Revealed: Anti-virus company Avast has been selling data from its 435 million users to companies including Google, Microsoft, Home Depot and Pepsi including their web history, location and porn searches Avast used a browser plugin and antivirus software to track its users The company tracked web history of millions of its 435 million users That … Avast sells your data to other companies
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Archive.org sends out what are called spiders that follow from link to link to link and save the web pages to a database. The database is searchable by the domain of the site. Sites behind paywalls and passwords are not stored. However, much of the internet is reviewable using this service. It’s interesting, you can … The Wayback Machine – https://archive.org
“Google Analytics is a good tool: it’s free, easy to implement, and has served me well over the years. However, partly because I’m not in love with Big Brother Google looking over the shoulder of all my website visitors, and partly because I like experiments in minimalism, I decided to replace Google Analytics on benhoyt.com with … “Not Google Analytics” for your site analytics
Major Browsers to Prevent Disabling of Click Tracking Privacy Risk By Lawrence Abrams April 6, 2019 “A HTML standard called hyperlink auditing that allows sites to track link clicks is enabled by default on Safari, Chrome, Opera, and Microsoft Edge, but will soon have no way to disable it. As it is considered a privacy … Alarmist Article Rails Against New Tech In Favor Of Mythological User Control
