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DuckDuckGo launches private email service

Removes all trackers before forwarding messages.
The LinkedIn data breach that wasn’t

If you’re on the service, your details are already out there.
Privacy: Apple users say ‘no thanks, Facebook’

Turns out almost nobody wants to be tracked online.
Facebook ad hypocrisy exposed

Signal banned for creating ads about data transparency.
New Google tracking system widely criticised

Browser developers and privacy advocates not convinced by FLoC.
Landmark case: Court finds Google deceived users

Tech giant wasn't clear about how people could stop it storing location data.
Google testing cookies alternative for Chrome

Wants FLoC to become the new standard for adtech.
Government must de-identify shared data

Calls for stricter rules around new data sharing laws.
China raises alarm about Tesla security

Bans use of cars for government employees.
Google to fight ‘incognito mode’ claims in court

Complainants argue user data is collected.
Google will stop tracking Chrome users

Says it won’t replace cookies with other monitoring tech.
Brave to launch privacy-focused search engine

Outlines new model for finding information online.
Google, Facebook, and advertising

How to be anonymous online, Part III.
Metadata, VPNs, and Tor

How to be anonymous online, Part II.
Browsers, trackers, and cookies

How to be anonymous online.
Australia had 1051 data breaches in 2020

Human error to blame as number of breaches rise.
Woolworths gave customer data to NSW Health

Contact tracers used loyalty program to track down infection.
DuckDuckGo passes 100m daily searches

Privacy search engine sees boost in traffic.
Can Facebook read your WhatsApp messages?

Privacy policy changes cause confusion.
ACCC rejects Google’s Fitbit promises

Will decide in March if takeover can proceed.

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