consumer Reports says anyone can access these cameras, and retailers are still selling them.
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Ryan Whitwam
AI 'Girlfriends' Are Snapping Up Users' Data
Think twice before sharing your personal information with an AI 'significant other.'