The Open Rights Group is releasing results on what they found about the tracking habits of political parties. It’s thanks to provisions in the GDPR.
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The NSPCC of the UK is continuing to insist that Facebook’s plan to add security will lead to child grooming. The “charity” wants Facebook to
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This review covers the progressive trance track DJ Aligator Project – The Whistle Song.
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There appears to be more movement in the Desjardis data breach. The company has now apparently fired the COO and head of IT.
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A recent court ruling saying that ISPs must censor websites that are accused of copyright infringement is being appealed by independent ISP TekSavvy.
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This review covers the pop track New York’s Sweet Sensation – If Wishes Came True.
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DJ mix sharing site, Mixcloud, is the latest to suffer from a data breach. In all, an estimated 21 million accounts have been compromised.
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This post is an archive for oddities in the news for the month of November in the year 2019.
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Major US carrier, T-Mobile, is admitting that they have suffered from a data breach. Over 1 million customers have had their information compromised.
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In this review, we brave the cold in the Atari 5200 game Pengo. We find out how well this survival game plays.
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